MAY 25, 2014
The Cross of St. Andrew,
Patron Saint of Scotland
KIRKIN’ OF THE TARTAN
The story of the Kirkin’ of the Tartan is a modern one. “Kirk” is a Scottish word
meaning church, and in Scotland the kirk refers to the (Presbyterian) Church of
Scotland. The Kirkin’ uses some order from a Scottish church service, but is an
American invention and was first held on April 27, 1941, by the late Dr. Peter
Marshall, Scottish-born Chaplain of the U.S. Senate and minister of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church, Washington, D.C. After Dr. Marshall’s death the
Kirkin’ moved from place to place and in 1954 was held at the Washington
National Cathedral, where it has been held ever since, and is sponsored by the St.
Andrew’s Society.
With the recent increase in Scottish Clan activities, the Kirkin’ of the Tartan has
spread across the United States and Canada. The Kirkin’ today at First
Presbyterian Church is being held with approval by the Session and ministers.
The display of the tartans represents the Scottish Clans. The word Clan, meaning
family and identity, came to be attached to the Chief of the Clan. The
Parliamentary Act of 1746, following the rout in 1745 of the Jacobites and the
departure of Bonnie Prince Charles, banned the kilt, plaid or any tartan garment.
The bagpipes were banned as well, and effort was made to destroy Highland Clan
identity. This was all part of the dispersal of the Clans and the breakup of the
Clan system.
In 1822 King George IV visited Edinburgh and called all the Clan Chiefs to appear
in Highland dress, and the king himself wore the kilt. Great scurrying was done
to locate what tartan each chief should wear. The old sets having been lost and
forgotten, new ones were developed in a hurry for the royal event.
June 9th is St. Columba’s Day. It was Columba who first brought the Christian
faith to Scotland in 563. It was John Knox who brought the Christian Reformation
to Scotland in 1547 from John Calvin in Geneva, Switzerland, and exclaimed from
the depth of his evangelical zeal, “Give me Scotland, or I die.”
GATHERING
OPENING SENTENCES
Stuart Gordon
†VOLUNTARY
arr. Carol McClure
Scottish Hymn Tune Medley
†PROCESSIONAL
Korb/Roever
Highland Cathedral
*CALL TO WORSHIP
Leader:
People:
Leader:
People:
Leader:
People:
†*HYMN
All:
Sandra Randleman
Clap your hands, all you peoples;
shout to God with loud songs of joy.
For the Lord, the Most High, is awesome,
a great King over all the earth.
God has gone up with a shout,
the Lord with the sound of a trumpet.
Sing praises to God, sing praises;
sing praises to our King, sing praises.
For God is the King of all the earth;
sing praises with a Psalm.
(Psalm 47)
Psalm 100
OLD HUNDREDTH
All people that on earth do dwell,
sing to the Lord with cheerful voice;
Him serve with mirth, His praise forth tell,
come ye before Him, and rejoice.
All:
The Lord, ye know, is God indeed,
without our aid He did us make;
we are His folk, He doth us feed,
and for His sheep He doth us take.
Choir:
O enter then His gates with praise,
approach with joy His courts unto;
praise, laud, and bless His name alway,
for it is seemly so to do.
All:
For why? The Lord our God is good:
His mercy is forever sure;
His truth at all times firmly stood,
and shall from age to age endure.
All:
To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost,
the God whom heaven and earth adore,
from men and from the angel host
be praise and glory evermore. Amen.
†WELCOME AND
FOR
DISCIPLESHIP Stuart Gordon
CELTIC CROSS PRESENTATIONS (8:30)
Dr. Gary L. Mueller
CALL
TO
OPPORTUNITIES
CONFESSION
Sandra Randleman
PRAYER
CONFESSION
OF
Almighty God, we are unworthy to come into Your presence
because of our many sins. If You dealt with us as we deserve
we would not deserve any grace or mercy from You. We have
sinned against You, O Lord, and we have offended You. And
yet, O Lord, as we acknowledge our sins and offenses, so also
do we acknowledge You to be a merciful God, and loving and
favorable Father to all who turn to You. We humbly ask You,
for the sake of Christ Your Son, to show mercy to us, and
forgive us all our offenses. Forgive the sins of our youth, and
the sins of our old age. By Your Spirit, O God, take possession
of our hearts that, not only the actions of our life, but also the
words of our mouth, and the smallest thought of our minds,
may be guided and governed by You, through Jesus Christ
our Lord, to whom, with You and the Holy Spirit, be all honor
and glory, now and forever. Amen.
