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 &
Marcus Thomas,
Directors of Children's Choirs
Mark West,
Facilities Manager
(Ministry Support Team)
Nikki Hale,
Office Support Specialist
Terese Pierskalla,
Church Administrator
LeTicia Preacely,
Communications Specialist
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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FPC welcomes our newest members
since August 2016
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We hope you will join us in welcoming our new members.
Leslee Bertram
grew up in Maysville, Kentucky where she was a me  mber of the First Christian Church. She has attended First Presbyterian with her husband, Jeff Jennings, for the past five years. Leslee earned a bachelor's degree in nursing from the University of Kentucky, a master's degree in nursing from Northern Kentucky University, and most recently completed a doctorate in nursing from the University of Kentucky in July 2015. She worked in the field of pediatric oncology for ten years and was a founding member and past president of the Lexington Chapter of the Association of Pediatric Hematology and Oncology Nurses. Leslee also serves on the board for the UK College of Nursing Alumni Association. In June of 2016, Leslee joined Genentech, a member of the Roche Group, as a clinical oncology specialist. Leslee and Jeff have one daughter,
Anne Claire, and they all enjoy participating in LOGOS.
Ned Frazer
was raised, baptized and confirmed in the Danville church that also shares its founding with FPC by Father Rice. He graduated Centre and trained as an architect at Georgia Tech and in Atlanta. He especially enjoys history, hiking, yoga and the Arts, particularly Architecture and Sacred Music (he's a new face you may have noticed in the Chancel Choir). Currently he Ubers and volunteers at Habitat for Humanity.
Patsy and Claude Godwin were both born in Fayetteville, North
 Carolina, and both grew up in Presbyterian Churches in that town. Both atten ded Presbyterian Colleges (Flora MacDonald and St. Andrews for Patsy, and Davidson for Claude). Patsy taught music in the Henrico County public schools while Claude attended Union Theological Seminary in Richmond. After graduation and ordination they worked as pastor and (volunteer) music director in two congregations in North Carolina (Roanoke Rapids and Raleigh) before moving to Louisville in 1988 to work for the PC (USA) General Assembly. Claude was director of the Stewardship and Mission Funding office and Patsy had responsibility for the Theological Education Fund. They retired in 2007 and moved to Lexington in April of 2016. They have two children - Tracy, who is a member of this congregation, and Brian, who lives in Louisville, and five grandchildren. Both enjoy music and traveling, especially by cruise ship. Claude is an avid reader, especially of mysteries and theology - in that order.
Gary Gunderson is retired from the Navy, where he spent 28 years as a Public Affairs Officer. He also retired as Director of English as a Second Language (ESL) from Western Kentucky University and Texas A&M, Kingsville. His wife, Portia, has taught piano for 25 years. They have one son, Timothy, who is a first grader.
Andrew & Joy Moore. Andrew Moore, III grew up in Lexington, KY and has worked as a project manager for EOP Architects during the past 11+ years. Andrew graduated from The School of Architecture at Auburn and returned to Lexington in 2000. Joy Moore grew up in San Diego, CA and graduated from UC Santa Barbara in 1999. Joy is the Principal Broker of Lexington's Real Estate Company, where she has worked for 13+ years. Both of their offices are downtown near First Pres and they live just up the street on S. Mill St. where they connected two historic houses. Andrew was raised Catholic and Joy is the daughter of a retired Lutheran pastor, so they are happy they found a church that feels comfortable to them both. Their son Gavin (age 6) and daughter Peyton (age 5) attend Kindergarten and First Grade at The Lexington School and are currently enjoying their second year of LOGOS. Gavin loves soccer, super heroes and drawing. Peyton loves art projects, Shopkins and her baby dolls. The Moore Family enjoys all aspects of downtown living and spend much of their free time with extended family & friends and traveling whenever possible.
Pamela Perlman
lives right around the corner from First Presbyterian Church. After several years' absence, I am happy to be returning. First Presbyterian was my first church as a child. I am an attorney, author and am happy to be back among you!
Jacqueline Roberts - Picture and bio forthcoming
Scott Taylor - Picture and bio forthcoming
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Hello Friends... Caitlin Foehse, Associate Pastor
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The pattern of the early church was to gather for worship and a meal. The "offering" of bread brought for the meal also included food given to the needy. For John Calvin, the Word is brought most fully to life when pulpit and table are unified in worship, an understanding that has for many years guided the liturgical practice of our 8:45 am service of worship.
