Village Presbyterian Church

At Village our vision is to become a church for the hungry. For those who hunger physically we have the Community Food Pantry. For those who hunger spiritually, join us on Sunday morning to get fed. For those who hunger for connection, for community, and for hope, we are your Village. Jesus told us He is the bread of life. John 6:35 "Whoever comes to me will never go hungry" What is Sunday morning like? A beautiful family church for all ages in the heart of Carrollwood Village. The music is blended: modern and traditional, The message is Biblical and applicable no matter where you are in your faith journey. Truly a place where you can belong even before you believe. Located in the heart of Carrollwood Village, right behind the Publix. Church starts at 10am on Sunday. Visit us online first if you prefer, or just drop in any Sunday. This is your sign to come back to church.

Hillsborough County

Tampa Bay Area

Carrollwood-Northdale

Florida

At Village our vision is to become a church for the hungry. For those who hunger physically we have the Community Food Pantry. For those who hunger...

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office reports that most roads closed during Monday's floods have reopened Tuesday, but a few trouble spots remain.As of 10:45 a.m. Tuesday, these three roads were still experiencing problems, the sheriff's office reported in an email to media:<ul><li>Gibson between 56th and 58th – shut down</li><li>VanDyke east of Dale Mabry – flooded</li><li>N. Moble Road at Hutchison Road – flooded</li></ul>Image via Shutterstock

The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office reports that most roads closed during Monday’s floods have reopened Tuesday, but a few trouble spots remain.

As of 10:45 a.m. Tuesday, these three roads were still experiencing problems, the sheriff’s office reported in an email to media:<ul><li>Gibson between 56th and 58th – shut down</li><li>VanDyke east of Dale Mabry – flooded</li><li>N. Moble Road at Hutchison Road – flooded</li></ul>Image via Shutterstock

The sheriff's office is asking motorists to steer clear of them.