Fellowship Of Christian Farmers Forms Pa.
MANHEIM (Lancaster Co.)
Pennsylvania’s first chapter of the
Fellowship of Christian Fanners
(FCF) International was recently
formed. Plans are already under
way for an Aug. 20 picnic near
Wrightsville.
After several years of hearing
much talk about forming a Key
stone State chapter, Donald L.
Hershey of Manheim took the
matter into his own hands this
spring. All that was needed was a
little gentle inertia, because the
interest was there.
Some 75 farm and agribusiness
people gathered in a church near
Manheim to learn about the
fastest-growing farm group in the
United States. At that meeting, a
steering committee volunteered to
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The national organization,
headed by Wilson Lippy, Hamps
tead, Md., includes more than
10,000 farmers and agribusiness
persons. It’s dedicated to building
and strengthening the Christian
faith among farm families and
friends in agriculture. It also
undertakes many mission projects
to disaster-stricken U.S. farm reg
ions, and to Mexico, South Ameri
ca, Africa, Europe and the Com
monwealth of Independent States
(formerly the Soviet Uniion.)
More-than 900 Pennsylvanians
are already affiliated with the
national association.
The steering committee elected
Hershey as president; Robert Coe
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of West Grove, Pa., vice presi
dent; Bob Grant of Cochranville,
Pa., secretary; and David and
Phoebe Bitter, Fleetwood, Pa.,
treasurers.
On Saturday, Aug. 20. from 11
a.m. to 3 p.m., the’southeastern
Pennsylvania chapter of Fellowh
sip of Christian Farmers will host
a picnic at Samuel Lewis State
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na River near Wrightsville, Pa.
(East of York near U.S. Route 30).
The program includes inspira
tional music, uplifting thoughts,
and a pork barbecue. Participants
should bring lawn chairs.
Reservations are requited by
Aug. 8 so that food needs can be
planned. Cost: adults, $3; children
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age S to 10. $2; children under
five, free. A free-will offering will
also be taken to help cover
expenses.
To order tickets by mail, write
to Bob Grant, P.O. Box 336,
Cochranville, PA 19330. Make
checks payable to Fellowship of
Christian Farmers.