Church guide

The April Newsletter is now available on the church's website under the "Newsletter" tab. We also have a new tab labeled "Upcoming Events" to help you stay up to speed with the latest happenings around the church!

2019 is the year we are teaching our children and youth to have a heart for service. We began in small spurts in 2018, but this year our goal is to have our children and youth experience a wide variety of ways to serve others every month. In January they collected food for the “Souper Bowl of Caring” that went to the local food bank. Then they provided pizza and played games with the women at the House of Hope. In February they made hand-shaped soaps that were delivered to the women at the shelter, and now in March they are cleaning up Alpine’s flower beds & planting seeds for butterflies & hummingbirds. If we start teaching youngsters how to look beyond “ME,” we can’t help but create a better world. Join us at Alpine as we take on a project each month this year to inspire service, kindness, & a love for others.—Kathy Poynor, Director of Children & Youth

Not for the “faint of heart” camper!

Alpine is in the process of updating & modernizing our methods of accepting contributions to the church! You can now simply click on the "donate" button at the top of our Facebook page or click on the "Contributions to the Church" button on the church's homepage at http://www.alpinepresbyterian.com/

Alpine’s monthly fellowship luncheon was a great success with the theme focused on Kenya, a presentation by Dr. Roger Kiser, & guest speaker Isaac Oroco, an international student from Kenya. Alpine’s potluck luncheons are the 2nd Sunday of every month. Come join us for food & fellowship after worship!

Alpine Presbyterian is an ardent supporter of Camp Gilmont. We encourage you to explore this gem in the hills of East Texas!

Don't forget to spring forward!

The March edition of "The Alpine View" is now available! Just click on the Newsletters tab to catch up!

The children & youth learned about the symbolism behind Mardis Gras colors and practices today while Mrs. Sandy made pancakes for their brunch!

http://www.alpinepresbyterian.com/uploads/2/0/7/4/20743350/02_2019.pdf Want to read the latest news from Alpine Presbyterian and see what everyone is doing? Then go to our web site and read the latest newsletter!

Alpine Presbyterian is also working to find more ways in 2019 to be less wasteful and more mindful of what is being thrown in the trash to end up in landfills as non-biodegradable materials. Do a quick inventory in your home. What could you change?

Use this digital copy at Panda Express on January 22nd from 5-8pm to help raise money for the Longview Interfaith Hospitality Network!

This is just around the corner! Register now!!

Our youth thank Chuck Collins for his hospitality!