This means that, throughout the last year, Elle visited various sites throughout Frankfort, listened to educational lectures, met other community leaders, engaged in team-building exercises, and worked to further develop her leadership connections and skills. Anyone who knows Elle knows that she has earned the honor of being recognized as a strong, innovative leader who seeks to connect leaders, resources, and programs across Frankfort to help meet the community’s vast needs. She is a leader, certainly. And a mom, and a wife, and a friend to our children, and a listening ear to any parent with a neuro divergent child, and a resource for ALL our questions about technology and security and children’s programming and art and community resources. Elle engages in everything she does with care and compassion for the people involved and a desire to see growth and impact positive change.

I invite you to join me in congratulating Elle Travis for graduating Leadership Frankfort 2026.

Click here to view our Prayer List or visit firstchristianfrankfort.org/prayer

In Our Prayers:

• Jennye Grider

• Ed Litteral

Weekly Prayer: God of grace, we seek you out with hope that your love will restore us as individuals and as a world. Direct our steps that we would pursue peace and justice, even when it feels hard. And have mercy on us when we falter. Amen.

Hoping to be deliberate about our prayer life, we are updating our prayer list. People who are Friends of FCC will remain on the prayer list for one month and then we will rely on you to add them to the prayer list again if needed.

TRAFFIC & PARKING ALERT

The City of Frankfort began a major sewer and utility repair project last Monday that will affect traffic patterns on Ann St. and Broadway for the next three weeks. Here is a link to that information so you can plan accordingly for your church visit.

⚠️ BE ALERT FOR PHISHING EMAILS

We want to remind everyone to be cautious about suspicious emails, especially invitations that appear to come from Evite.

There is currently a phishing email circulating in church circles that looks like an Evite invitation. The biggest red flag is that the link takes you to a website that is not Evite and then asks you to log in using your email account. This is a common way scammers try to steal your login information.

Before clicking a link or entering your password, take a moment to check where the link is actually taking you. When in doubt, don't click!

Evite provides helpful information on how to tell the difference between a legitimate invitation and a phishing email: How to Tell the Difference Between a Real Evite and a Phishing Email.

When something looks suspicious, trust your instincts and verify before you click.