Categories: Archives 2025, Concerts

ProMusica Preview

TGIF, Apr 11, 5:30pm

This Friday evening get a sneak peak of the ProMusica concerts that will be held at our church on April 12 and 13. The Baroque Ensemble will sing and play selections from Telemann, Vivaldi, Biber, and Pergolesi. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.

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Categories: Archives 2025, Mens Breakfast

A Message from Mission

PBM Breakfast, Apr 12, 9am

In this time of great need in our community, join us at the Prepared by Men Breakfast this Saturday to hear from our Mission & Social Justice Committee, headed by Gian Schauer, chair of the committee. Gian has created a report that her husband, Arthur Neudeck, will deliver for her. Find out what our busy MSJ team has been up to.

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Categories: Archives 2025, Congregational Life, News

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.

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Categories: Celtic

Service for Justice and Peace

EvenSong, 1st Wed, 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.

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Categories: Home, News, Retreats

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.

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Categories: Uncategorized

Your Input Is Needed

Mission & Social Justice Survey

The new administration in Washington DC has cut and frozen funding to social service agencies across the country, forcing many to curtail services, reduce staff, or even consider closing. This has left countless persons without support or assistance, especially those in marginalized communities who are now fearful. Tell us your priorities.

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