— From John Knox Sunday Service
SILENT CONFESSION
LORD, HAVE MERCY
ASSURANCE
OF
Kyrie Eleison
PARDON
*CONGREGATIONAL
RESPONSE
Gloria Patri
Hymn 579
THE WORD
PRAYER
FOR ILLUMINATION
Guide us, O God,
by Your Word and Spirit,
that in Your light we may see light,
in Your truth find freedom,
and in Your will discover Your peace;
through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
SCRIPTURE READINGS Old Testament: Deuteronomy 26:1-11, page 180
New Testament: Romans 4:13-25, page 155
Pastor:
The Word of the Lord.
People: Thanks be to God.
‡
Children ages 4 and 5 are invited to Young Children and Worship
in Room CW-110.
‡HYMN OF
PREPARATION 39 (seated)
FAITHFULNESS
Great Is Thy Faithfulness
SERMON
Stuart Gordon
The Tartans of Abraham
RESPONSE OF THE PEOPLE
*AFFIRMATION OF FAITH
Sandra Randleman
We confess and acknowledge one God alone, to Whom alone
we must cleave, Whom alone we must serve, Whom alone we
must worship, and in Whom alone we must put our trust; Who
is eternal, infinite, immeasurable, incomprehensible,
omnipotent, invisible; one in substance and yet distinct in
three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit; by
Whom we confess and believe all things in heaven and earth,
visible and invisible.
From Scots Confession, 1560 (Chapter 1)
KIRKIN’
OF THE
TARTAN
On behalf of believers everywhere, we raise these tartans
before Almighty God in appreciation of our heritage
and ask God’s blessing on His servants.
In the name of the Father, and of the Son,
and of the Holy Spirit.
THE LORD’S PRAYER
The Lord’s Prayer (Traditional - debts)
Hymnal Page 35
OFFERTORY
(8:30)
Take This Moment
John L. Bell
Take this moment, sign and space,
take my friends around;
here among us make the place where Your love is found.
Take the time to call my name,
take the time to mend who I am and what I’ve been,
all I’ve failed to tend.
Take the tiredness of my days,
take my past regret,
letting Your forgiveness touch all I can’t forget.
Take the little child in me, scared of growing old.
Help me here to find my worth, made in Christ’s own mold.
Take my talents, take my skill, take what’s yet to be.
Let my life be Yours, and yet, let it still be me.
(11:00)
William Mathias
Let the People Praise Thee, O God
Let the people praise Thee, O God.
O let the nations rejoice and be glad,
for Thou shalt judge the folk righteously
and govern the nations upon earth.
Then shall the earth bring forth her increase,
and God, even our own God, shall give us His blessing.
God shall bless us, and all the ends of the world shall fear Him.
God be merciful unto us and bless us,
and show us the light of His countenance and be merciful unto us.
That Thy way may be known upon earth,
Thy saving health among all nations.
(Psalm 67)
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son: and to the Holy Ghost;
As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be,
world without end, Amen.
*PRESENTATION AND
RESPONSE
Doxology
*Hymn 337 (Stanza 4)
My Country, Tis of Thee
Our fathers’ God, to Thee,
author of liberty, to Thee we sing;
long may our land be bright
with freedom’s holy light;
protect us by Thy might,
Great God, our King.
*CONGREGATIONAL
MEETING
OLD HUNDREDTH
AMERICA
Stuart Gordon
SENDING FORTH
*HYMN OF
COMMITMENT 726
KELVINGROVE
Will You Come and Follow Me?
*CHARGE AND
BENEDICTION
Stuart Gordon
*RECESSIONAL
Traditional
Amazing Grace
Scotland the Brave
*CLOSING VOLUNTARY
William Mathias
Processional
* — Those who are able, please stand
† — Latecomers may be seated
Please silence your cell phone as you enter the sanctuary.
