
CO-ED SUMMER STUDY
MAY 28-JUNE 18
WEDNESDAYS, 7:00-8:30 PM
You may be a seasoned parent/grandparent praying for your 50 year old adult children, or you may be a mom or dad whose first kid is just now 18 and moving out. Whatever your phase of loving adult children, whether married or single, come visit with others in this season of life. We’ll discuss Loving Your Adult Children by Gaye Clark facilitated by Tom & Donna Peterson and Dave & Renee Belden. You are welcome at the home of David & Elizabeth Steed – 6809 Woodstock, Fort Worth, TX 76116 – whether you can attend just one week or all four.

Just want to learn more about Fort Worth Presbyterian? Considering joining us or ready to become a member? This class is for you!
Class will be led by Pastor Brandon in the Fellowship Hall. Learn about FWPC’s mission, purpose, theological vision, membership, and more. Dinner will be served Friday evening and a continental breakfast provided Saturday morning. Childcare can be provided upon request.
Completion of a FWPC 101 class is required for membership but participation does not obligate you to be ready to join. Thank you for registering so we can have a notebook ready for you.

Join Bob Schwartzbeck and friends to explore how our daily occupations connect to our belief in a God-designed universe. Each seminar will offer two presentations and conclude with a discussion featuring thought-provoking questions designed to “build bridges” with others in our working communities that connect our work with our faith in Christ. On Saturday, May 17, we will consider the compatibility of God’s two books (Book of Nature and Book of Scripture) and the scientific method. On Saturday, June 21, we’ll look to understand COVID-19 and the development of the periodic table. On Saturday, July 26, we’ll discuss AI Applications and Polymerization & Tires. Breakfast will be provided. Join us from 9:00-10:30 am in the Lecture Hall.

The second Sunday of each month, young adults (20’s-30’s) meet for lunch, an afternoon or evening activity, or dinner. To join the GroupMe, contact Addi Eggar (210-560-7292) or Travis Robnett (405-831-2831). To check next month’s location online, visit the Events calendar.

The Giving Grove has donated 14 fruit and pecan trees that we have planted to begin creating a beautiful space with a little orchard, flowers, benches, walking paths, and vegetable garden to share with our community. Help will be needed with ongoing maintenance and workdays… bring a shovel and some work gloves! Questions? See Anne Santana, Marilyn Schwartzbeck, or Andy Warren.
Upcoming Workdays in 2025: Saturday, May 3, 9-11 a.m. We will flip compost, pull weeds, do some weed whacking around bed edges, plant some seeds, eat fun snacks, and catch up with our gardening friends. Please bring the following, if you have them handy: weed whackers, shovels and your favorite garden tools, bagged lawn clippings, “other greens” for the compost-think plant based kitchen scraps, brown leaves for the compost, coffee grounds from your local coffeeshop for the compost.