As we consider the relationship between pulpit and table in our 11:00 am services, communion will be served beginning in Advent on November 27th through the celebration of the "Trinity Sunday" on June 11, 2017.
This decision of the Discipleship Commission of the Session, is an outgrowth the work of several former committees that had long and meaningful discussions about what First Presbyterian should consider for the current church year and the reflections of Discipleship Commission.
During these weeks, we invite you to think more deeply about the relationship between pulpit and table. Books that may be of particular interest in your reflections are: Pulpit and Table by Howard Hageman andCome and See: Presbyterian Congregations Celebrating Weekly Communion by Ronald P. Byars and John D. Witvliet.
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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.
January 1st:
Isaiah 63:7-9
; Psalm 148
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Hebrews 2:10-18
; Matthew 2:13-23
January 8th:
Isaiah 42:1-9; Psalm 29;
Acts 10:34-43
; Matthew 3:13-17
January 15th:
Isaiah 49:1-7; Psalm 40:1-11;
1 Corinthians 1:1-9
; John 1:29-42
January 22nd -
Isaiah 9:1-4; Psalm 27:1, 4-9;
1 Corinthians 1:10-18
; Matthew 4:12-23
January 29th -
Micah 6:1-8; Psalm 15;
1 Corinthians 1:18-31; Matthew 5:1-12
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Let us keep one another lifted in prayer.
The family and friends of Gertrude DeBoer,
who died on November 27,
Gibbs McKinley,
on her upcoming ACL surgery, and
Matt Deffendall's
grandfather, Ray Baio, who is back in the hospital after a third TIA stroke in a month.
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 Meeting
The next council meeting will be
held January 3rd at 5:30 pm in the FPC Dining Room.
PW Circle 5 Thanks You
The Circle 5 Bake Sale started in 1992. This year there was a profit of $1,898. Thank you for your generous support.
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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January 10th, 2:00 pm
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Sayre Christian Village |
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Circle 3
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No Meeting
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Circle 4
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January 12
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Nell Line |
356 Ashmoor Drive
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Circle 5
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January
10th, 7:00 pm
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Nancy Butler |
Julep Cup |
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Circle 6
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January
16th, 6:30 pm
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Susan Buhrow |
3434 Fleetwood Dr.
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Music & Arts News
Marlon Hurst, Director of Music & Arts
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In the Gallery: the Plein Air paintings of Helen Powell
Helen Powell Artist Statement:
My association with landscapes began when I was a child. I tagged along with my father on hikes in the rugged northwest Georgia ridge and valley country. Whether we were bird watching in the floodplain of the Etowah River or climbing up cliffs to observe rock formations, I felt very at home in the outdoors. That time in the woods and fields had a major impact on me. My interests in ecology and history merged when I became a landscape architect. My career was spent as the owner and principal of a small consulting which focused upon the interplay of nature and human history.
Now, as an artist and avid plein air painter, I'm once again drawn to the wild places and rougher terrain. I gravitate to the palisades and rocky tributaries of the Kentucky River, the cliffs of the Red River Gorge, and the twists and turns of the Elkhorn. I feel most alive watching and interpreting the seasonal effects of light on the landscape.
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Ms. Powell's exhibit will be in the gallery through February and will be featured on the January 20th Gallery Hop.
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Millikin University Choir in Concert - Hosts needed
Millikin University, a historically Presbyterian college, is home to the widely acclaimed Millikin University Choir. Characterized by a clear tone and a mature sound, the choir, under the long-time direction of Dr. Bradley Holmes, is regularly awarded the opportunity to perform at prestigious choral conventions. To hear a fine example of their singing, watch this 2:46 video of them singing "Praise to the Lord, the Almighty" by clicking here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tINf0CacCoU
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The Millikin University Choir will be in concert at First Presbyterian on Saturday, January 21 at 7:30 pm. The Millikin chorus will be joined on two pieces by the Lafayette High School Madrigal Singers and our own Chancel Choir. It will be an evening of beautiful choral music. The concert is free. An offering will be collected to help cover the expense of the concert. Hosts are needed to house 45 students. If you have room to house 2 or more students, please contact Marlon Hurst at mhurst@fpclex.org with the word Millikin in the subject heading.
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Save the Dates
Monday, February 13, 2017
American Spiritual Ensemble
with Dr. Everett McCorvey
Benefitting: Clothe a Child (outreach of the Lexington Women's Club)
Tickets for the perineal favorite Music for Mission concert by the American Spiritual Ensemble will be available beginning on Friday, January 13th. To obtain tickets, please contact the First Presbyterian Church office during the week, or see Marlon Hurst, Director of Music and Arts on Sundays.
