3B (Body, Brain, and Belief) A lifetime fitness class sponsored by Smock Senior Adult Ministries geared toward flexibility, balance, and strengthening of those muscles we use every day. 3B classes meet in McKay Hall. All senior adults over 50 years old are invited and welcome. Classes are free and limited in size to 30. Call […]
First Presbyterian Church's Faith, Fibers, and Fellowship knitting group meets Mondays from 3:00 -5:00 PM in room 302. Newcomers are always welcome!
Table Talk 1 (Women’s Book Study): We will begin a new book on Wednesday, September 11. The group meets online at 10:00 am. We take turns “reading around the table”, so no homework is assigned. We will be reading Defending Democracy from its Christian Enemies by David P. Gushee (2023). Participants obtain their own copies of the book. If you […]
3B (Body, Brain, and Belief) A lifetime fitness class sponsored by Smock Senior Adult Ministries geared toward flexibility, balance, and strengthening of those muscles we use every day. 3B classes meet in McKay Hall. All senior adults over 50 years old are invited and welcome. Classes are free and limited in size to 30. Call […]
This is an annual hunger service project of First Presbyterian Church packing meals for distribution to children throughout the world.
The Men's Bible Study returns on Friday, August 23, and will meet weekly from 10:00 AM to 11:15 AM online via Teams. They are discussing the history of Israel through […]
This online class meets Friday's 1:00 until 2:30pm. Contact Rev. Ann Pitman for the Zoom information.
October 20 is the date for our monthly Food Collection. Please bring your contributions to the church Narthex. Food items can also be left at the church office during the […]
Two separate services at 11:00am. Traditional English-language service in the sanctuary, with organ prelude starting about 10:55. Children leave service about 11:15 for Sunday School. Weekly Korean language worship service in McMillen Chapel. Both services are separately livestreamed via this website.
Hymn Festival with Tom Trenney, Sunday, October 20. One of the country’s finest hymn festival leaders will conduct the FPC choir and guest choirs invited to sing for this event. The Hymn Festival is free and open to the public.