TODAY, A MESSAGE OF HOPE
200 Faithful Fill
Pews In Solidarity

District Superintendent:
Congregation Will Endure
By JIM KEVLIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com

MILFORD – The Rev. Sylvia Barrett, pastor of the First United Methodist Church here that burned last Sunday night, rallied more than 200 people who gathered this morning from four congregations with a message of hope.
“When our eyes flood with tear,” she prayed, “raise our heads so we can see Your rainbow of promise.”
Methodists from Schuyler Lake and Fly Creek, and 32 members of First Presbyterian Church of Cooperstown, packed the Upper Susquehanna Cultural Center – a former Presbyterian church – two buildings south of the gutted remains of Milford’s First UM.
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