Friday, April 28, 2017
From Baroque to Broadway
with Elizabeth Arnold, Angelique Clay
& Andrea Jones
7:30 pm
Benefitting: Sweet Blessings
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Youth Ministry News
Kelly Abraham, Director of Youth & Their Families
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2017 Youth Mission Trips registration is open!
- Live Out Loud (Middlers): Montreat Middle School Conference, Maryville, Tennessee, July 19-23, 2017. Cost: min. $225/person. $100 due by January 15, balance due May 15.
- Youth Connection (HS): Asheville Youth Mission, Asheville, North Carolina, June 11-16, 2017. Cost: min. $270/person. $100 reserves your space, balance due May 15. Thirteen spots remaining!
- All youth and families: Montreat Worship & Music Conference, June 25-July 1, 2017. Cost $210/youth. Prices go up after January 1. Complete the Registration form and return to Kelly Abraham. The discounted early registration ensures your class preferences. Early registration deadline is January 2. Deadline to register: April 1, 2015.
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Live Out Loud
(6th-8th grade youth)
Weekly Middler Story Theology continues!
Our final Middler Story Theology of 2016 is Sunday, December 11, 5:30-7pm, at my home (233 Rand Ave). Dinner is provided at $3/person. We'll resume on Sunday, January 15. Please
text or email me each week so I can be sure I have enough food for everyone.
We'll gather for dinner and a study. I would love to have a few adults participate each week. (Your insights are valuable to me and the many cool youth we have!)
Upcoming dates: January 15, 22, & 29 (no meetings on January 1, 8)
January Calendar
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Saturday-Sunday, January 7-8
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Confirmation Retreat
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8th/9th grade youth
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Sunday, January 8
5:30-7pm
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Weekly Middler Bible study resumes (Kelly's house, 233 Rand Ave), bring
$3/person/night for dinner
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LOL*
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Wednesday, January 11
(4:30) 4:45-7:35
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LOGOS Winter season begins! (and continues through March 29)
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LOL/YC & Families*
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Sunday, January 15, 22, & 29 9:45am
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Confirmation Classes
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8th/9th grade 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
January Themes
January 4: No LOGOS
January 11: Star Wars
January 18: Polynesian Night
January 25: Chinese New Year
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
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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As an update, we received $736 for the Christmas Joy Offering.
HOW IS MY GIFT USED?
By giving to the Christmas Joy Offering, you honor this gift by providing assistance to current and retired church workers in their time of need and developing our future leaders at Presbyterian-related racial ethnic schools and colleges.
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Baptism of the Lord Service
Sunday, January 8th
We are excited about what is to come in January including our Baptism of the Lord Service. Below is a list of the baptisms we have celebrated throughout the past year. We look forward to having you join us in worship!
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Date of Baptism
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Child's Name
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Parents' Names
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January 10, 2016
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Journey Muthoni
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Caleb Speck & Hellen Kimathi
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April 24, 2016
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Bowen Givens Chapman
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Bowen & Leslie Chapman
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April 24, 2016
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Louise Chapman
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William & Georgeanna Chapman
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May 15, 2016
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Elizabeth Nielsen
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Kenneth & Hillary Nielsen
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June 12, 2016
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Maurice Ford Startsman
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David & Emily Startsman
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September 11, 2016
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Jon Joseph Reilly IV
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John & Margaux Reilly
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November 13, 2016
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Elizabeth Kennedy Sizemore
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Erin & Nathaniel Sizemore
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We are glad to welcome Rev. Philip Lotspeich, who will be our guest preacher on January 22nd.
In August of 2015, Rev. Philip Lotspeich became the General Presbyter for the Presbytery of Transylvania. He is originally from Texas and has served a small congregation in Oklahoma, started a new church in Texas and was the Coordinator for Church Growth for the Presbyterian Mission in Louisville. His passion is helping churches become faithful and effective in their witness to Jesus Christ. He is married to Linda and has two awesome kids, Abigail, a Junior in high school and Austin, a Junior at Centre College.
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SAVE THE DATE, FRIDAY JANUARY 27
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What, When & Where?
Dinners for Eight is an opportunity for members & friends of First Presbyterian Church to enjoy dinner & fellowship with each other at the home of the host with a group of eight in February, March, & April.
