Spring Renewal and the Many Hands
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It was a lovely day, the cool winds of spring and all-day sun, when KPC hosted its annual grounds maintenance day on Saturday, March 22. With a record turnout, members and neighbors wheelbarrowed, raked, mulched, planted, pruned, and removed lots of debris from the KPC grounds. KPC aims to keep grounds and building finely tuned not only for its members, but also for the beautiful neighborhood of Kenilworth where KPC has had its home since 1948.​
The church was gifted to have support on this work day not only from congregants but also from neighbors who are not official members. Remembering the church’s role during hurricane Helene as well as neighborhood-wide events like the kids’ Easter egg hunt on the lawn (look for that soon!), cookies and carols at Christmas—to name but a few—neighbors seem to possess genuine and kind caring for KPC. That the church is considered by friends and neighbors to be a valuable piece of the neighborhood could not make folks at KPC happier. Together, everyone makes KPC the church that it is, the “church on the hill” that tries to walk the talk of its motto, “All are welcome here!”
A BIG THANKS!! to ALL who participated in our maintenance day, a day where everyone made the church—and a little piece of the world—a better place.