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Welcome to memorialfrankfort.com! We hope the information on this website will help you become familiar with our family here at Memorial. We believe the more you know about us, the more you will come to see we are a warm and caring family of believers in Christ who are always ready to welcome new folks into our fellowship. We have many ministries at Memorial, ranging from our youngest preschoolers to our senior adults (GYF). Through these ministries we hope to demonstrate the love of God in such a way that all those we touch can feel His love too. We would love for you to be a part of experiencing God at Memorial. We invite you to attend our service so you can participate in our worship. We hope that through our songs, drama, teachings and other worship experiences you will find some of God's truth that is relevant to your life. Any of our pastors would love an opportunity to tell you more about our church. Please feel free to contact them by phone or email. We look forward to meeting you and hope to have the privilege of worshiping with you soon.
Sunday:We are opening up some of our adult Bible study classes, along with Youth & Children's Bible study classes. Our nursery will also be available.
Join us for worship at 11 A.M.
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We are studying the book of Exodus. This class is on Zoom and requires a link from Deb Colston to participate. Contact Deb or the church office to join this class.
Come join us for Ladies Bunko. 6-6:30 light snack and Bunko begins at 6:30 p.m. You will need to park in the small parking lot next to the gas station and enter the door under the portico. The cost is $5 per person. Donations go to Cinderella's Closet and church missions.
This is a two day event. Friday, August 21 from 5-8 p.m. and Saturday, August 22 from 8 a.m. -1 p.m.
We will be taking up an offering for Global World Hunger . Did you know that 15% of Kentuckians are food-insecure, including 154,290 children? Kentucky has a higher percentage of food insecure households than the national average of 14.7 percent, but that rate varies significantly by county. Physical hunger is very real and so is spiritual starvation. For those hunger relief ministries that we partner with, it’s about more than just giving a box of food or serving a hot meal. The desire of KBC hunger relief ministries is to build relationships with people and eventually lead them to a relationship with Christ. As a direct result of hunger relief ministries, in 2024, KBC-supported hunger relief ministries provided 15,606 hot meals and there were 31 professions of faith.
We will meet in the Narthex Area. Please read the book "Breaker's Reef" by Terri Blackstock for this book club meeting discussion.
Join us for a potluck lunch, meeting and other activities in our Youth area. Please bring a side dish and dessert for the meal. If you need a ride contact Donna or Kathey.
Bring a Friend to Church Sunday
Deacons will meet in Graham Duvall's classroom.
You can enter the blood drive on the side of the church near the gas station.
Picnic will be in the small parking lot. Deacons will provide the meal, other can bring desserts. Remember to bring a friend or family member to join us.