Entries by Sherard Edington

Community Police Academy – Drugs

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Dear Friends, As I wrote last week, I have enrolled in the Metro Nashville Police Department’s Community Police Academy. Each Tuesday, for 12 weeks, I will attend lectures and demonstrations […]

Community Police Academy – Homicide

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Dear Friends, This week, I enrolled in the Community Police Academy—a long-running project of the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department that allows citizens to learn about the workings of the MNPD. […]

Worship Wilson – December 28, 2022

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Make a Resolution of Faith for the New Year by Rev. Sherard Edington (The following is Sherard’s Worship Wilson column for the Wilson Post published on December 28, 2022.) The Greeks […]

Worship Wilson – December 22, 2022

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What Makes Christmas Special by Rev. Sherard Edington   (The following is Sherard’s Worship Wilson column for the Wilson Post published on December 22, 2022.) One year ago, on December 11, […]

Worship Wilson – November 3, 2022

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Learning to Walk by Faith by Rev. Sherard Edington   (The following is Sherard’s Worship Wilson column for the Wilson Post published on November 3, 2022.) In the Bible, there is […]

Worship Wilson – October 27, 2022

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The Faith to Move Mountains by Rev. Sherard Edington   (The following is Sherard’s Worship Wilson column for the Wilson Post published October 27, 2022.) On September 26—just a month ago—NASA […]

Veterans Day 2022

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In the United States, Veterans Day is observed on November 11 to honor all those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. FPC would like to honor all Veterans on Sunday, […]

Worship Wilson – June 22, 2022

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Have you witnessed a miracle lately? Have you performed a miracle? In the pages of the New Testament, we read of Jesus raising the dead, casting out spirits, healing the sick, and feeding thousands with what he finds in some kid’s lunch box. Even the disciples performed miracles.

Michael Schulte Farewell

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Sunday, May 15 will be my last day serving as the Director of Christian Education at First Presbyterian Church. It has been a joy to serve this church the past three years, and I will always be thankful for the relationships we have built and the ways in which this church has supported my development as a congregational leader.

Worship Wilson – April 13, 2022

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We all know the saying, “Time heals all wounds.” It is a comforting but misleading sentiment because some wounds will in fact kill us. In addition, there are wounds we don’t want to heal and so we pick at them obsessively and wallow in our pain.