Mar 29, 2012 2:19 PM
It was bound to happen sooner or later. For years, you could tune your radio dial to listen to sermons by the Reverend Billy Graham or other preachers. And when I was a kid I remember local television stations used to carry assorted church services for shut-ins on Sunday morning. Now the Bridgehampton Presbyterian Church—the oldest congregation in our fair village, I might add—has become the first church to go online.
That’s right, if you can’t make it to church for the 10:30 a.m. service on Sunday mornings, you can visit the church’s website at www.bridgehamptonpc.org and listen in from home or wherever you may be (although it might be frowned upon to admit listening to church services from the beach).
In a press release from the church, Pastor Peter Sulyok, who... more
That’s right, if you can’t make it to church for the 10:30 a.m. service on Sunday mornings, you can visit the church’s website at www.bridgehamptonpc.org and listen in from home or wherever you may be (although it might be frowned upon to admit listening to church services from the beach).
In a press release from the church, Pastor Peter Sulyok, who... more
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