(See page 9)
America at 250 (Page 12)
The Alpha Course Returns This Fall (Page 16)
Building a Championship Team
(Pastor's article, pages 2-3)
Save the Dates for August and Early Fall (Pages 4-5)
JULY/AUGUST 2026
FPC Students' YPM Mission Trip (Pages 10-11)
One of the great joys of ministry is watching God answer the prayers of His people. For many months, you have faithfully prayed for the health of our church and asked the Lord to raise up the men and women He desires to lead our congregation. We are grateful to share that those prayers have been answered.
This fall, we are thrilled to welcome three outstanding pastors to our ministry team. Roger Patton, Andrew Johnson, and Cara Taylor will each bring unique gifts, deep ministry experience, and a shared passion for helping us fulfill our mission of making disciples who love Christ, love one another, and love the city.
The exciting part is that they are all joining us at the same time, becoming part of the outstanding staff God has already assembled here at FPC.
As these searches unfolded, I found myself watching the San Antonio Spurs make another exciting playoff run while the FIFA World Cup captured the world's attention. Both reminded me of an important truth: every championship team needs talented players, but talent alone is not enough. What ultimately makes the difference is team culture.
This church has always been
blessed with all-star talent on its staff, but a healthy team needs both talent and culture. The opportunity before us now is to continue building a championship team—not the kind where individuals simply perform their own roles and tally the score at the end, but the kind you see in great basketball and soccer teams. Championship teams support one another, encourage one another, celebrate one another's successes, and grow stronger together. Most importantly, they share a common purpose.
That is exactly what excites me about these three new pastors. Each brings a distinct personality, remarkable spiritual gifts, and a wealth of ministry experience. Yet they are united by an evident love for Jesus Christ, His Church, and the mission of making disciples.
Roger Patton will serve as Associate Pastor for Outreach.
Roger comes to us from First Presbyterian Church of Templeton, California, where he has faithfully served as pastor. With more than 25 years of ministry experience and a recently completed Doctor of Ministry degree from Talbot School of Theology, Roger brings both seasoned leadership and a heart for mission. At FPC, Roger will provide pastoral leadership for local and global missions, church planting, and evangelism. He will also serve as
our primary preacher in the Modern Worship Service. Roger and his wife, Keris, are making the move to San Antonio together. They have one son, age 26, and a daughter in nursing school.
Andrew Johnson will join us as Associate Pastor for Adult Formation and Theological Studies.
Andrew comes from Marine View Presbyterian Church in Tacoma, Washington, and holds a Ph.D. from the University of Edinburgh. Andrew will oversee adult Christian education and spiritual formation, our young adult communities and university ministry, and serve as Executive Director of the Zbinden Center for Biblical Leadership. Andrew, his wife, Christine, and their two elementary-aged daughters are excited to become part of the FPC family.
Cara Taylor will oversee our Children's Ministry, Middle School Ministry, High School Ministry, and Children's Center. A recent graduate of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, Cara most recently served on the staff of Gig Harbor Presbyterian Church
in Washington. Cara brings broad ministry experience, having served both in the local church and at the denominational level, particularly in world missions. Many in our congregation already know and love Cara because she is a former covenant partner at FPC, and her husband, Judson, previously served on our staff. They have two college-aged children, making this a joyful homecoming for their family.
Please Welcome Them Well
Transitions like these are exciting, but they also involve sacrifice. Roger and Keris, Andrew and Christine, and Cara and Judson are all leaving behind friends, familiar communities, and extended family to begin a new chapter in San Antonio.
I encourage you to pray for each of these families as they make this significant move. Let us do everything we can to help them feel loved, supported, and welcomed into our church family from the very beginning.
Andrew will be in San Antonio in August, while Roger and Cara will begin in September. All three will be with us for Kickoff Sunday on August 23, and we look forward to introducing them to the entire congregation.
