Einstein Quotes
by Dave Nock
For years I have attributed the quote - No Problem can be solved from the same consciousness that created it. We must learn to see the world anew" to Albert Einstein. Turns out that is only a half truth. The quote “No problem can be solved from the same consciousness that created it. We must learn to see the world anew.” is not a verified, word-for-word quote from Albert Einstein, even though it is widely attributed to him. It is a paraphrase of ideas he expressed, not something he is documented to have said exactly.
“A new type of thinking is essential if mankind is to survive and move toward higher levels.” This is a verified statement. I will be adjusting my thought process.
“A new type of thinking is essential if mankind is to survive and move toward higher levels.” This is a verified statement. I will be adjusting my thought process.
Memorial Gifts for Phil Hereford
As we remember our dear friend and charter member, Phil Hereford, we also want to honor the wishes of the Hereford family regarding memorial gifts. In Phil’s obituary, the family shared that memorial donations may be directed to Friends of Angaza Nuru.
Friends of Angaza Nuru began as a ministry connected to PLPC many years ago, and although it has since become an independent 501(c)(3), it remains close to the heart of this congregation. If you feel led to give in Phil’s memory, gifts intended for this ministry may be made payable to Friends of Angaza Nuru, or given securely through their website.
Memorial gifts meant for PLPC should be written to Priest Lake Presbyterian Church.
We are deeply grateful for every expression of love, remembrance, and support offered in Phil’s honor.
Friends of Angaza Nuru began as a ministry connected to PLPC many years ago, and although it has since become an independent 501(c)(3), it remains close to the heart of this congregation. If you feel led to give in Phil’s memory, gifts intended for this ministry may be made payable to Friends of Angaza Nuru, or given securely through their website.
Memorial gifts meant for PLPC should be written to Priest Lake Presbyterian Church.
We are deeply grateful for every expression of love, remembrance, and support offered in Phil’s honor.
PLPC volunteers at The Branch of Nashville Food Pantry
The volunteer team from PLPC is planning to move our day of service at The Branch to the 1st Wednesday of each month starting in July. Traditionally we do the 9 AM until 12 Noon shift. Perhaps this change will better align with your schedule.
If you'd like to join us for our next day of service ( on July 1) we'd love to have you. Just visit their website at http://www.TheBranchOfNashville.org,, click on "volunteer", first time volunteers need to "sign-up", then sign-up for a volunteer slot by selecting the date and time of your choice. OR you can ask Amy Aviles or Jeff Binns to walk you through it.
If you'd like to join us for our next day of service ( on July 1) we'd love to have you. Just visit their website at http://www.TheBranchOfNashville.org,, click on "volunteer", first time volunteers need to "sign-up", then sign-up for a volunteer slot by selecting the date and time of your choice. OR you can ask Amy Aviles or Jeff Binns to walk you through it.
Momma Mia!
June 9th
Is the Last Come to the Table for the Season
Menu
Lasagna
Green salad
Garlic bread
dessert
Overlord
from Dave Nock
On the evening of 5 June 1944 US Army Rangers approached the beaches of Normandy and the cliffs known as Pointe du Hoc. Both British and American Sappers (Engineers) and Navy underwater explosive experts were on the beaches of Normandy. These US underwater experts we now know as SEALs. US and British Airborne Paratroopers were on their way over the English Channel to land in France.
This was the beginning of Operation Overlord and the landing on the Normandy beaches of France that spelled the beginning of the end of World War 2. That day in June of 1944 over 156,000 allied troops landed on 5 Normandy beaches in a single day, beginning the collapse of Hitlers western defense.
On 6 June, please pause for a moment and remember that freedom is not free. It is a hard fought for right.
This was the beginning of Operation Overlord and the landing on the Normandy beaches of France that spelled the beginning of the end of World War 2. That day in June of 1944 over 156,000 allied troops landed on 5 Normandy beaches in a single day, beginning the collapse of Hitlers western defense.
On 6 June, please pause for a moment and remember that freedom is not free. It is a hard fought for right.
