West Pearland Presbyterian Church
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Come and grow with us! West Pearland Presbyterian Church is a new church development of the Presbytery of New Covenant (Presbyterian Church USA) in its beginning stages. We need your input so we can create your new ''church home.'' Whether you're new to the area, or a longtime resident, we have something for you!
For more information, contact Randy Croix at (281) 412-2973.
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pool sign/bridge
1. post a sign of general pool rules and hours of operation. 2. when will the connection between westoak and westoak village get started and/or completed.
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Started: August 1st 2002Replies: 0
Disappearing Squirrels
We live on Mobud and have always enjoyed the squirrels. We have 3 squirrel feeders which we keep filled with sunflower seeds. Within the past 2 weeks, every squirrel has disappeared. Every morning I...
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Started: August 17th 2006Replies: 8
Cancelation General Mtg. 03-24-2020 and Newsltr
Due to Corona virus no meetings or newsletter until further notice
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Started: March 16th 2020Replies: 0
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