Vaughn Presbyterian Church has been a fixture in our community for 126 years.
Our membership is small but we've got a supportive community that came to buy a bean and cornbread supper and bid on pies to help us raise money for a local children's home.
I'm thankful for community friends like State Representative Dan Douglas who
served as our pie auctioneer, the church members that baked delicious pies, and the friends who not only supported our project, but also
helped us celebrate my Mother's 85th birthday with cake and ice cream!
It was obvious from the full church pews last Sunday that the Vaughn Presbyterian Church holds a special place in the hearts of many people in our community. We not only celebrated 125 years of ministry but also dedicated a part of the original Vaughn High School sign that is being
added to the historical monument in the front yard of the church. From beginning to end, it was a perfect celebration.
The Vaughn Presbyterian Church and the Vaughn School were a great partnership. If you lived in the Vaughn Community, this is where you went to school. School programs and church programs were often tightly woven together with involved families.
I'm thankful for the ministry of the Vaughn Presbyterian Church,
the influence the school and church have had on so many in our community for the past 125 years,
and
Committee work isn't always fun but for the last few months, I've enjoyed meeting with other members of the Vaughn Presbyterian Church to plan a special celebration day for the 125th anniversary of the church.
A highlight for this week's meeting was to display a banner in front of the church to invite the community to celebrate with us on September 28th.
I'm thankful for the dedicated members of the Vaughn Presbyterian Church!