The Wednesday morning Shabby Sheep group will begin our Fall 2024 Bible study on Wednesday, September 11th at 10:00 a.m. in the Shabby Sheep room. All ladies are invited and welcome to join us for this fun weekly gathering of learning and fellowship. Our study is “Let Justice Roll Down – God’s Call to care […]
Sunday School Resumes March 10th Arrive at 8:45 am for a light breakfast! Classes Start at 9:00 am Adults will be using “Meeting Jesus at the Table” for discussion. Books are now available in the church office for $12 – Make checks payable to “First Presbyterian Church” Children’s class will be held in the Sunday […]
We will be meeting on Thursday evenings for this study. When: starting Thursday, Oct. 5, 7:00pm. We plan to squeeze the study into 7 weeks ending on November 16. Our Oct. 5 meeting with be for fel-lowship and to introduce the study. If you miss this first week, do not worry. What: The Beatitudes – […]
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 US! Women’s Tuesday evening bible study: Looking for Lovely: Collecting the Moments that Matter- DVD study In-person or Zoom When: Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2022– Nov. 1 (7 weeks), 7:00-8:15pm Where: In-person– FPCL, 4th floor OR Zoom from home (Zoom link will be sent to participants) What: DVD study: Looking for Lovely- by Annie Downs […]
Kingdom Worker John Altemus, will be at FPCL on August 28 to share his experiences in Southeast Asia. Please come down to Ficklin Hall at 9am to hear John’s stories and testimony of spreading of God’s word. He will share about his mission and answer your questions. How is God at work in our world? […]
Watch Lego Bible: The Good Samaritan (3 minutes) Suggestions for families after watching: Build your own Lego version of part of the story After watching that, what do you think “mercy” means? Is there anyone at school you can be a “good neighbor” to? How?
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