Sunday Worship
8:45 am - Chapel
11:00 am - Sanctuary
Childcare available for both services
Sunday School
10:00 am * Adult, Children and Youth Classes
10:30 am * Fellowship
Nursery
The Nursery is available for children up to 3 years old during both services
Assisted Listening Devices and Large Print Hymns are available for our worship service on Sunday morning.
Please request them from the ushers.
Mission Statement...
We glorify God by engaging in worship, pursuing justice, and nurturing all
who enter our doors.
Ministers
The Congregation
Staff
Kelly Abraham,
Director of Youth & Their Families
Kelly Nicol,
Director of Children's Ministry
Marlon Hurst,
Director of Music & Arts
Tina Wagoner,
Organist
Kathi Fleming,
Director of Children's Choirs
Mark West,
Facilities Manager
(Ministry Support Team)
Pastoral Staff
Mark T. Davis, Pastor
Caitlin Foehse, Associate Pastor
Sanctuary/Chapel Entrance:
174 North Mill Street
Office Entrance:
171 Market Street
Office hours:
M-F, 9:00 am-3:00 pm
Phone: 859.252.1919
Fax: 859.281.6864
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This has been a great year for our congregation. There is an energy and excitement spreading through First Presbyterian Church. Each ministry has a place. Each ministry grows out of the love and investment of the people who are FPC.
This is where 100 or more children and adults come together on Wednesday nights during the school year for the LOGOS program. The incredible commitment of parents, grandparents and adults in this community, makes this a loving, fabulous place for children and youth to learn, play, and eat each Wednesday. Last year, over 150 volunteers gave their time. The program was supported by even more people who enable this ministry to happen through financial gifts and pledges. This is underscored by the investment of staff leadership, property, and supplies. We hear over and over that people love LOGOS and that it is making a difference in their lives and the lives of their children.
We want to spread the love.
This is the place where over 100 meals are prepared for those in need on the last Saturday of each month. This is possible because your generosity enables us to have a food-safety certified kitchen fully open and operational in which to cook. It requires utilities, insurance, and staff. The Assembly Room is set-up and ready to host anyone who comes to eat. Nearly 20 different volunteers give their time and energy to cook healthy, delicious meals people love and that bring them back for seconds and thirds.
We want to spread the love.
This is where our adult and children's choirs sing each Sunday in the Chapel and Sanctuary and gather to rehearse each week. It is where we invest in soloists to support choir members and enrich our worship on Sundays. The Music for Mission ministry, led by Director of Music and Arts, Marlon Hurst, continues to draw people who love excellent music to downtown Lexington and to deepen our partnerships in the community.
We want to spread the love.
What do you love about FPC?
We are asking you to invest in our common life. Your financial engagement and commitment enable First Presbyterian Church to minister through worship, Just Lunch, youth ministry, LOGOS, fabulous choral music,
and to spread the love in Lexington.
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Hello Friends... Caitlin Foehse, Associate Pastor
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Dear Friends,
We are looking forward to honoring the lives of loved ones who have died in the past year on Sunday, November 6th. In order to submit the name of a loved one, please look for this banner on our website,
www.fpclex.org.
If you have any questions about this process or would like assistance, feel free to contact LeTicia Preacely in the office, (859) 252-1919, or via email,
lpreacely@fpclex.org.
In his service,
Caitlin
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As you prepare to come to worship, here are the scripture texts that will make up the Sunday services this month.
October 2nd:
Habakkuk 1:1-4, 2:1-4
; Psalm
37:1-9
;
2 Timothy 1:1-14
; Luke
17:5-10
October 9th:
2 Kings 5:1-3, 7-15c; Psalm 111;
2 Timothy 2:8-15
; Luke
17:11-19
October 16th:
Genesis 32:22-31; Psalm 121;
2 Timothy 3:14-4:5
; Luke
18:1-8
October 23rd:
Jeremiah 14:7-10, 19-22; Psalm 84:1-7;
2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18
; Luke
18:9-14
October 30th:
Isaiah 1:10-18
; Psalm
32:1-7
;
2 Thessalonians 1:1-4, 11-12
; Luke 19:1-10
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With Joy...
Peyton Tierney's mother, Patricia Tierney, is cancer free.
Let us keep one another lifted in prayer.
Andrew Tew,
on the death of her uncle,
Sydney Strup, on her upcoming surgery,
Carol Morgan,
on her knee replacement surgery.
