Welcome to First Presbyterian Church

AnnouncementsFor May 10-17

Because of the Coronavirus we will continue

Your safety and health come first!

Office HoursPlease call the church first since the staff will

be working limited hours.

In case of emergency please contact the Clerk of the Session:

Carol Winkler859-991-5079 or winksmama@gmail.com

Important Notice

In this time of uncertainty we ask people to wear a mask if you are coming into the church or office. Enter only through the Avenel side door. Remember there are staff that work in the office and building. We would like to keep areas to be sanitized to a minimum. Please do not use the elevator or doors off the parking lot at this time.

Thank you for being considerate!Property Committee

Keep the cards coming!!!Birthdays, Anniversaries,

Thinking of You cardsPeople have enjoyed getting cards!

Let’s keep it up!!!

http://www.ftfpc.org/

Family Promise Fundraiser at Skyline in Alexandria

(Across from Walmart)

Tuesday, May 12th

All day – Drive-thru only!30% of all sales will be donated to

Family PromiseMention this flyer

Important Information

Thank You!!!

There are people struggling during this time. The mission committee was able to send checks to Brighton Center, Family Promise, HONK, and Hosea House. Thank you for your continued support and generosity!!!

Thank you for your continued support!

Remember to send your pledge/gift to the church by mailing your check to the church (220 South Ft.

Thomas Ave. Ft. Thomas, KY 41075) or give online by visiting the church website (www.ftfpc.org) and click on

the GIVE NOW button and follow directions. Your faithful support is very much appreciated!

New editions of the Upper Room and These Days Devotionals have arrived.

Please contact Pam Rieke and she will make arrangements to drop off or you can pick up a

copy of either book or both.

mailto:ftfpcce@gmail.com

Thanks to the Property Committee and Amy Hills for arranging to get the church yard cleaned up!

Thanks to the volunteers:Jack and Terri Neufarth, Toni Daniels, Paul Winkler,Milt Horner, Tom Nurre, Tom Clixby, and Roger Neff

Just in case you have forgotten what FPC

looks like!

No Sunday went by without the promise of

doughnuts, a covenant signed

by families promising to deliver

the sweet Eucharist.

I waited 40 days or more till it was our turn

and I could finally experience the

laying on of my small hands.

I wake up now on Sundays recalling

That hall, those families and

that weekly sacrament that kept me

coming back.

Sunday in the Fellowship Hall of the Presbyterian Church

Doughnuts and coffee were a sacrament

I never wanted to miss taking,

holy doughnuts in the massive Fellowship Hall

between the time Sunday School ended

and church began up in the sanctuary.

The ones baptized with powdered sugar

were my favorite, but I also loved the ones

anointed with icing. Either way, the front of my

Sunday dress proved to the congregation

that I had been partaking.

John Calvin himself would have been a glutton

for these doughnuts made by slapping

the cylinder of biscuits, pulling the manna

to shape a holy center and dropped into

an iron skillet of hot grease.

Blast from the Past – A poem written by Teri Foltz growing up in FPC during the 1960’s

Member News

Join together in prayers and thoughts for the family of Ken White who passed away

Wednesday night.