Category: Archives 2026
Turquoise Trail Baroque
TGIF, Oct 23, 5:30pm
Listen to baroque music by Albinoni, Graun, Purcell, and de la Lande! Sanctuary doors open at 5:15 pm and the concert begins at 5:30. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read more
Parents Night Out
Oct 23, 5:30-8:00pm, First Presbyterian Church, Pope Hall
Treat Yourself to a Spook-tacular Evening! Drop off the kids and let them enjoy a frightfully fun night filled with Halloween-themed crafts, games, activities, and a delicious dinner. While they’re having a blast, you get a few well-deserved hours to relax, unwind, or go out on the town...if you dare!Read more
What Belongs to God
Children & Youth, Oct 18, 8:30&11am
This Sunday, our children will explore Jesus’ teaching about giving to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God. Through this story, we’ll talk about what it means to live faithfully, make thoughtful choices, and remember that we belong to God.Read more
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.Read more
Weger and Rodriguez
TGIF, Oct 16, 5:30pm
Begin your weekend with lively music by Greg Weger, cello, and Sergio Rodriquez, piano, as they play Chopin, Shostakovich, Poulenc, and Falla at our Friday evening concert. Sanctuary doors open at 5:15 pm and the concert begins at 5:30. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read more
Stand for Democracy
No Kings Rally, Sat Oct 17
We invite you to join with others from FPC in the No Kings Rally on Saturday October 17th. The focus of this rally is ensuring that all eligible voters vote and that their vote is counted. We will carry signs encouraging people to vote as we proudly stand for democracy.Read more
Offering Up Our Gifts
Worship, Oct 11, 8:30 & 11am
VIDEO. This Sunday Pastor Ashley continues our fall sermon series Becoming the Beloved Community. We turn to 1 Corinthians 12 where Paul famously compares the church to the human body. His point? Each of us, as members of Christ’s body, is called to play our part and use our God-given gifts for the well-being of the whole church.Read more
Accepting God’s Invitation
Children & Youth, Oct 10, 8:30&11am
This week, our children will explore Matthew 22:1–14, where Jesus tells the story of a king who invites guests to a wedding banquet. When some guests refuse to come, the king opens the invitation to others, reminding us that God’s invitation is wider than we might expect. Read more
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.Read morePage 1 of 25