If you would like to be included among the Care and Concerns, please contact Karen Mossman at
karenferromossman@gmail.com or 859.382.9713.
Intercessory Prayer Network...
This network is maintained by members who offer intercessory prayer for anyone in need. Prayer requests can be made by calling Hazel Farley at (859) 273-4415 or the church office at (859) 252-1919.
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PW Council Officers
The next council meeting will be held November 1st at 5:30 pm in the FPC Dining Room.
UNICEF
Led by Linda Axon, State President of CWU
UNICEF works to ensure a better life such as providing clean water, proper sanitation and hygiene to countries in need. They also provide education for children who do not have access or opportunity to an education. One of the newest programs that will be discussed is Education of All Boys and Girls in South Asia.
Tuesday, October 11th at 10:00 am
Snacks and Fellowship at 9:30
Woodland Christian Church
530 E. High Street
COMING SOON...
Circle 5 Annual Bake Sale
The Women of Circle 5 and friends will again provide delicacies lovingly prepared for your purchase. A wide range of foods from Stollens, pimento cheese, soups, cakes, pies, candies, etc. will be held on November 20th.
Circle Meetings
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Circle
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Date & Time
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Hostess
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Address
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| Circle 2 |
October 11th, 2:00 pm
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Sayre Christian Village |
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Circle 3
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October 13
th, 1:00 pm
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FPC Dining Room
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Circle 4
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October 13
th, 6:30 pm
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Susan Watson |
1201 Fincastle Road |
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Circle 5
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October
11th, 7:00 pm
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Anna Jarvis |
3506 Rabbits Foot Trail |
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Circle 6
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October
17th, 6:30 pm
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Marty Turner
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866 Glendover Road
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Circle 7
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no meeting
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*If you or someone you know would like to join Circle 2 for bible study, please call Donna Hill, (270) 535-7556.
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Music & Arts News
Marlon Hurst, Director of Music & Arts
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Save the Date: Goldstein-Quint Duo
Satur
day, October 1s
t
7:30 pm
Free Tickets are available
during the week in the office.
Pianist Alon Goldstein and violinist Philippe Quint
,
renowned soloists, will present a concert featuring vio
lin
sonatas by Beethoven and Brahms with piano works of
Debussy and Ginastera. (Presented in partnership with t
he
Chamber Music Society of Central Kentucky)
MISSION PARTNER: Baby Health
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Save the Date: Martyn Joseph in Concert
Tues
day, October 1
8
th
8:00 pm
Free Tickets are available
during the week in the office.
Welsh singer-songwriter Martyn Joseph will perform an
acoustic solo concert of his original music. The Boston
Globe described a concert as
"
a profound experience,
"
and Bob Harris of BBC Radio 2 called his music
"
stunning
"
and
"
heartfelt.
"
MISSION PARTNER: God
'
s Pantry
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Youth Ministry News
Kelly Abraham, Director of Youth & Their Families
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Several years ago, I read Mark DeVries' book, Family-Based Youth Ministry. It was the tipping point for me to work with our Youth Ministry Team to move Sunday night youth groups to Wednesday evenings. Out of it came a Pre K-12 ministry we know today as LOGOS. Since LOGOS began, we have had consistent attendance on Wednesday night along with consistent adult mentors walking alongside our youth. This fall, we have about 30 youth consistently participating in LOGOS. The numbers don't matter so much to me as the consistency does. (Before we moved to Sunday nights, consistency varied greatly. One week we could have 15 middlers, the next 3. It was the same with the high school youth. It was incredibly difficult to have any sort of continuity, plan studies/activities, and build relationships when youth were present once or twice each month.) Now, our youth are present week in and week out. They create solid relationships with one another and the mentors who take time out of their week to teach them about the Bible and Jesus' love for all of his children. Instead of a youth ministry where the youth knew only me they have now formed relationships with Sarah Aubry, Leela Foley, Cory Cameron, Marlon Hurst, B. Nicol, Kirk Abraham, Jeff Jefferson, Van Meter Pettit, Joe & Linsey Albert, and on and on. And the questions they bring to High School Bible study each week are not easy ones. This is a GREAT thing!