Of course, we also want to thank all of our staff for carrying us through this transition time. We have a solid foundation, and it is a joy to serve with these brothers and sisters. I especially want to thank Rev. Dr. John Kaiser and Rev. Dr. Paul Kacsur. They stepped in at a difficult time and have loved us well. Although their roles and service will change, we look forward to a future where John and Paul will continue to be active and valued members of our church family and ministry team.
Thank you for praying faithfully throughout this process. Now, together, let us receive these new leaders as God's gracious gift to our church and continue pursuing our mission with renewed energy and hope—to make disciples who love Christ, love one another, and love our city.
Grace and peace,
Bob Fuller
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Hank Cherry, Director of Communications
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Questions? Contact: Hank Cherry (210-271-2728/hankc@fpcsat.org)
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SUNDAY WORSHIP SCHEDULE
CHANGES BACK: Beginning Aug 2, FPC will move back to a four-service Sunday morning schedule: Traditional Worship at both 9:30 AM and 11:00 AM in the Sanctuary and Modern Worship at both 9:30 AM and 11:00 AM in Westminster Hall.
AMBASSADORS 1ST SUNDAY SUPPER: Sun, Aug 2, 5:30 PM. Family-friendly gathering for parents of young children. Offsite; location varies. Contact: Meg Culp, megc@fpcsat.org
HELP US UPDATE OUR GROUP
INFORMATION: Due Sunday Aug 2. As we prepare to welcome our three new pastors to our staff this fall, we're updating our records for existing groups (outside of Sunday School classes). If you currently participate in or lead a group—or expect to join one in the coming year—please complete our Group Survey. Your responses will help us maintain accurate records and better support and connect our church's groups. Complete the survey online at http://bit.ly/fpcsat-group-survey or pick up a paper copy in Mauzé Lobby. Return completed paper surveys to Kara Weaver's mailbox in the Workroom. Questions? Contact Kara Weaver at karaw@fpcsat.org.
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CONGREGATIONAL MEETING: Sunday, Aug 9. At the conclusion of all worship services, a meeting of the congregation will be held to hear the report of the Officer Nominating Committee and elect two Church Officers.
2ND SUNDAY YOUNG ADULT LUNCH: 12:30 PM, Make Ready Market. Postworship lunch with young adults. Contact: Meg Culp, megc@fpcsat.org
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CONFIRMATION KICKOFF MEETING: Sun, Aug 16, 9:30 AM, Student Center. Students entering 8th grade and older and their parents are invited to the Confirmation Kickoff Meeting to learn about this year's program and what to expect.
BACK-TO-SCHOOL PRAYER AT THE FLAGPOLE: Sun, Aug 16, 5:00 PM at a local school. Join others in praying for students, teachers, and staff as the school year begins. Gather at your child’s campus, a nearby school, or one on your heart for a brief (30 min), informal time of prayer. Contact Jeannie Dullnig at jdullnig@att.net or Jeanie Wehmeyer at jeaniewehmeyer@hotmail.com.
CHURCHWIDE END-OF-SUMMER POOL & PICKLEBALL PARTY: Sunday, Aug 16, 5:00–8:00 PM, Oakwell Farms Pool & Clubhouse. Bring the whole family for an evening of swimming, fellowship, food, and fun! The Pickleball Tournament is limited to the first 16 participants. Church Burger Pop-Up available to purchase food. Complimentary Las Nieves and sodas. Learn more and sign up at http://bit.ly/fpcsa-pool-party.
21 KEYS AUGUST BIRTHDAY LUNCH: Friday, Aug 21, at 11:30 AM, Morningside Ministries, 2201 Saint Cloud Rd. Join the KEYS Older Adult Ministry for a birthday lunch ($15) and fellowship. A shuttle will depart from FPC at 10:30 AM for those who wish to ride. RSVP to the Front Desk at 210-226-0215.
