Louisiana Flood Response
Friends, on behalf of the PDA National Call Center here are some opportunities for immediate response in Louisiana. The Shenandoah Presbytery Disaster Response Team is not organizing a trip at this time, but we Read More…
Luray Sunset Vespers – September 4th
Greetings from Luray! This e-mail is an open invitation to all the clergy and congregations of the Shenandoah Presbytery to join us at the Singing Tower for the last Sunset Vespers Read More…
Update on How to Help West Virginia
Dear Partners and Friends,
Over the last several days many of us, across the country, have been both heartbroken and deeply concerned about the devastation in West Virginia.
We’ve seen the flooding Read More…
“How can I help answer the call in WV?”
Here is how…
1. Pray. Pray for the survivors, for the families of those who lost loved ones, for those who lost every possession they had, for those who are Read More…
The following new officers were installed on June 19,2016
Trustee – Anne Wood
Elder – Cary Bennett, Jeannie Curry, Betty Dixon, Nancy Hypes
Deacon – Polly Bare, Bruce Bosselman, Mary Scott Miller, JoAnn Pannill
Below is a prayer posted on the Presbyterian Mission website. Please keep the victims and their families in your prayers.
Prayer after the Nightclub Shooting in Orlando
Prayer after the Nightclub Shooting in Orlando
Prayer June 12, 2016
by the Read More…
The congregation attended an indoor picnic on June 8th and enjoyed listening to Reverend Elmarie Parker report on her ministry.
Greening Our Cities
A growing movement to reconcile natural and human communities may reflect a biblical vision for God’s creation.
by Rebecca Barnes
When I was a little girl, the tree in my backyard was the stage for my Read More…
Elmarie Parker is visiting the Shenandoah Presbytery June 8, 2016. She will be making presentations, answering questions of various congregations that she is visiting, and offering insights into the challenges facing Christians in today’s Syria, Iraq Read More…
On National Tartan Day, Apr 6, 2016, while wearing his Henderson Ancient tartan Mark Henderson, an elder at FPC, decided to make a pledge: He will wear a kilt EVERY day until the next National Tartan Day, Read More…