We have to start thinking about the good times ending, and that they have been for me. Something has to die before something else can come to life. This is the beginning of the end. It is appealing for pennies and other coins which eventually will be sent to Presbytery. Twice a year 950 pounds of Maine potatoes are purchased in 50-pound bags to give to soup kitchens and emergency food centers in Philadelphia.
Funds also go to sister presbyteries in Zimbabwe for food and medical supplies.
Just right for a little gathering at the church to do some grilling. We are looking for practicing members of professions who would be willing to share their experience and hard-earned wisdom with young persons who are in training or have recently finished their formal education and are seeking positions in their chosen fields. This October we celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Harvest Festival at First Presbyterian Church. In the meantime, think of crafts of any description and give yourself the summer months to work on your contribution. There will be a suggestion box above the coat racks or contact Nan Somerville.