The Olympus High Music Ambassadors to San

Last March 25, a beneficiary concert happened at the First Presbyterian Church. The show featured The Olympus High Music Ambassadors to San Diego and the Titan Singers.

Reaching New Heights Concert, The Olympus High Music Choir

According to its website, everyone was invited to watch The Olympus High School Choir's outstanding performance in the Sanctuary on March 25 at 7 p.m. The church also announced the Reaching New Heights Concert on Facebook.

As shared on Facebook, the concert will benefit Ladle Fellowship. It was a free concert, but a freewill offering will be collected. All proceeds will go to this outreach ministry to the homeless in San Diego.

The concert featured multiple ensembles from the award-winning music program from Olympus High School. Performances from the Titan Singers highlighted the Reaching New Heights Concert.

First Presbyterian, Ladle Fellowship

“There will always be poor people in the land. Therefore, I command you to be openhanded toward your brothers and toward the poor and needy in your land.” – Deuteronomy 15:11

According to its webpage, the Ladle Fellowship has served San Diego’s homeless population hot meals and clothing since 1983. Aside from feeding the hungry, the Ladle Fellowship shares the Gospel of grace and God’s law of love.

The Ladle Fellowship helps and nurtures hope in people living on the streets of San Diego. It also offers haircuts to the homeless through one of its volunteers.

As shared on its web page, relationship-based discipleship and evangelism motivate the organization’s actions. The Ladle Fellowship aims to share the good news of salvation through Jesus Christ to help homeless believers and others searching for a biblically ordered life.

The fellowship also strives to become more deeply committed disciples. Another mission it pursues is the desire to deliver the Lord’s glory as it works to build and expand Christ’s kingdom.

As stated on the Ladle Fellowship website, everyone can help in various ways. These are by being a volunteer, praying for the homeless, giving money and clothing to Ladle Fellowship, and educating oneself about the homeless.

God at Work in the World, Hope in Hard Times

Learn. Give. Pray. Go.

The First Presbyterian Church appeals for help in Ukraine through its website. It also appeals for prayers for the people of Ukraine. The First Presbyterian Church has sent $2000 from its Missions emergency account to The Outreach Foundation.

Additionally, it encourages everyone to give donations through them: www.theoutreachfoundation.org/ukraine-appeal.

The church also announced that the date for God at Work in San Diego: A Call to Action has been postponed. It has been rescheduled to June 11, 2022.

The original date for the event was February 12. However, due to an increase in Covid cases at that time, the First Presbyterian Church postponed the event.

As shared on the webpage, it has a new date. It will be held on June 11, during FPC’s Missions Month. The church encourages everyone to help and send them emails for further details.

The First Presbyterian Church location is 320 Date St., San Diego.