Posts by Vickie Green (Page 23)
A Letter from Michael and Rachel Ludwig Serving in Nigeria
Hopefully by now you’ve heard that Michael and Rachel Ludwig are leaving international mission service. After much prayer and discernment, they feel called to return to parish ministry. Michael has accepted a call to pastoral ministry in the United States beginning January 1, 2022. Here’s a link to their most recent letter where they announce their departure from Niger: “Goodbye to Dear Friends.”
The Parables of Jesus Bible Study – September 15, 2021 – November 3, 2021
“The Autobiography of God”…starting on Sept 15th, Dr. Shelton will be doing a study of Jesus’ parables. In Jesus, God’s autobiography, his self-disclosure is being written and revealed in a unique way: through parables. You can take the class in person or online. Mike will post material for the online participants and hand out material for those taking it in person. Below is the schedule of weekly classes to be held through November 3. September 15 What parables are, different…
Missionary Update from Eliane Menezes
The attached file is an update from Mission Co-Worker, Eliane Menezes, serving in Guatemala on Educational Opportunities for Women.
Count Me In!… 2021-2022 Stewardship Campaign
Count Me In!… Why we give is more important to God than what we give. Lest you think I am talking only about money, then I will tip you off: I do not care about your money. I care more about you. If you never gave a dime to this church but served in its ministry, it would be okay with me. But I am not Jesus. What he thinks about you matters more than what I think. Our stewardship…
Thank You from Roosevelt Elementary School
We are very appreciative of our van and it has really been useful in various ways since it was purchased for us. Thank you, Marty MeadeFamily LiaisonRoosevelt Elementary SchoolKingsport City Schools
FPC Donates to the Salvation Army of Kingsport
Ladies and Gentlemen, We meant to share this with the board at yesterday’s meeting but in all of the excitement and discussion we forgot. Back in June First Presbyterian Church donated $10,000 to our Pathway of Hope initiative which engages families with children to break the cycle of intergenerational poverty. We are extremely appreciative of the folks at FPC for their continued support of the mission and work of The Salvation Army here in Greater Kingsport. As you’re able, please…
