Pumpkin Patch

First Presbyterian has been hosting a pumpkin patch since 2001. 

The pumpkin patch is also a great activity that allows First Presbyterian to interact with our neighbors and members of the community near and far, to partner with other volunteer groups and schools (it's a big job and we need help!), and to celebrate the beautiful fall weather with all of God's children in such a scenic and fun environment.  We love the pumpkin patch!

We have been able to keep the pumpkin patch alive and growing with the help of of community groups and individual volunteers, including:

  • Ursuline Academy
  • Willow High School Key Club
  • McMain Secondary School
  • Big Easy Kiwanis
  • Tulane and Loyola Greek organizations
  • New Orleans Moms Blog
  • Boy Scouts

If you'd like to learn more about volunteering or for more information, please email us at pumpkinpatch@fpcno.org

About the Pumpkins

  • Supplied by Pumpkins USA, a non-profit partnership with 1,300 churches nationally.
  • Grown on Navajo land in the Four Corners area of New Mexico.
  • Pumpkins are provided on consignment - churches only pay for the pumpkins they sell, ensuring that the churches never take a loss on the patch.
  • Huge selection of sizes, shapes, textures and colors, including ornamental gourds and decorative corn.
  • Pumpkins are suitable for carving AND cooking!

Check out or photo albums on Facebook and our own gallery here.

 

Presbyterian Fun Fact

There are about 75 million Reformed/Presbyterian Christians worldwide and about 2.5 million belong to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).

 

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