Philippians 3:12-16 by Daniel Harrell I heard fine reports about David Fisher’s visit last Sunday. Our former Senior Minister, whom I’ve known since our Park Street Church days together in Boston back in the early 90s, enjoyed being back here where he spent so many meaningful years. Likewise we enjoyed our visit to Brooklyn for more »
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Worship at Colonial
Traditional Worship 9:00 am
Contemporary Worship 10:45 am
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Recent Sermons
- Forward Thinking by Daniel Harrell on May 19, 2013.
- Words. Words, Words by David Fisher on May 12, 2013.
- Garbage (seriously) by Daniel Harrell on May 5, 2013.
- Work It Out by Daniel Harrell on April 28, 2013.
Recent Posts
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Forward Thinking
Posted on 22nd May 2013 0 comments
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How Playing Impacts School.
Posted on 9th May 2013 0 comments
Parents-I came across another great blog post this week and wanted to pass it along to you. It speaks to the significance of playing and games for brain development. At CRASH we play a LOT of games. We have fun, we laugh, we build community, and we intend to positively impact students in their development. more »
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Many of our children today get praised by parents
Posted on 7th May 2013 0 comments
Many of our children today get praised by parents, teachers, and other adults a great deal. Things like “good job” and “well done” are heard all the time because our good intentions can inspire them, right? Despite the good intentions some praise maybe be hurting our children. When I first heard this idea I though more »
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Garbage
Posted on 6th May 2013 0 comments
Philippians 3:7-11 by Daniel Harrell Watching it snow in May has been enough to turn this Southerner into a raving existentialist. Here’s a scenario went through my mind: While up late trying to figure out what to say in this sermon, suddenly it’s 2 in the morning and I imagine myself going for a more »



