Happy Birthday to Lenore Lord Phillips!
Month: October 2022
What a super evening! by Joanne Cornell-Ohlman
What a super evening! An AMAZING art exhibit, plus presentation by the always knowledgeable and entertaining Mark Emery, orchestrated by the incredible Margaret Hankinson Spontak on the grounds of the Ft King Presbyterian HOPE House. Science, love of Florida’s natural wildlife, and public opinion make it overwhelmingly clear that the Ocklawaha River must be restored….
Wow! Solar panels at First Presbyterian Church near Ely, Iowa help put ecological stewardship into practice The 26 solar panels are in addition to a native prairie meadow, beehives and a small fruit orchard
https://www.presbyterianmission.org/story/solar-panels-at-first-presbyterian-church-near-ely-in-iowa-help-put-ecological-stewardship-into-practice/ On Monday, First Presbyterian Church near Ely, Iowa, installed a 26-panel solar array. (Photo courtesy of First Presbyterian Church)
Ye Olde History Snippets…Our first hymn next Sunday is Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee. Here is the history!
Words: Henry Jackson van Dyke (b. Nov. 10, 1852; d. Apr. 10, 1933) Music: From the 9th Symphony, by Ludwig van Beethoven (b. Dec. 16, 1770; d. Mar. 26, 1827) Adapted by Edward Hodges (b. July 20, 1796; d. Sept. 1, 1867) The first stanza, in the original version, personifies the Sun, making it a picture of…
FKPC Worship Zoom link & Bulletin for Sunday, October 9, 2022
***Zoom opens early at 10:00 AM, for anyone wishing to test audio/video connections and pre-worship chat. Worship Service starts at 10:30 AM. Click Here For ZOOM Link Meeting ID: 826 9318 7561Passcode: Micah6:8
We are excited about this “Hope for the Ocklawaha” art exhibit and speaker series at the Ft King Presbyterian HOPE House! Join us the next three Monday evenings from 5 til 7, as part of Marion Cultural Alliance ARTOber Fest.
Next speaker: Emmy-winner Filmaker and photographer Mark Emery on Oct 10. Bring a lawn chair, enjoy a light snack, view amazing art, and hear Mark’s perspectives on the past and future of the Ocklawaha River.