What's not great? Well, LOGOS was to be an extension of worship, a mid-week ministry to deepen Christian formation. This same group of youth are not consistently attending Sunday morning worship. Part of it, I know, is because schools, teams, clubs, etc. have begun to schedules events and games on Sunday mornings before noon. Some families split their time between two churches. Youth have more homework than we did 20 (ok, maybe a little more) years ago. Our families are spread out across the countries in ways we weren't years ago. A family birthday party now is a weekend trip instead of a Sunday dinner. So families are now having to prioritize and they're busy. I'm guilty, too. I am experiencing the same pulls with my middle school-aged children. I've got tired kids who need a day to recover after a long week. I get it, but I am also looking for a solution.
So, I cracked open my Family-Based Youth Ministry book again this week for another read. I want to be sure what we're doing is still the best thing for our youth and families. I think some of the information is worth sharing as it is important that we all understand how and why we do what we do with youth at FPC. I am going to attempt to share some snippets each month with the congregation. The more we know, the more we can support all of the youth in our church family, and the more we can expect from them.
First, the book begins by stating that something is wrong. The late Dr. Thomas Gillespie, former President of the Princeton Theological Seminary, said, "The truth of the matter is that the chief cause of our membership decline is our inability over the past quarter of a century to translate our faith to our children. Put simply, we are unable to keep our children in the church when they become adults. As a result, we are not only a dwindling church, but an aging church as well." (The Presbyterian Outlook, July 18, 1988, p. 6.) Considering he said that in 1988, I think we can now adjust that to say the past half century.
DeVries believes the crisis is that "we are not leading teenagers to mature Christian adulthood." What is mature adult faith? Here is, what I believe to be, a pretty accurate table for which to compare childhood faith to mature adult faith:
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Childhood Faith
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Mature Adult Faith
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Good Christians don't have pain or disappointment.
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God uses our pain and disappointment to make us better Christians.
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God helps those who help themselves.
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God helps those who admit their own helplessness.
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God wants to make us happy.
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God wants to make us into the image of Jesus.
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Faith will help us always explain what God is doing (things always work out).
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Faith helps us stand under God's sovereignty even when we have no idea what God is doing.
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The closer we get to God, the more perfect we become.
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The closer we get to God, the more we become aware of our own sinfulness.
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Mature Christians have answers.
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Mature Christians can wrestle honestly with tough questions because we trust that God has the answers.
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Good Christians are always strong.
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Our strength is in admitting our weakness.
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We go to church because our friends are there, we have great leaders, and we get something out of it.
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We go to church because we belong to the body of Christ.
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(Source: DeVries, M., Family-Based Youth Ministry, p. 27)
DeVries goes on to say that "mature Christian adults, are those people who no longer depend on whistles and bells to motivate them to live out their faith." We need to get our youth beyond living as reactive Christians..."constantly waiting for someone or someone or something to attract them, to involve them, to impress them." "A reactive Christian puts the responsibility for his or her spiritual life on someone else." One way to move past being a reactive Christian toward a proactive one is to participate in worship on Sundays. We spend time on Wednesday nights talking about why we do what we do in worship. Wednesday night is the application of what we do on Sunday. It is the mid-week touchpoint. It isn't the only thing we do. So my soapbox this month? We're doing great things on Wednesday. This church is stronger today because of it. Now let's strengthen it by going with me to worship. Are you in?
See you in church,
Kelly
Source: DeVries, Mark, Family-Based Youth Ministry, p. 25-30.)
October Dates
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Sunday, October 2, 10am
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Youth Choir sing in worship
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LOL/YC Youth Choir only
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Sunday, October 2, 12:30-7pm
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Hike in the Red River Gorge & pizza at Miguel's (Meet at FPC)
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All youth invited. Lots of adult mentors and drivers needed!
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Sunday, October 30, Noon-2pm
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6th-9th graders make cheese for LOGOS dinner on November 2nd.
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6th-9th grade youth and a few adult mentors needed too.
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Friday-Sunday, October 28-30
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Middle & High School Fall Burnamwood Retreat ($90.00 - Friday, 6:45pm-Sunday, 11am)
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LOL/YC Youth
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Children's Ministry News
Kelly Nicol, Director of Children's Ministry
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4:30-7:30 pm
October Themes
October 5: Jonah and the Whale
October 12: Take Me Out to the Ballgame
October 19: Little Italy
October 26: Halloween
Registration is OPEN! Click the link below.
LOGOS is a mid-week, intergenerational & relational, after school program that provides opportunities for Christian education, worship and fellowship for children and youth through 12th grade. As a comprehensive program, it provides an excellent opportunity for deep Christian formation.
