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FPC Staff Shares Thoughts about Jackie Hansen Retirement

After more than two decades on staff at FPC, Jackie Hansen is retiring. Staff share their thoughts.

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Introducing the New Acts 2 Fund

FPC creates the Acts 2 Fund to assist congregants with short-term financial needs. The fund was created based on the principles of Acts 2:44-45.

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VBS Volunteers Make a Difference

Volunteers make FPC’s Vacation Bible School possible each year. VBS is a church-wide event, and volunteers come from all age groups within the church.

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Swimming in our Streams

The Rev. Dr. John Fullerton, FPC Senior Pastor, shares insights into how different church traditions experience their faith. Each church tradition is compared to streams, each unique but blended well together.

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Growing for our Future Update

First Presbyterian Church is in the midst of an expansion and renovation of its existing space to accommodate our growing Next Gen ministries. Pastor Zac McGowen updates us on the construction.

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How Do We Respond to Powerlessness?

How do we respond to powerlessness? Dr. Paul Suich, FPC Parish Counselor, offers his thoughts.

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Christmas or Easter? Living Like Jesus

What is more important in the life of a Christian – Christmas or Easter? The Rev. Richard Phillips, FPC Care Coordinator, tells us it is more important to live as Jesus lived.

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Holy Week Meditations

As we enter Holy Week, we take a moment to hear from our staff and congregation about what it means to them.

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Wishing or Hoping?

As we journey through the Advent season, are we wishing or hoping? Hope is a deeper, stronger, more thoughtful emotion.

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FPC Holds Annual Kirkin’ o’ the Tartans Worship Service

FPC’s annual Kirkin’ o’ the Tartans will be held on Sunday, Oct. 26 in the 10:30 am Classic Worship service. All are invited to this traditional blessing of the families.

Who We Are

The mission of First Presbyterian Church is to make and mature disciples for Jesus Christ.

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