We here at First Presbyterian provide worship each Sunday and on special occasions that glorifies God. Our worship services are blended in that we use a variety of resources to enhance the worship experience so that each person can feel the presence of the Holy Spirit in a deep and meaningful way. The music is performed with a variety of instruments such as piano, organ, drums, string, brass, and hand bells.
We sing a mix of songs that are both traditional and contemporary.
Join us for worship in person or on livestream.
See worship times below.
If you prefer a more informal service, you might want to try our praise service held the last Sunday of the month in the lower-level Fellowship Hall. The service features our praise band and singers.
Come as guest, leave as family!
‘See, I am sending my messenger ahead of you, who will prepare your way before you.’ —
Luke 7:27b NRSVUE
This new worship series begins Sunday, December 1, 2024.
We are so often focused on the destination in our travels. “Where are you going?” is the most common question upon hearing that someone is heading out of town. While the destination is perhaps the impetus for deciding to “go,” it is often the journey itself that offers the most memorable moments–frustrating or delightful. This Advent season, we will pay attention not just to the destination of Christmas, but also to the places where events occurred that led to a starry night on which a child was born who would change the world. And we will ponder our own milestones–the progress and the potholes “on the way.”
A worship series by Marcia McFee, Worship Design Studio, inspired by the book On the Way to Bethlehem: An Advent Study by Rob Fuquay
“Dear Lord, may I become more aware this season of the journey of my life. Help me to see and discover you as my Guide. As I make my way to Christmas, may I step aside from the daily destinations of life to consider where my journey is ultimately taking me and where you want to lead me. Help me to be open to sights and stops you want to show me as I go, so that when I arrive at Christmas, I will be at a new starting point of my journey. Amen.” — from the Advent Study by Rob Fuquay
Following the service, we post the recordings here for those who might have missed the livestream.
Loving our neighbors–including relatives, coworkers, acquaintances, strangers–as
ourselves is no simple task. We need God.
This week, we consider what it means to respect each other, irrespective of our differences.
Following a baptism, the youth present us with what they did while at Work camp last June.
Today, we continue our worship series that points us toward connection in a world of divisions. The root of the word “human” is the same as the word “humility.”
Today, we continue our worship series that invites us to consider the qualities that will help us navigate the divisions we are experiencing in our world.
Today we begin a bold and brave worship series in which we face the spiritual consequences of the divisions in our society. The word “kindness” originally developed from a root word that meant “family” or “with the feeling of relatives for each other.”
Loving our neighbors–including relatives, coworkers, acquaintances, strangers–as
ourselves is no simple task. We need God.
Sunday Worship: 10 am
Summer Worship - June through First Sunday in September - 9:30 am
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