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KICKOFF SUNDAY: Sunday, Aug 23. There's something for everyone as we begin a new season together at FPC! Join us for coffee, breakfast treats, fellowship, and a look at the many ways to worship, grow, serve, and connect this fall.
• Children are invited to pick up a Backpack Blessing Tag during all services as we pray for the new school year.
MEN'S MINISTRY KICKOFF DINNER: Sunday, Aug 23, 5:00 PM, Westminster Hall. Join the Men's Ministry for a BBQ dinner and an evening of fellowship as we kick off the fall season. RSVP at http://bit.ly/fpcmen-dinner.
YOUNG ADULTS KICKOFF RETREAT: Saturday, Aug 29, Ranch on Bear Creek, Hunt, TX. Young adults, young families, and Ambassadors are invited for a day of fellowship, worship, recreation, and service as we kick off the fall season together. Save the date. Registration starts in August.
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ALPHA ICE CREAM SOCIAL: Wednesday, Sept 2, 6:00 PM, Student Center. Come learn more about Alpha and enjoy free ice cream. Open to adults and children. RSVP to Elizabeth Crites at crcrites@aol.com.
LITERATURE CIRCLE: 2nd Tuesday, Sept 8, Social 1:00 PM, Book Review 1:30 PM, FPC McCullough Room. "The Correspondent" by Virginia Evans. Reviewer: Mrs. Martha Smith. First review for the 2026-2027 season. http://bit.ly/literature-circle
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MUSIC WITH FAMILIES: Wednesdays, Sept 9–Nov 18, 5:15–5:45 PM, Room 139. Music with Families is for parents and children ages 8 weeks to 3 years. Register now at http://bit.ly/music-with-families. Contact Rebecca Sweet at rebeccas@fpcsat.org.
ALPHA COURSE: Wednesdays, Sept 9–Nov 18, 6:00–8:00 PM, Student Center. Share a meal, watch a short video, and explore life's big questions through open conversation in a welcoming environment. Registration required for free childcare. Register at http://bit.ly/fpcsa-alpha.
DISCOVER, KNOW, & JOIN FPC! Sunday, Sept 20, 8:30 AM–2:30 PM, Geneva Room. Join our FPC family! Dive into our theology, connect with others, and find your place with us. A light lunch and childcare are provided. Register at fpcsanantonio.org/join. For questions, contact Wendy Garcia at wendyg@fpcsat.org or 210-226-0215.
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STEPHEN MINISTRY TRAINING BEGINS: Take advantage of this opportunity to share the love that God has given you. You will find that being a Stephen Minister not only will be helpful to others, but it will be one of the most fulfilling and joyful experiences that you have ever had. Contact Rev. Scott Simpson at scotts@fpcsat.org for more information.
What a wonderful time we had at Vacation Bible School as we traveled through the Amazon Rainforest! Along the way, the children discovered the true nature of God and learned what it means to be deeply rooted in a relationship with Him.
We met some wonderful rainforest friends and learned about how and where they live in the Amazon. Each friend also helped us explore an important truth from Scripture:
• Tango the Quetzal taught us that God is our Creator as we explored Genesis 1.
• Seymour the Glass Frog showed us that God knows everything through Psalm 139.
• Dottie the Ocelot reminded us that God is our safe place as we learned from David's example in 1 Samuel 23–24.
The Amazon adventure is not over yet! At Kickoff Sunday on August 23, Howie the Howler Monkey will help us discover that God is forever as we explore Revelation 7 and 21–22.
Thank you to the many volunteers who made VBS possible. Your dedication and devotion were a beautiful expression of God's love for the children of our church and community. We are grateful for each of you, for the difference you made throughout VBS, and for the ways you continue to bless the lives of these children. May the Lord continue to bless you.
With gratitude, Children's Committee
Begin a new season with your FPC family! Join us Sunday morning, August 23, for worship, coffee, light breakfast snacks, fellowship, and opportunities to discover the many ways to grow, connect, and serve this fall.
