"Being Presbyterian in a Dysvangelical America" with one church in color and others in black and white
Categories: Adult Enrichment, Home, News, Video

Reclaiming the Good News of God’s Grace

Adult Ed, Through Oct 18, 9:45am

VIDEOS. Revs. Ashley Birk and San Williams lead a 4-week adult ed series based on the book Being Presbyterian in a Dysvangelical America. The book provides an accessible overview of what distinguishes core Presbyterian beliefs and practices from that of the loud voices of Christian Nationalism. Classes dates are Sep 20 & 27 and Oct 11 & 18.

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Categories: Archives 2026, Mission & Social Justice, Video, Worship

Service of Justice, Hope, and Faithfulness

Worship, Wed, Oct 14, 6pm

VIDEO. On Wednesday, October 14th at 6pm FPC will host a Service of Justice, Hope, and Faithfulness to address the political realities in our nation. As our country faces threats to our democracy, ongoing environmental challenges, global conflicts, and growing pressures on election integrity, Rev Tom Ulrich leads us in this act of solidarity that promotes the common good for all humanity.

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Categories: Mission & Social Justice, News

The Next Chapter

Interfaith Community Shelter Update

The Interfaith Community Shelter’s new project The Resource and Opportunity Center (The ROCk) is in active development. The new facility will provide 125 beds, a day center, and medical and housing support. While the new facility is in process, the ICS (long supported by FPC) serves the homeless with mobile showers, senior motels, and a clothing closet.

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portrait of Cindy Weehler
Categories: Archives 2026, Mens Breakfast

Bury the Barrels

PBM Breakfast, Oct 10, 8:30am

Our Guest speaker, Cindy Weehler, to be introduced by Rev. Sansom Williams, is a former high school chemistry teacher and is the spokesperson for the Fire On The Mountain Initiative. Its concern is the reckless way that nuclear waste is stored by the Department of Energy (DOE) at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL). Waste from the 1950s sits at Area G in canvas tents on a mesa in a forest known for catastrophic wildfires. Leaving the waste as it is jeopardizes New Mexicans health, property, and economy.

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