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Bishop Lindsey Davis is our Keynote speaker for Annual Day 2008
G. Lindsey Davis, 60, assumes his new appointment as Bishop—the highest ranking authority of the Kentucky and Red Bird Conferences of the United Methodist Church, effective September 1, 2008. “We expect a larger crowd this year knowing that Bishop Davis will be delivering one of his first public speeches since returning to his home state of Kentucky,” said Rev. Randy Coy, Kentucky Methodist Homes’ President. Most recently, Davis led the Atlanta-based North Georgia Conference for twelve years. Davis spent most of his life in Kentucky and holds degrees from Union College, University of Kentucky, Lexington Theological Seminary, and Kentucky Wesleyan College.
Nearly 1,000 supporters are expected to attend this year’s Annual Day event to help raise money and awareness for the children served by the Kentucky United Methodist Homes for Children and Youth. Following a complementary barbecue lunch, everyone is invited to attend a live and silent auction and take a cottage tour given by our residents.
*NOTE: Due to confidentiality, photos revealing the identity of the children are NOT permitted.
CONTACT: Melinda Ryles-Smith, VP for Advancement KY United Methodist Homes for Children and Youth P.O. Box 749 2050 Lexington Road Versailles , KY 40383 859-873-4481 ext. 244 www.kyumh.org |
The Kentucky United Methodist Homes for Children and Youth will host its 
Though the Home began its ministry 137 years ago as an orphanage, it has transitioned
to serve children with histories of abuse, neglect, or family trauma through
a variety of programs—both residential and community based. Approximately
900 children, ranging in age from birth to 21, are served annually through
the programs at the Versailles and Owensboro Campuses. 
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