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 […]
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? […]
Pastor Bill’s 40-year career… After recommitting my life to Jesus in 1974, while a student at Oregon State University, I was actively involved in Campus Crusade For Christ. Feeling called to ministry, I left OSU to attend Bible College in Spokane WA. While attending Bible College in 1981, I travelled around Washington, Idaho, Montana, and […]
On Saturday, August 15, eleven youth, a variety of parents, and 3 youth leaders hosted a food drive to support feeding the Littleton community through Littleton Meals on Wheels. With the help of a very generous congregation, the youth collected 40 boxes of non-perishable food items and many paper goods to donate! Nourish Meals on […]
HUMILITY: Jesus’ Example of Humility Please contact children@fpcl.org with any questions! 🙂 Link to April 5th Video Worship Service: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8WN0sTci4FGOVQiNULLjtQ/playlists STEPS FOR EXPLORING THIS WEEKS LESSON – HUMILITY: WHEN CAN LEARN ABOUT HUMILITY BUT LOOKING TO JESUS’ EXAMPLE. STEP 1) Read scripture together: Read:Jesus Comes into Jerusalem as King – Matthew 21:1-9 (NIV) – 1 As they […]
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