Thanks to Jennifer Smith for the photo
of the group enjoying the game.

 
AND                     Thanks to Mary Wood Schmalzl 

                              for the photo of these fine four!

The Youth Group went to a Red's baseball game on July 28, 2019. 

The Reds won, 3-2 over the Rockies!

Mini Old Car Show July 7th

Frank Day, Kenny Ross, and Ernie Siders had a mini old car show at “Bellside”, the home of Bruce & LuAnne Bellingham and Ernie & Jo Anne Siders.

Gertrude Baugh Cochran 
Mrs. Gertrude, as we all called her, was a longtime member of First Presbyterian .
 She was a grand lady who lived on E. 2nd St. for 60 years.
Died in 1988 at age 98.






Pictured is Ann McDowell a past member of the First Presbyterian Church in Maysville.


Ann was the mother of  our church member Sparky McDowell .








Member Jackie Zweigart created this lovely


 butterfly using colored pencils.

 (Church member Dr. Phillip Yunker pictured in the brimmed hat!)


Go missions 190 team is doing an outstanding job this week serving among the Nomatsiguenga people in Peru.

God is moving among these people.  Pray for all of the people as they see the doctors and as we share the gospel.

They are serving in Chuquibambilla, Peru this week, June 1- 10.








Hospice of Hope Medical Director, Dr. Craig Denham  


moderating a health care panel of experts at Maysville Community


 and Technical College bi-annual Senior Seminar.


Presbyterian Ladies gathered in Nell Jo Marshall home.
Nell Jo Marshall, Betsy Parker, Naomi Collins, Harriett Denham




The Rotary Club of Maysville was out in the community for Planting with a Purpose, rejuvenating gardens of older residents.


Among those Rotarians are several Presbyterians.  Presbyterians pictured here are Pastor Jim Dougans, Suzan Ross, & Stocky Wood , Presbyterians!!  Also picture is Rotarian Warren Markwell. 

Central Presbyterian is the church next to the bridge entrance, from the 1930s.

Picture sent in by Bob Hendrickson

An Exciting Sunday Morning Welcoming New Members To Our Congregation!

Congratulations and welcome 

Jennifer Smith and Luke Jarjosa 





Church choir director, Nicholas Denham and crew entertaining at the Chocolate Festival in Old Washington .

We welcome Pastor Dougans as our permanent pastor; everything is truly official now, as his commissioning ceremony took place during worship this morning.


After the service we celebrated with a meal in the fellowship hall and a bowtie-bedecked cake for our dapper pastor.

The church had just purchased a new organ.  John McNeill was very instrumental in choosing and acquiring the high quality organ.  It is still played in the church services today.  John was a very talented musician and all enjoyed his playing. 

14 shoeboxes filled with goodies headed overseas thanks to the good folks at First Presbyterian Church in Maysville and Samaritan's Purse. 

An early Merry Christmas to those 14 children!

The three amigos at the start of Clean Water University, Dave Harnish, Bill Reed and Jim Dougans.


Three amigos on day three of clean water University in Oxford, MS  Doug Depies from the Yucatan and Wil Howie who started Living Waters for the World.


The four amigos, including two gentlemen from Honduras, Jorge y Edwin at Camp Hopewell. 

  

And these two Amigos have fed us very well.  A friend and friends to clean water University.


Demonstrating the water purification system at clean water University.


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      Ohio River Valley Artist Guild                                                                      Sallie McNeill at Old Washington     Nick Denham during basket making time.                                                       doing Pioneer Days for 5th graders

                                                                                                                                in the county.

      

If you would like to watch this video to see Maysville Presbyterian church member David Harnish installing a water system last month in the Mexican state of Campeche click HERE.







 The First Presbyterian was formed on June 14, 1817


 This picture was taken way after 1817.

Photos from our beautiful sanctuary.