• Gather your family, class, or group at the Kickoff photo booth.
• "Find the Shepherd" throughout the morning to receive a small surprise.
• Meet church leaders and ministry teams.
• Find a class, group, or place to serve.
• Reconnect with familiar friends and welcome someone new.
At 9:30 AM, children will enjoy a separate, highenergy Kickoff morning in the Rainforest Falls environment. Through games, Bible teaching, and age-appropriate activities, they will continue discovering this VBS truth: God loves us no matter what.
Find current details at http://bit.ly/kickoff-sunday
KICKOFF SUNDAY AUGUST 23, 2026
TUESDAY
Before the first cinderblock was lifted or the first Vacation Bible School song began, FPC's student mission team was learning an essential truth: ministry is not simply about completing projects. It is about building relationships and showing Christ's love in tangible ways.
Morning
We spent the morning back at the construction site, continuing the work of waterproofing the roof The students worked hard in the heat, hauling supplies, mixing materials, and encouraging one another throughout the day As the work becomes more demanding, they are learning the value of teamwork, perseverance, and serving others with joy It has been encouraging to watch them continue to work hard and suppo rt one another through the challenges There is a growing sense that they are not just completing a project, but being shaped
The team traveled to Leona Vicario, Mexico, to serve alongside YPM. Soon after arriving, students heard from YPM Director Wilian about the ministry's impact throughout the region and toured the construction site where they would work during the week. Their mornings would be devoted to a school facility designed to create new educational opportunities for local students; their evenings would be spent leading VBS for children in the community.
orning of construction, the later than usual at the ake significant progress on oject. The students worked the heat and fatigue, the relationships they had in the day. Meeting the will one day use this facility rpose to every task they y the end of the day, the rly completed the roof, and encouraged to see how s had been made through k and perseverance.
we arrived, we got settled into our rooms and enjoyed an amazing lunch prepared by the YPM kitchen staff
After lunch, YPM Director Wilian shared about the impact of YPM's ministry throughout the region and the many ways God is working through YPM to serve local communities We also toured the construction site where we will be serving this week and learned more about the project we will be helping complete The students will spend their mornings on the construction project and their evenings leading a VBS for the children of Leona Vicario After the tour, they jumped right into planning lessons, games, crafts, and activities It was encouraging to see them take ownership of the ministry they will be leading throughout the week
noon siesta, we surprised the a midweek trip to Cancun to of local residents gathered to Club World Cup match. The un opportunity to experience e, celebrate alongside local n joy time together as a team as a reminder that God's love d borders and unites people on and background It was a ning that strengthened our helping us grow in our or the people and culture of
That night, we visited the town square of Leona Vicario and enjoyed a local market filled with music, dancing, and homemade treats After enjoying some paletas, we took moto-taxis back to campus and experienced a little more of daily life in the community
As the students spend more time in Leona Vicario, they are beginning to see that it is more than a place to serve, it is a community of people God loves and is already at work in What first felt unfamiliar is slowly becoming familiar, and we are excited to see the relationships that will continue to grow throughout the week
that even their greatest efforts would have no lasting value unless they were rooted in love. Whether constructing a roof, leading VBS, or learning about local artisans and daily life in Leona Vicario, the students were invited to see the community not merely as a place to serve, but as a community of people God loves and where God is already at work.
We began the day by visiting the local school, where students had the opportunity to meet the graduating class that will benefit from the university being built in Leona Vicario Together they played games, celebrated the students' accomplishments, and spent time building relationships It was a meaningful opportunity for our team to see firsthand the people they are serving through their work this week M any of our students commented that meeting these graduates made all of the hard work on the construction site feel even more meaningful and personal
Our students as they finish the final days continued strength, safety, and endurance the remainder of the week.
Afternoon
Thank you for supporting these students! Your prayers possible for them to be here, serving and growing in long after this trip ends. Please continue to pray for unified team that is rooted and established in the love Tomorrow we have a special surprise for the team, and with you!
