About Presbyterian Kirk In The Pines

Sally Fink—Christian Education Committee Church activities have long been an important part of Sally’s life. She was raised in the Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, but joined the Episcopal church when she and her husband Tom moved to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She was active on the vestry there, serving as senior warden the third year. She and Tom moved to the Village in 1999. Since joining the Kirk, Sally has been Moderator of Presbyterian Women, as well as serving on both the Worship and Christian Education Committees. Sally and Tom have two daughters and three granddaughters. . Education Check the Kirk's calendar and you'll see that there's something educational and informative going on all year long. The Kirk's Education Committee provides the Kirk with a variety of stimulating lectures and classes that meet weekly, monthly, semi-annually or annually. There are two Sunday morning adult classes, a Focus Group which views videos and discusses them and a Kerygma Bible and Theology class. A weekly Bible class meets in Hoffius Hall each Wednesday September through June. The Kirk Study is an all-day class held in the Spring and Fall led by a pastor from the surrounding area. The Midwinter Lecture Series is an intensive two-day seminar on a relevant topic-this year's was Living into God’s Amazing Grace-led by a guest theologian. Every other Wednesday from June through September a different Session committee hosts a Super Summer Supper, which includes dinner, usually potluck, followed by an interesting program on a variety of topics. The Fran Brown Library is stocked with 2000 titles on a wide variety of topics, ranging from spiritual life, prayer, Bible study and theology to biography and fiction.