__________________________________
PARTICIPATING IN THE SERVICE
Stuart Gordon, Associate Pastor for Discipleship
Sandra Randleman,
Associate Pastor for Congregational Care and Missions
Cross Bearer: Shona Wood
Candle Bearer: (8:30) Kathleen Donaldson; (11:00) Joan Campbell
Bible Bearer: (8:30) Sloan Rogers; (11:00) Sam Marsh
American Flag: (8:30) Scott Rogers; (11:00) R. Donald Robinson
Christian Flag: Dennis Wood
Scottish Flag: Michael Shane Neal
Raphael Bundage, Director of Music
Nicholas Bergin, Organist
Rhonda Swanson, Assistant Organist
Tennessee Scots Pipe Band: Jim Drury, Pipe Major
Keith Moore, Sanctuary Chorale Conductor
Harp Ensemble: Emily Stone, Kaitlynn Josephs,
Shona Wood, Nathan Springman, Harps; Jordan Josephs, Violin;
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH extends a warm welcome in the name of
Christ to all who worship with us today. If you are interested in joining
First Presbyterian Church, please speak to the pastor or elder standing at
the left of the pulpit, or you may call the church office during the week.
WORSHIP REGISTRATION PADS — Whether you are a first time visitor or a
long time member, you can help us plan ministries by signing the worship
registration pad, placed at the aisle end of your pew.
FLOWERS on the chancel table are given to the glory of God by Roberta and
John Witherspoon in loving memory of Roberta Harrington Witherspoon,
Mary and John Witherspoon, Sr., Helen and Jim Suddoth, Helen Powell
and Dr. W.C. Dixon.
CELTIC CROSS AWARDS — The National Association of Presbyterian
Scouters authorizes this award to adults who have given exceptional
service to children and youth programs, not necessarily limited to the
Scouting program. Celtic crosses have been associated with the Church of
Scotland, and the blue and green plaid ribbon evokes the tartans of
Scotland. Recipients today are David G. Henry, Scoutmaster of Troop 217,
BSA; Helen K. Holland; Nan N. Russell; Jane A. Skelly and Elizabeth A.
Vorhaus.
A CONGREGATIONAL MEETING has been called for today, Sunday, May 25,
2014, following both worship services, the purpose being to dissolve the
pastoral relationship with the Rev. Catherine Foster, at her request, so
she can accept a call to Shallowford Presbyterian Church in Atlanta,
Georgia.
CONGRATULATIONS — The First Presbyterian Church family
congratulates:
• Blewett and Seth Mcinteer, on the birth of their daughter, Elizabeth
Grace Mcinteer, born on April 18.
• Jessica and Hi Lewis, on the birth of their son, Corbin Walker Lewis,
born on April 25. Proud grandmother is Pam King.
• Claudine and Bosco Munyaneza, on the birth of their son, JeanJacques Iriho Munyaneza, born on May 8.
SYMPATHY — The First Presbyterian Church family extends sympathy to:
• Jane and Tom Smith, on the death of Jane’s brother, Dr. Jay Edward
Mattingly, who died on May 5. Sympathy also to Whit, Collin and
Spencer Smith.
• Carolyn and Gary Mueller, on the death of Gary’s mother, Mary Rose
Kirby Mueller, who died on May 10.
• Laura and Frank Coyle, on the death of Frank’s mother, Joan Barber
Coyle, who died on May 18. Sympathy also to Max and Jack Coyle.
If any member of the church desires the Christian support of a
Stephen Minister, call Sandra Randleman (298-9502).
Stephen Ministers are trained lay ministers of the church.
KIRKIN OF THE TARTAN, TODAY — At both the 8:30 A.M. and 11:00
worship services, a grand procession will fill the sanctuary
with the pageantry of Scotland, with bagpipes, drums and many
of our FPC families who are of Scottish ancestry. An exhibit of
Scottish dancing will be held in Courtenay Hall following the 8:30 A.M.
service.
A.M.
YOUNG CHILDREN & WORSHIP is a ministry of worship preparation for
young children and their parents. Parents and their children who are age
4 or 5 by September 1, 2013, are invited to participate (this includes
children in the Faith, Hope, Love, and Mercy Sunday School classes). This
ministry is offered during both 8:30 and 11:00 worship services and meets
in Room CW-110, which is located in the Children’s Ministry wing. Please
reference the worship bulletin to know when to exit the sanctuary. We ask
that children who are attending for the first time be accompanied by a
parent. Please visit the church website to enroll your child in YC&W.
Contact Deb O’Brien ([email protected]) with questions.
MOTHER AND INFANT QUIET ROOM — Mothers of infants who need a quiet
place for nursing or calming babies are welcome to use the Quiet Room.