And, its lots of fun!
The success of LOGOS depends on adult participation. Our LOGOS leadership team has been hard at work planning another great year! A HUGE thank you to this great team:
Bettina Moorish & John Bowes, co-directors
Ann-Phillips Mayfield, kitchen coordinator
Tracy Mullins, family time coordinator
Griggs Powell & Mark Aubry, dinner deans
Vicki Gaver, Joe & Linsey Albert, recreation coordinators
Kathi Fleming & Sarah Aubry, worship skills coordinators
Matthew Deffendall, transportation coordinator
We look forward to seeing our new families at the Parent Connection on
September 7th at 7pm (come early for pick up and learn more about LOGOS)
Click here for the LOGOS Parent Handbook
If you have questions, or would like more information on LOGOS, you can contact
me
directly.
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Sunday School
9:45 am
3 year old-Pre-K: Room 201
Kindergarten-5th grade: Room 202
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FPC Welcomes Nikki Hale as the new Office Specialist
Nikki joined FPC as the Office Support Specialist in September 2016. After living in Indiana and Florida, Nikki made Lexington her home in 2004. She has two sons who keep her busy with baseball, soccer and basketball. In her free time, Nikki enjoys shopping and walking her dogs.
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Adult Forum
Sundays at 10:00 am
So that everyone can benefit from Dr. Paul Jones
'
time with us, we have combined with the re:formed class (see
below). We hope you will join us!
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re: formed
Sundays at 10:00 am
Breckinridge Room (210)
For almost two millennia, Christians have insisted that "the Bible is the church's book." However, there is no consensus about what that declaration means, let alone how to interpret the text and practice its teachings. Through collaborative conversations, this class will explore this foundational Christian claim by examining the following questions: What is the Bible? Why read the Bible? Why is it important? How was it formed? Is the Bible the Word of God? How do you read/interpret the Bible? Does the Bible canonize contradictions? Is the Bible relevant? Is it still authoritative?
Paul Jones has taught in the religion program at Transylvania University for over 30 years. Educated at Yale, TCU, and Vanderbilt, he has written four books and authored 26 articles. He is married to an ordained Disciples of Christ minister, and they have two adult children.
On Sunday, October 30th, the re:formed Adult Education Class will have a Special Session on "Unlearn Fear and Hate."
We hope you will join us.
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The re:formed Adult Education Class will have a Special Session
Unlearn Fear and Hate
Guest Speakers, Kurt and Kremena
Sunday, October 30th at 10:00 am
Breckinridge Room (210)
Kurt Gohde and Kremena Todorova will talk about Unlearn Fear + Hate, their latest community focused artwork, which aims to promote public dialog through temporary activations of the words "Unlearn Fear + Hate" in Lexington's urban landscape. Initially inspired by a need for artworks that address the growing tensions around issues of race, Unlearn Fear + Hate asks everyone to recognize and unlearn both fear and prejudice, regardless of what issues trigger them.
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Born Learning Update
Our Born Learning partnership with Arlington Elementary in the fall of 2015 was a great success. Volunteers from the Cornerstone Commission provided and served dinner to families attending. In order to alleviate winter weather concerns, the series of lessons was condensed into six sessions held every other week. This format seemed to work much better than spreading the program out over the course of the school year, as had occurred in years past.
This year, FPC is partnering with Arlington Elementary to provide dinner and also assist Arlington teachers in working with the children while their parents are in class.
Volunteers are needed for Shift I and Shift II. Shift I sets the tables, eats with our guests, cleans up, and should plan to arrive around 4:45. Shift II, arriving around 5:30, eats with the guests, helps prepare take away bags, and assists the Arlington teachers with the children's portion of the program.
The dates for the program this fall are the following Thursdays:
October 13
th
& 27
th
November 3rd & 17th
If you are interested in volunteering with us this fall, please email Susan Keegan at
susanskeegan@aol.com
or call her at (859) 221-0933. Pam McGee is also available at
lobbyistjenkins@gmail.com
or (859) 227-2598 to answer any questions.
We tru
ly appreciate the continued enthusiasm with which the
congregation embraces this important partnership. Please do not hesitate to contact a Cornerstone Commission Member for more information.
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The Metropolitan Opera National Council Kentucky District will be part of the Central Region beginning with next year's 2016-2017 season.
