First Presbyterian Church

About

Join us for Sunday worship @ 10am followed by cookies and refreshments! All are welcome!

Story

Our regular Sunday morning worship service is at 10:00 a.m. A special worship experience for kids--preschool thru middle school--takes place at 5:00pm on Wednesday afternoons September through May in conjunction with the church’s FPC & Me Christian Education program.

Communion Services
Participation in the sacrament of communion in the Presbyterian Church is open to baptized Christians of all ages who profess Jesus Christ as their Savior.

Nursery Care
Nursery care is provided each Sunday from 9:30am to 11:00am for children up to five years old by a staffed caregiver, who is also a member of the congregation. We also welcome all children in worship!!

We Believe
We believe in the Great Ends of the Church, as set forth in The Presbyterian Church (USA) Book of Order:
The proclamation of the Gospel for the salvation of humankind.
The shelter, nurture, and spiritual fellowship of the children of God.
The maintenance of divine worship.
The preservation of the truth.
The promotion of social righteousness.
The exhibition of the Kingdom of Heaven to the world.

We believe in a theology of mission, as expressed in the Westminster Confession of Faith: “…Christ hath commissioned his Church to go into all the world and to make disciples of all nations. All believers are therefore under obligation …to contribute by their prayers, gifts, and personal efforts to the extension of the Kingdom of Christ throughout the whole earth.”

We do mission and its related function in “good Presbyterian order” through the structures of our General Assembly, synods, presbyteries, and local churches, which provide accountability in a connectional system.

We do mission in partnership locally, nationally, and globally by prioritizing our available resources, guided by the emphases given by our General Assembly, which is the annual meeting of clergy and lay commissioners who represent the presbyteries of the church. Through the General Assembly, all Presbyterians have a voice in setting directions for mission and, through their General Mission Giving, have a vital responsibility in carrying out what the General Assembly has mandated.