An audio feed of the worship service is provided. Check in with Karen
Fitts in the Nursery to see if the Quiet Room is available for your use.
ASSISTANCE FOR THOSE WITH DISABILITIES — Hearing devices, largeprint hymnals, large-print bulletins, and large-print Bibles are available
for worship and are located in the narthex on the table on the right side
as you enter the front doors. If anyone has a need or disability requiring
assistance or accommodation for any church activity, please contact the
church office (383-1815).
A/V OF WORSHIP AVAILABLE — Worship service in Courtenay Hall has the
audio-video transfer for each of the Sunday morning worship services. It
is a smaller but still spacious area to worship that is wheelchair
accessible, has low sensory stimulation and allows for more movement. If
that atmosphere aids in your ability to worship, feel free to enjoy the
service in Courtenay Hall.
OFFICER PRAYER TIME — Prayer requests for our congregation can be
submitted to the church officers by filling out prayer request cards and
depositing them in the Prayer Request Boxes, located in the narthex on
the southeast wall and at the Welcome Center. Prayer request cards can
be found in a rack attached to the Prayer Request Box. Officers meet each
Wednesday at 4:30 P.M. in the Bryant Conference Room to lift up prayer
requests to God.
A CHOIR FOR ALL OF US — Once again, the FPC Music ministry is
forming the Parish Choir. The Parish Choir is open to all adults and
teenagers. We welcome singers who do not necessarily have the time to
commit to the normal rehearsal schedule of the Sanctuary Choir, but who
do enjoy occasionally participating in music leadership at First
Presbyterian. A wide range of music will be sung, and no audition is
necessary. The only requirement is to be present at the rehearsal one hour
prior to the service for which the Parish Choir is singing. This choir does
not vest nor process. We are offering the dates of June 15 or August 17 —
we’d love to have you join us for either or both times this summer.
Rehearsals will begin at 10:00 A.M. in the FPC choir room. Please contact
Raphael Bundage or Daphne Garey (298-9517 or [email protected])
for more details.
SERMONS preached at First Presbyterian Church are published weekly.
You can log on to the church website (www.fpcnashville.org) to listen to an
audio version or read a printed version of the sermon. Printed copies of the
sermon can also be found in literature areas of the church (in the narthex
and Welcome Center).
SUNSHINE, SUMMER AND ICE CREAM — Sunday, June 8,
from 3:00 – 5:00 P.M. on the FPC lawn. Come share in
the sweetest day of summer and enjoy the Purity Miss
Martha’s Ice Cream Crankin’. All proceeds supporting
the operations and programs of the Martha O’Bryan Center, serving atrisk families of East Nashville. Tickets are available weekdays from the
church Welcome Desk and on Sundays in Courtenay Hall and at the
Children’s Ministry Welcome Desk. Pre-event price is $8 for children age
3-12 and $10 for adults. We also need church members to help make and
serve ice cream, so get out that yummy flavor recipe you’ve always
enjoyed sharing with others. Cranker sign-up is available in Courtenay
Hall on Sundays.
ONLY ONE WEEK LEFT TO SIGN UP FOR THE FPC
PICTORIAL DIRECTORY! Photographs will be taken in the
Memorial Library through the end of May. Sign up one of
the following ways. Sunday Mornings: 9:30 – 11:00 A.M. in
Courtenay Hall. Online: fpcnashville.org. Weekday Photo
Times: Tuesday-Friday, 2:00 – 9:00 P.M. and Saturdays: 10:00 A.M. – 5:00
P.M. Questions? Contact Ginny Tindle (383-1815).
STUDY/DISCUSSION GROUPS
THE 5:30 — This service meets on Sunday evenings in The
Gathering Place. Follow us on Twitter @thefivethirty.
SUMMER SUNDAY SCHOOL SPECIAL: “THE SPIRITUAL EVOLUTION OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN” — Most Lincoln biographies simply choose to
ignore his core beliefs and how they shaped him. It’s a fascinating
story. Travel along with Chuck Grice in an exploration of the
speeches of America’s 16th President, which clearly reflect a Biblical
way of thinking. Chuck is an attorney and former teacher of the
Books of the Bible Sunday School class at FPC. The class begins at
10:00 A.M. in the Stanford Chapel, June 15, 22 and 29.
JUNE RAMSEY CLASS — Bill Caruso will be the guest speaker in the
June Ramsey Class, Sunday, June 1. The class begins at 9:45 A.M. in
the living room of the Cheek House. Everyone is welcome.