The Kentucky District Auditions, hosted by OperaLex,
will be held on November 12, 2016 (Time TBD)
at First Presbyterian Church,
174 North Mill Street, Lexington, KY 40507.
2016 Judges
Dean Anthony
Stephanie Sundine
Diane Zola
A master class will be held the following day, November 13, 2016 at 2:00 pm at First Presbyterian Church.
Nan McSwain will be the official pianist for the auditions and the master class.
For more information, you can click the link below or reach out to Clifton Smith.
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"Calling" all Tech Savy Members
We are in the process of soliciting information to replace our phone system. Our current system is out of date and replacement parts are no longer being made. In addition we need to make improvements to our door intercoms as well as be mindful of a system that will also work with our alarms. The Property Committee is seeking someone with telecommunications skills, interest, background that may be able to help us short term as we evaluate what system will be most efficient and cost effective for our staff, members and visitors. If anyone is interested please contact Ann-Phillips Mayfield at
apmayfield@yahoo.com.
Thank you!
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Pastor Relief & Benevolence Support
Thank you! When we receive donations for benevolence support, these gifts make a big difference! When someone comes in from the parking lot or off of the street, or when you direct someone in need to a pastor or the main office, we use gifts given to the Pastor's Relief to help those in need-with new boots, a bus ticket, or even on occasion a room for the night. The gifts of Kroger cards and Subway cards that we receive offer groceries or access to a healthy meal within walking distance. Keeping these in the office helps us do our best to give to people responsibly and identify those we see repeatedly, who may have deeper needs.
There are several ways to help: consider giving to the Pastor's Relief, bringing gifts cards for Kroger or Subway to the office, or when someone approaches you in the parking lot or near FPC-directing people to the office where we can meet with them and hear their needs.
A big thank you to the people who are helping make this office a place of caring!
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Created by Christ to Make a Difference
2016 Stewardship Campaign
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2017 Fall Financial Campaign
Spead the Love
Meet the Team
Adam and Melissa Edelen
joined First Presbyterian in 2012. Adam is Kentucky's former state auditor and the founder of Edelen Strategic Ventures. Melissa is an executive with Heron Therapeutics, a global bio-tech firm. Along with 10 year old twins sons, they live on a small farm outside Lexington.
Eben Hollingsworth
grew up in central, KY as a member of 1st Presbyterian Georgetown. Eben left Lexington for 30 years, marrying Marry Anne and raising two beautiful
daughters, who now live in Atlanta and Chicago. Eben returned to us in 2011, joining FPC Lexington. During the 20 years he spent in Atlanta, Eben built a home software company which sold in 2010, also serving as Chair of the Personnel Committee of Peachtree Presbyterian Church. While at FPC, Eben had been a part of the Generosity Team, has been active with the Newcomers team and hosted Dinners for Eight. We welcome Eben into the role of Treasurer for First Presbyterian Church of Lexington KY.
Steve Kelly
is a West Virginia native and a career banker, who came to Lexington in 1989 atCentral Bank, where he now serves as Director of Marketing & Sales.
He earned a BA Degree in Political Science from Marshall University, Huntington, West Virginia. He is also a graduate of two graduate banking schools provided by the American Bankers Association, the School of Bank Marketing and the Stonier Graduate School of Banking. His previous service includes deacon, elder and chair of the Finance Committee.
Steve and Helen have been married 38 years and have been Presbyterians for 28 years. They have a son, Steve, who is a professional musician in New Orleans, LA and a daughter, Elisabeth Hunt, an architect in Charleston, SC. Elisabeth and her husband, Jason, have twin boys, Nolan and Liam, age 2.
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Click on the links below to see how else we make a difference.
Diaconate Story - Rebekah Combs
Just Lunch Story - Rod Brotherton
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DID YOU KNOW...
You can sign up for the Presbytery Newsletter at the link below. Stay abreast of Presbytery news!
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DID YOU KNOW
The Work Order can be completed online electronically or in the office via hard copy.
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DID YOU KNOW
Sunday's bulletin is uploaded beforehand on Friday.
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FOR SCHEDULING NEEDS:
If you need to schedule a meeting, event, or gathering of any sort in our beautiful facility, please remember to contact the office in order to confirm space availability and officially get it onto the church's calendar.
Thank you for your assistance in advance!!!
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Quite a few items have accumulated in our Lost and Found closet. If anyone is missing something in your family, stop by the church office and check it out!
