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Farewell, but Not Goodbye: Pastor Nancy Remkus To Leave Old Whalers’ Church in Sag Harbor

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Reverend Nancy Remkus at the First Presbyterian

Reverend Nancy Remkus at the First Presbyterian "Old Whalers" Church in Sag Harbor on Tuesday. DANA SHAW

Reverend Nancy Remkus at the First Presbyterian

Reverend Nancy Remkus at the First Presbyterian "Old Whalers" Church in Sag Harbor on Tuesday. DANA SHAW

Reverend Nancy Remkus at the First Presbyterian

Reverend Nancy Remkus at the First Presbyterian "Old Whalers" Church in Sag Harbor on Tuesday. DANA SHAW

authorMichelle Trauring on Dec 20, 2023
On Christmas Eve, Pastor Nancy Remkus will lead three services at the Presbyterian (Old Whalers’) Church in Sag Harbor. The first, at 10 a.m., will mark the fourth Sunday of... more

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