The program starts with a Kick-Off, Friday January 27th 6:30 to 8:30 pm at the Bodley-Bullock House around the corner from First Presbyterian. Many of us have enjoyed this traditional program for more than twenty-five years and think it to be one of the finest ministries our church offers. At the Kick-Off, each participant is asked to bring their favorite appetizer or bottle of wine to share. We pick up our Df8 pairing packets plus enjoy an evening with other participants for the three forthcoming Dinners for Eight.
Stop by the sign up table in the Fellowship Room Sunday, January 8
th
to learn more about this wonderful Df8 event or ask your pew neighbor!
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re: formed
Sundays at 10:00 am
Breckinridge Room (210)
Starting Sunday, January 8th, Sean Gladding will facilitate a series on Hospitality from Epiphany through Trinity Sunday. The class will explore the nature of hospitality during three seasons of the church year:
Epiphany - hospitality in light of the Incarnation,
Lent - hospitality in the shadows of Sin, and
Easter - hospitality in light of the New Creation.
All are invited to participate as we discuss what it might mean to become more hospitable in the spaces in which we live our lives.
We hope you will join us.
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The FPC Campus Design Committee was formed earlier this year to create a comprehensive plan for the campus of First Presbyterian Church. The members of the Committee are Ellen Chapman, Susan Combs, Jeff Jefferson, Susan Keegan, Lance Poston and Darren Taylor.
The Church campus has grown over the past several years to include apartment buildings and parking lots. This Committee has been asked to take a look at "everything" the Church has, and to consider how it can best be used. The Committee has been meeting intensively since the beginning of August. In the past month, several steps forward have been made:
- We met with members of the Garden Team, who helped lay the foundation for this work two years ago and shared insights from what they had learned.
- With the help of Lance Poston, we've integrated input from the Campus Usage Studies that we received from individuals and Ministry Teams.
- Darren Taylor has been instrumental in helping us draft a proposal to be used to procure design service professionals to advise and assist us in this process.
The work is not slowing down in the winter. We have received four proposals to several design service professionals and hope to interview them in January to discover who best fits the needs and vision of FPC.
Campus Design welcomes your thoughts and feedback as they continue this work. They will continue to give updates to the congregation as they work through this process.
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Lexington Recycling Challenge
The city of Lexington is challenging residents and businesses near three downtown elementary schools to increase recycling in their districts. First Presbyterian is in Harrison Elementary's district and we have been asked to participate with them. If the school district is successful in increasing the rate of recycling by 50% over the course of the school year, Harrison Elementary will receive $12,000, which they sorely need. Members of FPC can help by making sure we recycle our bulletins, cans, bottles and other appropriate items. If you are uncertain what can be recycled, there are posters near most of the recycling bins at the church. Please Pitch In to help Harrison.
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Ann Phillips Mayfield
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Steve Kelly
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Kirk Abraham
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George Pearson
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Danny Duzyk
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Andrew Perkins
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Bruce Nicol
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Melissa Edelen
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Kate Perkins
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Tricia Milner
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Leela Foley
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Chris Baker
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Steve Kelly
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Gretchen McGregor
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Leslee Bertram
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Eben Hollingsworth
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Andrew McGregor
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Jill Tierney
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Rebekah Combs
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Eric Iversen
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Peyton Tierney
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Kelly Hill
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Libby Iversen
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Griffin Miller
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David Turner
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Rebekah Combs
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Jeff Jennings
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Rod Brotherton
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Karen Mossman
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Griggs Powell
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Susan Combs
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Chris Mossman
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Mark West
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Linda Blackford
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Henry Lackey
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Duane Culp
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Phyllis Culp
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Chris Lackey
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Butch Welsh
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Mary Davis
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Les Burd
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Ann Render
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Pam McGee
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Gloria Burd
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Walter May
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Sam McGee
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Marty Turner
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Lewis Paisley
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Bill Reed
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Nell Line
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Sarah Davis
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Shirley Blood
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Sharon Chrisman
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Libby Brown
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Stuart Blood
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Tricia Milner
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Norm Brown
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Peggy Bright
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Bettina Morrish
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Alice Hollingsworth
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Susan Keegan
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Debbie West
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Martha King
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Tracy McKinley
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Mary Reed
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Jim King
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Jean Ellen Paulson
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Sarah Bowes
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John Bowes
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Wyn Paulson
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Susan Combs
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Van Meter Pettit
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Sayre Combs
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Mary Grice
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Diana Kirtley
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Clyde Kirtley
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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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Spread the Love
2017 Financial Campaign
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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 November 2016
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STRATEGIC OVERVIEW
Pledge receipts in November were good. We remain under budget for the year and continue to suspend all non-essential expenses. We still hope to receive some additional pledges for 2017.
