1811. On this day, April 5 in Gloucester, England, Robert Raikes, an English philanthropist and Anglican layman generally regarded as the founder of the modern Sunday school movement. bid farewell to this world. The original schedule for the schools, as written by Raikes was; “The children were to come after ten in the morning, and stay till…
Did you miss “Deadly Sins and Spiritual Fruit: Anger vs Peace”, by Rev. Jo Anne Dyson? Want to hear it again? Perhaps you overslept or just plain fell asleep and missed it? Whatever the reason, no worries, friends! Something new for FKPC… here for you is the audio recording of the sermon. Whether lounging…
Thank you to the Fellowship Ministry for a terrific event! Hot dogs cooked over an open fire are always a hit! Combined with all the other homemade food, no one left hungry. 👍 Everyone enjoyed some very entertaining stories and recollections! So many laughs… a great time was had by all! 🤣 Joani Woods provided…
The church name comes from our church system of government. Representative assemblies of elders, which are called presbyteries, govern the church. In comparison, bishops govern the Episcopal Church and congregational church is government by congregations. The word “Presbyterian” comes from the bible, from the Greek word for “elder.”
56 years ago today, William Reed Newell, song writer and preacher passed away. He is buried in Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Cemetery, Fruitland Park, Lake County, Florida Rev. Newell wrote the gospel hymn “At Calvary.” He attended Wooster (Ohio) College, graduating in 1891. After studies at Princeton and Oberlin Seminaries, he pastored the Bethesda Congregational Church…
Hal Brown is inviting you to a scheduled FKPC Zoom Worship Apr 3, 2022 10:00 AM ***Zoom meeting opens early at 10:00 AM, for anyone wishing to test audio/video connections and pre-worship chat. Worship starts at 10:30 AM. Join Zoom Meeting Zoom Worship Apr 3, 2022 10:00 AM Meeting ID: 874 4226 4356Passcode: Micah6:8
The Fourth Gospel: Tales of a Jewish Mystic By Bishop John Shelby SpongThis Sunday we will focus on the crucifixion as it is interpreted by Bishop Spong in Part IV of his book, The Fourth Gospel: Tales of a Jewish Mystic. Mary Beth Neely will lead the discussion as we grapple with the meaning of…