Pray also that God would continue expanding mission. As they meet new people and experience they would grow in their understanding desire for every person to know Him.
After a full morning of construction, the team stayed later than usual at the worksite to make significant progress on the roofing project The students worked hard despite the heat and fatigue, motivated by the relationships they had built earlier in the day Meeting the students who will one day use this facility gave new purpose to every task they completed. By the end of the day, the team had n early completed the roof, and everyone was encouraged to see how much progress had been made through their hard work and perseverance.
With each gathering, simple activities became opportunities for friendship. The team discovered that sharing Christ's love often begins with showing up, inviting someone in, listening, playing, laughing, and remaining present.
Thank you to everyone who prayed, encouraged, and gave generously to make this trip possible. Your partnership allowed these students to serve and grow in ways that will shape them long after they return home. Please continue praying that God will deepen their reliance on Jesus, expand their hearts for His global mission, and use the relationships formed in Leona Vicario for lasting impact.
community engagement, team debrief, devotion, and worship
Evening
After our afternoon siesta, we surprised the students with a midweek trip to Cancun to join thousands of local residents gathered to watch a FIFA Club World Cup match The evening was a fun opportunity to experience Mexican culture, celebrate alongside local families, and en joy time together as a team It also served as a reminder that God's love
Thank you for supporting these students! Your prayers and generosity make it possible for them to be here, serving and growing in ways that will shape them long after this trip ends. Please continue to pray for them as they grow into a unified team that is rooted and established in the love of Christ.
By Deacon and Former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Sichan Siv
Heavenly Father,
We humbly beseech You to look down upon us as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of our independence.
We are grateful for George Washington, who fought an impossible war against the world's most powerful military and won our independence.
We remember the sacrifices of our patriots, starting with Dr. Joseph Warren, Grand Master of Massachusetts and the first general killed at Bunker Hill on June 17, 1775. We thank You for saving the life of James Monroe, wounded at Trenton on December 26, 1776, and for the patriotism of all our soldiers and their leaders, including Generals Nathanael Greene, Henry Knox, Israel Putnam, and Benjamin Lincoln, who accepted the British surrender at Yorktown in 1781.
We remember the women who supported their husbands and the Revolutionary War, especially Martha Washington and Abigail Adams. They also served as cooks, nurses, and spies, like Anna Smith Strong and Agent 355, and Deborah Sampson, who disguised herself as a man to fight for our cause.
We thank You for Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Robert Livingston, and Roger Sherman, who drafted the Declaration of Independence.
Please strengthen the hearts of Your servants as we continue to serve You by serving our communities, societies, and humanity. Grant us patience in suffering, courage in adversity, and perseverance in hardship. Preserve us from want, sickness, and despair, and unite us in purpose and resolve. Guide our counsels and prosper our just endeavors so that peace and freedom are always secured to our lands.
May we ever remember that the success of our cause depends not on our own strength, but upon Your favor and providence.
I am personally grateful that You saved me from the killing fields of Cambodia 50 years ago and gave me the opportunity to start a new life in America as a free man with $2, in time for our 1976 Bicentennial. I am thankful You brought incredible, quality people to help shape my life,
especially my beloved wife, Martha Pattillo Siv, and Barbara and George Bush, now at peace with You in Heaven.
May America be blessed for the next 250 years and beyond.
All this we ask in humble reliance upon Your divine goodness.
Amen.
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Dear KEYS Friends,
While our regular Friday programs pause for the summer months, KEYS continues through birthday lunches, Friday Fitness on Zoom, Mahjong gatherings, and other opportunities to stay connected. These summer activities help strengthen the friendships and fellowship that make KEYS such a special ministry. We look forward to staying connected throughout the summer and gathering again this fall for another season of learning, laughter, and fellowship.