Our $222K shortfall so far in 2016 is largely due to $134K of post-water-damage renovation in the Education wing, and $38K of net loss relative to the strategic acquisition of the N. Mill property.
REVENUES & EXPENSES
Revenue Summary
November pledges received were $84K, above the monthly budget of $78. For 2016 so far, pledges are running $127K below our budget of $859K or 15% behind budget. December is traditionally our strongest month for pledge receipts, and we believe that will occur again this year.
Expense Summary
OVERVIEW
Expenses were under budget at $78K for November, against a budget of $92K. For the year to date, expenses have totaled $1,217K on a budget of $1,034K.
PERSONNEL
Personnel expenses remain on budget.
DISCIPLESHIP (Worship, Outreach, Children's Ministry, Youth Ministry, Other Ministry)
Discipleship expenses remain under budget.
RESOURCES (Administration, Building & Equipment)
Resources expenses were $20K on a budget of $26K.
BELONGING (Fellowship, Membership, Picnic, Life Events)
Belonging expenses remain under budget.
Net Revenues/Expenses
Net revenues for November were -$21K compared to the budget of -$5K. For the year, net revenues have been $-222K on a budget of $-5K.
N. Mill apartment operating expenses YTD have been 67K against a revenue of 29K, plus we have paid down the outstanding debt by over $20K this year. We continue to work toward our goal of break even for operations with the apartments.
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, it will limit all other expense categories. We regret the need to limit spending but our budget deficit is currently $222K. Pledges remain under for the year, although we are hopeful to make at least most of that up in December. Non-operational expenses (flood remediation and N. Mill acquisition) have left us with a deficit that causes us to continue to use our line of credit cover.
Funds Quarterly Balances Q3 2016
Line of Credit Balance .............................$421,636
Eben Hollingsworth, Treasurer
December 22, 2016
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Tues
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Wed
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Thurs
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Fri
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Sat
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ONE Worship Service,
11:00 am
Sunday School,
9:45
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Church Office
CLOSED
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Pastor's
Bible
Study, 8:00 am
Morning Prayer,
9:00
PW Council,
5:30 pm
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NO LOGOS,
Pastor's
Bible
Study,
4:30 pm
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Chancel
Choir,
7 - 8:30 pm
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Confirmation Retreat,
Wooded Glenn
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Worship,
8:45&11:00
Sunday School,
9:45
New Officer Orientation, 12:15 pm
RITI, 5pm-8:00am
Middler Bible Study, 5:30 pm
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Worship Design,
1:00 pm
PW Circle 7,
6:00 pm
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10
Pastor's
Bible
Study, 8:00 am
Morning Prayer,
9:00
AI Meeting,
5:00 pm
PW Circle 5,
7:00 pm
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11
LOGOS,
4:30 - 7:30 pm
Pastor's
Bible
Study,
4:30 pm
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12
PW Circle 4,
6:30 pm (Offsite)
Chancel
Choir,
7 - 8:30 pm
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Worship,
8:45&11:00
Sunday School,
9:45
Confirmation Class
Middler Bible Study, 5:30 pm
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PW Circle 6,
6:30 pm (Offsite)
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Pastor's
Bible
Study, 8:00 am
Morning Prayer,
9:00
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LOGOS,
4:30 - 7:30 pm
Pastor's
Bible
Study,
4:30 pm
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Continuing Connections,
10:30 am
VIPs, 12:00 pm
Chancel
Choir,
7 - 8:30 pm
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Gallery Hop
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5:00 pm
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Millikin University Choir Concert,
7:30 pm
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Worship,
8:45&11:00
Sunday School,
9:45
Confirmation Class
RITI, 5pm-8:00am
Middler Bible Study, 5:30 pm
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Diaconate
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5:30pm
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Pastor's
Bible
Study, 8:00 am
Morning Prayer,
9:00
Legacy Trustees,
5:30 pm
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LOGOS,
4:30 - 7:30 pm
Pastor's
Bible
Study,
4:30 pm
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Chancel
Choir,
7 - 8:30 pm
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Dinner for Eight Kick-Off,
6:30 pm
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Just Lunch,
11:30 - 1:00 pm
(Volunteers)
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Worship,
8:45&11:00
Sunday School,
9:45
Confirmation Class
Middler Bible Study, 5:30 pm
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Worship Design,
1:00 pm
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Pastor's
Bible
Study, 8:00 am
Morning Prayer,
9:00
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