For full listing of classes, please visit our website or pick up an
Adult Education brochure from the church literature areas.
CAREER TRANSITION NETWORK — Join us for an interactive networking
event on Tuesdays, 8:00 – 9:30 A.M. in the Bryant Conference Room. For
more information, contact Bill Kirby ([email protected] or 364-8286).
MISSION TRIPS & SERVICE
2014 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AT SAFE HAVEN FAMILY SHELTER
— Looking for a volunteer opportunity? Contact Mary Earthman
([email protected] or 665-8845) to sign up to serve as an
overnight host on either of the following Mondays: August 4 or
October 6, or to provide dinner only on August 4. Safe Haven is the
only shelter serving homeless families in Nashville, located at 1234
3rd Avenue South.
MISSION TRIPS WITH THE OUTREACH FOUNDATION — In addition to
trips offered by FPC, The Outreach Foundation also offers mission
trips with staff and board members serving as trip leaders to places
such as China, Kenya, Lebanon and the Holy Land. Contact Lisa
Dill ([email protected] or 615-778-8881) or visit
theoutreachfoundation.org.
NOVEMBER 2014 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC MISSION TRIP — November
1 – 7; medical personnel to offer services in local clinic and
neighborhood locations; non-medical participants needed to assist in
processing patients. Estimated cost, $1,300; $800 deposit and copy
of your passport due August 1. Dr. Jim Cato is trip leader.
FEBRUARY 2015 JAMAICA MISSION TRIP – Trip dates are January 31
– February 7; construction work and development of new church
partner relationship; dentists to see local patients. Estimated trip
cost is $1,500; $800 deposit and copy of your passport due October
1. Craig Buffkin and Nathan Brandon are trip leaders.
MISSION TRIPS & SERVICE
FEBRUARY 2015 HAITI MISSION TRIP — February 7 – 13; work on
re-construction projects with partner agencies affected by
earthquake; medical service component possible for qualified
participants; expect rugged conditions. Cost is $1,300; $800 deposit
and copy of your passport due November 1.
JULY 2015 EAST AFRICA FAMILY MISSION TRIP — July 15 – 31 (may
change); construction work on churches/schools and visits to mission
projects supported by FPC; safari possible; children must be age 12
to participate; vaccines required. Costs being developed at this time;
a $1,500 deposit and copy of your passport name page due by
December 31; limit of 14 members in addition to FPC pastor. Dr.
Bob LaGrone is trip leader.
MISSION TRIP REGISTRATION — Register from the church’s website
(www.fpcnashville.org) or contact Patricia Heim in the Missions
office (298-9593 or [email protected]).
MISSION TRIP SCHOLARSHIP ASSISTANCE — Scholarship assistance
is available for FPC members to participate in any FPC-sponsored
mission trip. Contact Sandra Randleman (298-9502 or
[email protected]) to submit a request.
For more information or to sign up, contact 298-9593,
[email protected] or visit our registration page:
missions.fpcnashville.org/missions/register.
AGE-LEVEL MINISTRIES
FIRST FRIENDS ANNOUNCEMENTS
n Wednesdays: Croquet on the Lawn — Join your First
Friends for Croquet on the Lawn, Wednesdays at 5:00 P.M., on the
grounds in front of the church. Bring your lawn chairs and your
croquet set if you have one.
CHILDREN’S MINISTRY AND NURSERY
n Vacation Bible School and Mission Camp: Deadline to
Register is June 9 at Noon — June 23-26, 9:00 A.M. to Noon (ages
4 – rising 3rd graders); Mission Camp (rising 4th – 6th graders) 9:00
A.M. – 2:00 P.M. VBS is in need of the following items: steel vegetable
or fruit cans (washed and label removed please), medium-sized
cardboard boxes, mailing tubes or cardboard tubes from wrapping
paper. Bring them to Tina Rose’s office at the church.
n Kids Kirkin’ Sunday School — Children will learn about our
rich heritage as Presbyterians. Learn a Scottish dance, experience
bagpipe playing with our very own Nick Bergin and much more.
Sunday School for children ages four through those entering
Kindergarten will meet as usual. Nursery care and Bible Story for
children age three and under, as usual in their classrooms.
n Summer Sunday School Format Begins Sunday, June 1,
for Children — Seeking adults who will champion these 11 relaxed
and fun summer Sundays for Preschool and Elementary (1st-6th).
