NEWS | EVENTS – South Frankfort Presbyterian Church

NEWS | EVENTS

Special Announcement

SFPC has resumed in-person worship in the sanctuary at 11 AM Sunday morning. The service will also be live-streamed on the church Facebook page [Note: if you have trouble getting the video to load or play, try switching browsers. Google Chrome works well playing videos].

The video will be posted later on the church YouTube channel. You can watch the service on FPB Cable 10, Channel 20 at 11:00 the following Tuesday and Wednesday. Please join us!

Find videos of past Sunday services on our YouTube channel and in the online Library.

The office will remain open for mail and calls. You can still donate by mail (224 Steele St.) or on the church website.

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS

Language & Literacy Nights
Friendship, fun, and engaging lessons for young children from K-8th grade. Check out the SFPC Facebook page for details.

Get involved
These are turbulent times. If you want to find out what PCUSA is doing and how you might help, check out this link to PCUSA’s“What we do” page. If you want to get more involved right here at SFPC, talk with Pastor Marian or Jonathan Philpot about being part of the Outreach & Evangelism Committee.

PRESBYTERIAN DISASTER ASSISTANCE
Natural and national disasters have created dire situations for many individuals and families in America and around the world. Presbyterian Disaster Assistance is monitoring areas in need and mobilizing to help. Please donate if you are able. Information on how to give can be found HERE.

Presbyterian News Service
Click here to find out what’s going on in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).

YOU CAN HELP!
Click here to go to the Presbyterian Disaster Assistance website, where you can donate to help people in Ukraine and others in need around the world.

This one-minute video offers a meaningful look at the hopes of Black and White clergy for a more united community. SFPC’s Pastor Marian Taylor, a founding member of the group, has participated in monthly meetings of the Church Committee of Frankfort’s Focus on Race Relations (FORR) organization, studying the Be the Bridge curriculum. Learn more about FORR.