Cornucopia Symbolizes "Plenty" A Mother-Daughter Tradition In the Martin House entry each Thanksgiving Season, a cornucopia pouring forth a wide range of vegetables and fruits seems to magically appear about the time trees begin shedding their leaves and winds turn cooler. The “magicians” behind this gorgeous and welcoming 3D piece of art are our [...]
Ken's e-Pistle November 1, 2023 When I first retired, I decided to make an independent study of some of our ancestors in the faith. As Presbyterians we may trace a bit of our ecclesiastical bloodline to those Celtic denizens of the forests and highlands often referred to as Druids or Old Religion. In fact, [...]
Ken's e-Pistle October 25, 2023 This Sunday we will celebrate Reformation Sunday and the Kirkin’ O’ the Tartans. It is a time to remember our heritage as Reformed Christians under the banner of our Mother Church, the Church of Scotland. It is also a time to celebrate 176 years of faithful service in this [...]
Hye Jeong Kwon FPC Director of Music Our new music director has a personal mission very much akin to our church mission: Her mission, “Love God and Love People,” blends nicely with our church’s mission: “Love First, Love All.” Hye Jeong Kwon, a native of South Korea, brings not only a strong educational background [...]
Ken's e-Pistle October 11, 2023 Once again rockets fly and bullets find their marks in the continuing panoply of destruction which is war. How ironic that hostilities began on the Sabbath dawn which celebrated the giving of the Torah to Moses on Mt. Sinai. The day is a touchstone for all three of the [...]