Grace and peace, Rev. Dr. Joe Moore
Assistant Pastor for Older Adults and Congregational Care
• August 21 – Birthday Lunch at Morningside Ministries, 2201 Saint Cloud Rd.
Our summer off-site birthday lunches begin at 11:30 AM and are $15 per person. Make reservations by signing up at the Front Desk, calling the church office, visiting http:// bit.ly/fpcsa-keys, or responding through the regular KEYS emails. A shuttle from the church is available at 10:30 AM for those who wish to ride.
KEYS Games
Mahjong and Bridge players are meeting on the second and fourth Fridays, from 1:00 PM–3:00 PM. You don’t have to be a seasoned player, and if you have a game you would like to play, let us know and we will make room for you!
Friday Fitness
Friday Fitness will continue via Zoom. Join Jacqueline Crow at 9:30 AM. Jacqi has been a champion for us and everyone loves the time with her. If you want to be included on the email notifications, send your email address to joem@fpcsat.org. You will be sent a link to join the Zoom Meeting.
Blessings and love in Christ, Sandy Sturch
Let the morning bring me word of your unfailing love, for I have put my trust in you. Show me the way I should go, for to you I lift up my soul.— Psalm 143:8
1 Luke 8:22-25; 2 Samuel 22; Jonah 2; Psalm 3:5; 4:8; 73:23-26
“Take up thy cross,” the Savior said, “If thou wouldst My disciple be; Take up thy cross with willing heart And humbly follow after Me.” Take up thy cross; let not its weight Fill thy weak spirit with alarm; His strength shall bear thy spirit up, And brace thy heart, and nerve thy arm. Take up thy cross, nor heed the shame; Nor let thy foolish pride rebel; Thy Lord for thee the cross endured, To save thy soul from death and hell. Take up thy cross and follow Christ, Nor think till death to lay it down; For only he who bears the cross May hope to wear the glorious crown. (The Hymnbook, #293)
2 Deut. 18:9-13; Psalm 106; Luke 8:26-39; James 4:7
3 Luke 8:40-48; Leviticus 15:25-27; Mark 3:10; 6:56; Luke 8:49-55; Hebrews 11:6
4 Luke 9:1-9; Matthew 14:1-12; 17:9-13; Matthew 10:17-31
5 Exodus 16; Luke 9:10-17; Mark 11:22-25; Proverbs 30:7-9; John 6:48-51
6 Luke 9:18-27; Matthew 10:32-33; 16:24-28; Philippians 1
7 Luke 9:28-36; Isaiah 42:1-9; Matthew 3:16-17; 5:17; 2 Peter 1; Psalm 119:105
8 Luke 9:37-45; Mark 9:14-29; Matthew 21:21-22; James 5:15-16
Our Father in heaven, we hallow Thy name; May Thy kingdom holy on earth be the same; O give to us daily our portion of bread; It is from Thy bounty that all must be fed. Forgive our transgressions, and teach us to know that humble compassion which pardons each foe; Keep us from temptation, from evil and sin, And Thine be the glory forever! Amen. (Baptist Hymnal, #343)
9 1 Kings 19:19-21; Luke 9:46-62; Matthew 4:18-22; Mark 10:17-31; Matthew 6:33
10 Luke 10:1-24; Matthew 4:10; Rev. 9:1-11; 12:7-12; 13:5-10; Daniel 12:1-4
11 Luke 10:25-37; Deut. 6:5; Leviticus 19:18; Matthew 19:16-30
12 Luke 10:38-42; Matthew 6:25-34; Romans 12:1-13; Psalm 27:4; 119:97-112
13 Luke 11:1-13; Matthew 26:31-46; 69-75; 1 Cor. 10:1-13
14 Luke 11:14-28; 2 Peter 2; Hebrews 6:4-6
15 Luke 11:29-32; Jonah 3; 2 Chronicles 9:1-12; Matthew 12:38-45; John 3:18-21
