The Water Is Stirring
Worship, Apr 6, 10am
Do you want to be healed? That is the question Jesus asks the man by the pool who had been ill for thirty-eight years. Seems like a simple question but the answer is not. Come find out what happens in this story from John 5:1-9. Join us at 10am in the sanctuary or via livestream.
First Sunday Luncheon
Apr 6, 11:15am, Pope Hall
During Lent the common theme is “I’m giving up – something.” We in F F&F subscribe to “Lift up what you love best and share the joy.” So we are having New Mexican Food. We will be serving enchilidas, including vegan, rice and beans, green salad. Bring you favorite accompaniment or side (chips & salsa? Guacamole?) or dessert.
Service for Justice and Peace
EvenSong, Apr 5, 5:30pm
We celebrate that God wills for the world peace with justice, known in the Middle East as Shalom or Salaam. This is not an abstraction or something only possible in another world or eternity, but a real hope for this place and time. It is embodied in Jesus and flows from the simple fact that God loves the world. Join us in the sanctuary or on Zoom for our Wenesday evening Celtic service.
Parents Night Out
Resumes in December
Due to weather tonight’s Parents Night Out has been cancelled. It will resume the first Friday in December. Our monthly Parents Night Out gives you the opportunity to take a well-deserved break so watch this space for the December announcement.
Sam Jacobs, Piano
TGIF, Apr 4, 5:30pm
This Friday we welcome Sam Jacobs at our Friday evening concert. He will be playing Beethoven and Brahms selections on the piano. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.
Acting to End Hunger
Mission Project Response
During this Lenten season, Bread for the World has organized an offering of letters for people to support programs to end hunger—to invite all to come to the table. We are so thankful that our church has had an overwhelming response with 165 letters written to our senators and House members in support of programs that fund childhood hunger needs.
Living the Lord’s Prayer
Retreat, Ghost Ranch, Aug 15-17
San Williams invites members and friends of First Presbyterian Church to join him at Ghost Ranch this summer, August 15-17, for a retreat centered on the Lord’s Prayer. This prayer that Jesus taught his disciples invites us into the heart of Jesus’ life and teaching, and it empowers us to live joyfully—and hopefully—in these chaotic and fraught times.
The Seventh Dip
Worship, Mar 30
VIDEO. This is a story of cleansing, this time for Naaman, a commander in the army who suffered from leprosy. The prophet Elisha tells him to wash in the Jordan seven times. Come this Sunday to hear the story in II Kings 5 and find out what happens on the seventh dip.
Final Class—Our Own Take
Adult Ed, Mar 30
VIDEO. We wrap up the Great Search series with our own take on the transitions taking place today. Pastor Harry helps us imagine what society and religion will look like when we turn to earth and soul in the quest for healing and home.
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