SUNDAY
April 6: Fifth Sunday in Lent/Communion Sunday
Our Lenten sermon series continues as Jill Duffield preaches “I Am the God Who Re-creates”. Scriptures are Isaiah 43:16-21 and Philippians 3:4b-14.
- 9 am Rejoice! in the Life Center. Bulletin will be posted here.
- 11 am traditional worship in the sanctuary. Bulletin will be posted here.
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Celebrating our 200th anniversary!
FPC’s celebration of 200 years of worship, service and love closes in April with The Way Forward: Children and Youth. Mark your calendar for April 27, our finale Sunday. Details here.
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North Elm Notes
FPC Children & Family E-News: April 2, 2025
Dear Families, It's April and the pollen is taking over! 🤣🤧Here is what's happening in the last few weeks of children's ministry at FPC! **This Friday, April 4 - First Families will gather at Joymongers 6-8pm. Bring the kids with your or get a...
What happens when we serve
During March our 200th anniversary celebration focuses on Outreach. Member Tamara Slaughter shares stories of service to our community and the world. In discussing Outreach, it’s fitting to learn how people who do the work are impacted. Here are...
Habitat & FPC: An Enduring Partnership
During March our 200th anniversary celebration focuses on Outreach. Member Tamara Slaughter shares stories of service to our community and the world. Habitat For Humanity is an ecumenical Christian organization that builds affordable homes for...
An Extra Note…
OUR FAITH COMMUNITY has been serving God with joy since 1824. (The Greensboro Historical Museum was our church in the late 19th century.) We celebrate that history, but we are more excited about our future! We believe we are called to share Christ’s message of love and grace in the things we do and say. We are not perfect, but like Presbyterians everywhere, we are reformed and always reforming. We think you can find a spiritual home here. Come and see!
