Wheatland Presbyterian Church
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about_us
<!DOCTYPE html> About Us – Wheatland Presbyterian Church Skip to content Wheatland Presbyterian Church About Us Worship Mission About Us The roots of Wheatland Presbyterian Church can be found in the Scottish settlement known as Tamarack in Wheatland Township. Descendants of Scottish covenanters from Ayrshire called this area home and almost immediately went about establishing their “kirk.” Eighteen members from nine families first met in 1848 in the front room of Stephen Findlay’s home for worship, eventually building their first house of worship in 1856. The current sanctuarySource ↗
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<!DOCTYPE html> Mission – Wheatland Presbyterian Church Skip to content Wheatland Presbyterian Church About Us Worship Mission Mission At Wheatland Presbyterian Church, we have believed that we are the hands and feet of Jesus Christ since our founders established the church. We glorify God and serve our community in many ways. Some recent examples include: • Support for missionaries around the world • Helping New Orleans residents rebuild after Hurricane Katrina • Habitat for Humanity in Joliet • Filling shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child • Support for Heifer InternaSource ↗
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About Us – Wheatland Presbyterian Church Skip to content Wheatland Presbyterian Church About Us Worship Mission About Us The roots of Wheatland Presbyterian Church can be found in the Scottish settlement known as Tamarack in Wheatland Township. Descendants of Scottish covenanters from Ayrshire called this area home and almost immediately went about establishing their “kirk.” Eighteen members from nine families first met in 1848 in the front room of Stephen Findlay’s home for worship, eventually building their first house of worship in 1856. The current sanctuary, listed as a Will CountySource ↗
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