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Mother Nature did not cooperate this year, providing us a necessary abundance of rain, but putting a damper on having our annual church picnic outside at Sterne Park. Instead, the picnic was quickly moved inside to Ficklin Hall. Fun and Fellowship was enjoyed by all … and we stayed dry! A special thanks to the […]
First Presbyterian Church of Littleton was blessed on Sunday April 23rd with the voices of the Heritage High School choir performing under the direction of Mr. Andrew Fischer. Through their wonderful voices, these young men and women brought great energy and joy to FPCL singing “O Quam Gloriosum,” “David’s Lamentation,” “City Called Heaven,” “Set Down […]
Pastor Bill Johnson preaching Why do we Celebrate Lent?
First Presbyterian of Church of Littleton Invites you to join us for a vital sermon series: 12 Pillars In God’s Temple: Virtues of Spiritual Growth Starting Sunday, February 5, 2023 10:00 a.m.
An Adult & Children’s Combined Sunday School 8:45 – 9:45 Sunday Mornings Watch The Chosen TV series and join in the discussion. Pastors Bill and Blakeley will be offering a before Worship Sunday School class for the whole family and church! The class will consist of watching and a time of discussion and sharing about […]
Join in the fun of getting to know more about the church and meeting new friends on Saturday, February 11, 2023 here at the church. WHO: Anyone interested in learning more about us and making new friends! WHEN: Saturday, February 11 TIME: 1:00pm to 4:00pm Please RSVP to Elinor at 303-798-1389 ext 1
7 Practices of Effective Ministry Friday: 6pm-9pm Saturday: 9am-4pm Sunday: 12pm-4pm The Goal: To teach and engage the Leadership of FPCL in learning and applying the 7 Practices as shared in The 7 Practices of Effective Ministry, by Andy Stanley, Reggie Joiner and Lane Jones
The Presbyterian Church is steeped in Scottish tradition as it was developed in the 16th century by John Knox. “Kirk” is the Scottish word for “church.” Tartans, with their distinctive plaid, represent specific Scottish clans, regions, or regiments. The “Kirkin’ O’ The Tartans” is the presentation of a Scottish family’s symbol, its tartan, at church […]