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Treasurer's Report
Financial Summary August 2016
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STRATEGIC OVERVIEW
Pledge receipts in August came close to matching budget, but remain under budget for the year. We continue to suspend all non-essential expenses.
REVENUES & EXPENSES
Revenue Summary
August
pledges received were $72K, against a monthly budget of $78. For 2016 so far, pledges are running $96K below our budget of 626K or 15% behind budget.
Expense Summary
Expenses were $97K for August compared to the budget of $92K. For the year to date expenses have totaled $937K on a budget of $759.
DISCIPLESHIP (Worship, Outreach, Children's Ministry, Youth Ministry, Other Ministry)
Discipleship expenses remain under budget.
RESOURCES (Administration, Building & Equipment)
Resources expenses were over by $19K on a budget of $26K.
BELONGING (Fellowship, Membership, Picnic, Life Events)
Belonging expenses remain under budget.
Net Revenues/Expenses
Net revenues for August were -$7K compared to the budget of $-5K. For the year, net revenues have been $-196K on a budget of $0.
N. Mill apartment operating expenses YTD have been 41K against a revenue of 18K. We continue to work toward our goal of breaking even for operations.
As of May 13, the Finance Committee and Session Quorum have approved a motion to stop all discretionary spending until pledges return to normal levels. While this does not affect salary & benefits items or the remaining costs for Education Wing remodeling, it will limit all other expense categories. We regret the need to limit spending but our budget deficit is currently $196K and pledges have not consistently met the budget. We have had to use our line of credit cover the shortfall.
Line of Credit Balance .............................$396,636
Eben Hollingsworth, Treasurer
September 22, 2016
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Sun
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Mon
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Tue
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Wed
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Thu
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Fri
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Sat
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2
Worship,
8:45 & 11:00
Sunday School,
9:45
Celebration Sunday
Youth Hike (Offsite),
12:30 - 7:00 pm
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3
Session,
5:30 - 6:30 pm
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4
Pastor's
Bible
Study,
8:00 am
Morning
Prayer,
9:00
Bach
Choir,
7 - 8:30 pm
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5
LOGOS,
4:30 - 7:30 pm
Pastor's
Bible
Study,
4:30 pm
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6
Chancel
Choir,
7 - 8:30 pm
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7
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1
Goldstein-Quint Duo Concert, 7:30 pm
8
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9
Worship,
8:45 & 11:00
Sunday School,
9:45
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10
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11
Pastor's
Bible
Study,
8:00 am
Morning
Prayer,
9:00
PW Circle 2 (Sayre Village), 2:00 pm
PW Circle 5 (Offsite), 7:00 pm
Bach
Choir,
7 - 8:30 pm
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12
LOGOS,
4:30 - 7:30 pm
Pastor's
Bible
Study,
4:30 pm
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13
Born Learning Academy,
5:00
-
7:30 pm
PW Circle 3, 1:00
PW Circle 4 (Offsite), 6:30 pm
Chancel
Choir,
7 - 8:30 pm
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16
Worship,
8:45 & 11:00
Sunday School,
9:45
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17
PW Circle 6 (Offsite), 6:30 pm
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18
Pastor's
Bible
Study,
8:00 am
Morning
Prayer,
9:00
Martyn Joseph Concert, 8:00 pm
Bach
Choir,
7 - 8:30 pm
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19
LOGOS,
4:30 - 7:30 pm
Pastor's
Bible
Study,
4:30 pm
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20
Continuing Connections,
10:30
-
11:30 am
VIPs
, 12:00 pm
Chancel
Choir,
7 - 8:30 pm
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23
Worship,
8:45 & 11:00
Sunday School,
9:45
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24
Diaconate Meeting,
5:30 - 7:00 pm
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25
Pastor's
Bible
Study,
8:00 am
Morning
Prayer,
9:00
Bach
Choir,
7 - 8:30 pm
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26
LOGOS,
4:30 - 7:30 pm
Pastor's
Bible
Study,
4:30 pm
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27
Campus Design,
5 - 6:15 pm
Born Learning Academy,
5:00
-
7:30 pm
Chancel
Choir,
7 - 8:30 pm
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29
Just Lunch,
11:30 - 1:00 pm
(Volunteers)
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30
Worship,
8:45 & 11:00
Sunday School,
9:45
Unlearn Fear & Hate w/Kurt & Kremena,
10:00 (re:formed)
6th-9th Grade Youth Make Cheese,
12-2:00 pm
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