Events

“A Sister’s Love” tells about each Sister’s spiritual heroes, growth, service, obedience and faith in following God’s call.

“People believe in us and want to support us and I’ve never forgotten that,” Harkins says. “I’ve tried to instill (that) in everyone who works here.”

“Serving changes you: you receive the benefit. Your outlook changes, your heart changes and your eyes are opened.”

Here’s a run down of twelve Fondren events that make our to-do list, with everything from art to music to charitable activities to endurance athletics.

Brent’s will stay open late (until 10 p.m.) on September 29, 2016 to toast the community that has long supported Brent’s mission – to be a gathering spot for anyone and everyone.

The launch pad for many artists and artistic endeavors, FRF’s treasured The Cedars continues its tradition of celebrating visual and performing arts.

The 32,000 square foot state-of-the-art center will serve pre-K3, pre-K4, and kindergarten with Lois Kennedy Hall and Gertrude C. Ford Hall.

Head of Lower School Tim Alford says, “I have to admit, I’m a little jealous of the amount of fun our kids are going to have at school.”

“All I did was say, ‘Hey it seems like a good time to show up,’” organizer Debbie Holt explained of the overwhelming group effort to show support for police.

Guest speaker Dr. Cindy Ayers-Elliott said, “We are teaching them about farming, but the effects are far reaching, citywide.”