Oh, the unsearchable riches of Christ, Wealth that can never be told! Riches exhaustless of mercy and grace, Precious, more precious than gold! Oh, the unsearchable riches of Christ! Who shall their greatness declare? Jewels whose luster our lives may adorn, Pearls that the poorest may wear! Oh, the unsearchable riches of Christ! Who would not gladly endure Trials, afflictions, and crosses on earth, Riches like these to secure! Precious, more precious, Wealth that can never be told! Oh, the unsearchable riches of Christ! Precious, more precious than gold. (Worship in Song, #52)
16 Luke 11:33-36; Psalm 101; Psalm 18:25-29; Titus 1:15-16
17 Luke 11:37-54; Genesis 4:1-16; 2 Chronicles 24:17-22; Acts 13; Romans 2
18 Luke 12:1-12; Acts 6:8-7:60
19 Luke 12:13-34; Ecclesiastes 5:10; Isaiah 57:14-21; Ephesians 5:1-20
20 Luke 12:33-48; 1 Thess. 4:13-5:11; 2 Thess. 2:1-16
21 Luke 12:49-53; Mark 10:28-31; 13:3-13; Matthew 10:17-42
22 Luke 12:54-59; Matthew 16:1-4; 2 Timothy 3:1-5; 2 Peter 3; 1 John 2:18-27
There were ninety and nine that safely lay in the shelter of the fold, but the one was out on the hills far away, far off in the dark and cold. Away on the mountains, wild and bare. Away from the tender Shepherd’s care. “Lord, Thou hast here Thy ninety and nine; are they not enough for Thee?” But the Shepherd made answer: “This of mine has wandered away from Me; and although the road be rough and steep, I’ll go to the desert to find My sheep.” And all through the mountains, thunder driven, and up from the rocky steep, there arose a cry up to the gate of heaven, “Rejoice, I have found My sheep!” And the angels echoed around the Throne, “Rejoice, for the Lord brings back His own!” (Trinity Hymnal, #187)
23 Luke 13:1-9; Isaiah 5:1-10; John 15:1-17
24 Exodus 20:8-11; Matthew 4:23-25; 12:1-14; Luke 13:10-35
25 Luke 14:1-24; Matthew 22:1-14; Zechariah 3
26 Luke 14:25-35; Philippians 3:7-4:1
27 Luke 15; Proverbs 20:9; 21:17, 25, 26; 22:6; Psalm 51; Hebrews 12:4-13
28 Luke 16:1-18; 12:33-34; Matthew 6:19-34
29 Luke 16:19-31; 6:17-26; Matthew 25:31-46
30 Luke 17:1-10; Matthew 6:9-15; 18:21-35
31 Luke 17:11-19; Leviticus 13:29-37; Acts 14:8-10; James 5:13-16
In the same way, the Spirit helps us in our weakness. We do not know what we ought to pray for, but the Spirit himself intercedes for us with groans that words cannot express. (Romans 8:26)
The in-person collection has ended, but there is still time to support Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services by purchasing needed school supplies through the PCHAS Amazon Wish List at http://bit.ly/woc-pchas. Please order this week, July 20–23, so the requested supplies can reach students as the new school year begins.
Wednesdays • Sept. 9 – Nov. 18 • FPC Student Center • Dinner Included • Childcare Available with RSVP
Alpha is a welcoming place for people of all backgrounds and beliefs to explore life's big questions. Alpha creates space for honest conversation, meaningful relationships, and spiritual growth.
Each session includes a meal, a video presentation, and small group discussions. This is a wonderful opportunity to invite someone to fellowship and explore the Christian faith in a welcoming environment.
To learn more, contact Elizabeth Crites: crcrites@aol.com, 713-822-0222.
RSVP at https://bit.ly/fpcsa-alpha
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Phone: 210-226-0215
Address: 404 N. Alamo Street San Antonio, Texas 78205
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