Typical lower attendance during the summer makes these Sundays
fun and meaningful. Contact Deb O’Brien ([email protected]
or 298-9582) or Mickey Fitts ([email protected]). We can’t do it
without you!
n Calling You? We’re setting up Sunday School for the fall! You
and your gifts are invaluable to the ministry we share with the
children of FPC through the children’s Sunday School ministry.
AGE-LEVEL MINISTRIES
Contact Deb O’Brien (298-9582 or [email protected]) to
discover the opportunities available for you to make a significant
contribution in the life of this church and our children.
n Do You or Someone You Know Have a Child Ready To
Start Their Preschool Experience? Our Early Preschool has Fall
openings for all age groups, 18 months – 5 years. Also still accepting
ages 3, 4 and 5 for their Summer Program. For more information, or
to register, please visit the Early Preschool page on the church
website.
n Musikgarten Registration for Summer and Fall — The 11:00
A.M. summer session runs through the end of August. Fall session will
begin the week of September 8 with classes available on Monday and
Wednesday mornings at 11:00 A.M. The cost is $50; please register on
the website (fpcnashville.org/OnlineRegistration.htm). Come join the
fun!
YOUTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
n Sunday School: Today is Move Up Sunday — Welcome New
7th Grade! Grades 7th-12th will meet in The Gathering Place at 9:40
A.M. and then split into grade level classes.
n Great Escape: June 9 – 14 at Lee University — Rising 7th
and 8th graders will enjoy outdoor games and activities, fun and
engaging speakers, worship, great music and self reflection before
rafting the Ocoee River on the way back to Nashville. Register
online or contact Millie Greiner.
n Oklahoma Mission Trip: June 14 – 20 — We will assist in
clean up and demolition, and build relationships with our brothers
and sisters in the Midwest. We will also dive into scripture and
teachings led by the youth staff and strengthen our ministry as we
serve together. Register online or contact Millie Greiner.
n The Motley Krewe Class — 10:00 A.M. in Youth Offices, led by
Barbara Arrants.
n Youth Newsletter — If your family isn’t receiving the monthly
Youth Newsletter in your email, contact Millie.
To sign up for trips or for more information, contact Millie Greiner
([email protected] or 298-9570).
COLLEGE & YOUNG ADULT ANNOUNCEMENTS
n Bible Studies:
• Young Adult Small Group (ages 22 to 35) — Tuesdays,
6:30 P.M. dinner; 7:00 – 8:00 P.M. Bible study at the home of
Rachel and Lipscomb Davis (1124 Stonewall Jackson Court,
37220).
n Sunday School Classes (meet at 9:45 A.M.):
• Summer College Small Group/Sunday School with
Scott Hearon Begins June 1! — Join us in the Tyne House
between 4:00 and 5:00 P.M.
• Young Adult Sunday School Class — Led by a team of
adult professionals (Staff Workroom). For young adults (aged 22
to 35) and college students.
• Foundations 2.0 — Led by Chan and Ginger Sheppard
(Room L-205). For nearly and newly married couples in their
mid-20s to mid-30s. Studying The Most Important Year in a
Man’s Life/Woman’s Life by Mark & Susan DeVries and Robert
& Bobbie Wolgemuth.
AGE-LEVEL MINISTRIES
n
• First Families — Led by Mort and Jami Hill (Courtenay
Lounge). For adults with children ages birth to six years old.
Studying Lead Your Family Like Jesus: Powerful Parenting
Principles from the Creator of Families by Ken Blanchard, Phil
Hodges and Tricia Goyer.
• Friends in Faith — Led by Marbut Gaston (Enrichment
Center). For married couples in their 30s and early 40s.
Currently participating in an eight-month Bible overview study.
General:
• For more information about college ministry, email Linda
Morphis ([email protected]).
• Check
out
the
Young
Adult
webpage
(ya.fpcnashville.org), College webpage (college.fpcnashville.org)
and Facebook pages (FPC Nashville Young Adults & FPC
College Students) to get more involved in our young adult
ministry.
NOTES
The Mission of First Presbyterian Church
To know Christ, to make Him known, and to exhibit His love
through worship, education, and service.
First Presbyterian Church
4815 Frankin Pike, Nashville, TN 37220
(615) 383-1815 www.fpcnashville.org