Monthly Newsletters

Forsyth Park Caller January 2025

Forsyth Park Caller January 2025 His Unfailing Presence Another year I enter, its history unknown; Oh, how my feet would tremble to tread its path alone. But I have heard a whisper, I know I shall be blest; “My presence shall go with thee, and I will give thee rest.”...

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Forsyth Park Caller October 2024

Forsyth Park Caller October 2024 Pastor's Corner While serving a church near Charlottesville, Va, our church was an SBC church associated with an Association. It was a place where, along with member churches, more could be done together to do missions and help people...

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Forsyth Park Caller August 2024

Forsyth Park Caller August 2024 Faith We struggle to keep up the pace, sometimes we wonder why. Fear says we’ll never win the race, but faith tells us to try. There’s no one there to comfort us, we’re lost and all alone, Fear drives us far away from God, but faith...

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Forsyth Park Caller July 2024

Forsyth Park Caller July 2024 The Fourth of July It’s time again to fly our flag, with much respect and pride; It is our country’s birthday, this the fourth of July! As we enjoy the fireworks, the picnics, and parades; Let us reflect on all the things that make our...

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Forsyth Park Caller June 2024

Forsyth Park Caller June 2024 When dad was a lad When my dad was but a lad so many years ago, He worked much more that I do now At least, he’s told me so. “Rise and shine” the rooster crowed at the break of dawn Dad had to jump right out of bed and put his britches...

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Forsyth Park Caller May 2024

Forsyth Park Caller May 2024 Portrait of a Mother A mother can be almost any size or age, but she will not admit to anything over 30. She has soft hands and smells good. A mother likes new dresses, music, a clean house, her children’s kisses, an automatic washer, and...

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Forsyth Park Caller March 2024

Forsyth Park Caller March 2024 “Are We There Yet?” I pastored a small country church in Somerset, Virginia-about half an hour from Charlottesville-a while back, and one time we had Gordon Jensen come and sing. One song he had written, “Written in Red” is beautiful; “I...

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