Meg Costello will lead this service with music provided by Ralph DeFlorio.
An exploration of time in our lives, how perception of time changes as one ages, how layers of time accumulate over a lifetime as mental photos of experiences, as emotions associated with events, as data on the slate of our lives.
Members of the FPC Jazz band will lead us in a musical service celebrating life. Get ready to tap your feet to a lot of joyful tunes and experience some summer joy. Bring the kids~they will love it too. Read more about Jazz and Joy
Our Small Group Ministry program is all about having meaningful conversations with others. This morning some of our SGM Facilitators will led us in an exploration of this topic as well as an introduction to the Small Group Ministry program for those who may not have yet participated in it.
There is NO Religious Education or childcare in the summer. June 17 & July 22 are particularly appropriate for families.
Led by those who attended GA, Nancy Banks, Tyler Plaskon, Corey Stepp, Emily Jones and members of the denominational affairs committee.
They will share their experiences and fill you in on all that happened at this very special General Assembly in Phoenix, Arizona. Music will be provided by a 'Ukulele Choir' led by Pat Sorn.
Join Trisha Guditz, our Worship Associate, and Jack Zettler in a reflective service that explores how the experience of silence and solitude can be a spiritual practice and an opening to a richer interior life. Read more about Practicing Silence
Yes, on this one Sunday you can bring your coffee to worship! In fact, as we gather, the Minister and the Committee on Ministry will be serving coffee, juice and donuts in front of the church. Then we will be called to gather on the side lawn of the church by our FPC Drummers! Our Musicians for this Sunday will lead our children in procession to our place of worship.Read more about Church Picnic Sunday
We bring our regular season of Sunday Morning Worship in our sanctuary to a close with our beautiful flower communion ritual. Please be sure to bring a cut flower or two. We will bring them all together in one bouquet symbolizing the unity in our diversity. In doing so, we will recognize the many blessings, gifts and talents we each bring to this community. In gratitude for all we receive from others in our church community we will leave with the flower that another person brRead more about Flower Communion Sunday
