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Hand Up Food Pantry

  January 20• 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm

First Presbyterian Church's Hand Up Food Pantry will be open this Thursday from 3:30 pm to 5:15 pm. Our Food Pantry has moved back inside the church ...

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Blue Christmas Worship Service – Saturday December 18, 2021 @ 1:30 pm

 

The Christmas season can be difficult for those of us experiencing loneliness, sadness and loss.  We can feel singled out by the programmed happiness of “the most wonderful time of the year.”  But we are not alone.  This gathering will be an opportunity to be with others who struggle during the holidays and to support each other through time together in prayer, worship and remembrance.

 

This service will take place in Millard Hall (entrance off of 35th Street) and will include refreshments following worship.

 

 

 

 

Come and Worship December 24, 2021

4:30 prelude concert

5:00pm Worship begins

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Anticipation!

I love having something to look forward to…vacations, birthdays, holidays, even worship each Sunday. Over the years I have found that anticipation is a huge motivator for me in so many ways. And anticipation for life to return to normal here at 34th & Farnam has me counting the days until we kick off a […]

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The Summer of Reconnection

I hope that you are beginning to see some of the signs of re-emergence that I see. More and more, as vaccines are administered and larger percentages of folks are vaccinated, we are beginning to see a return towards normal. I chose that word quite carefully. I do not believe we have seen (or will […]

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A Different Kind of Worship

During this time of this pandemic, one positive that has come from this has been a reassessment of what worship is about. We, as a society, have often fallen into the trap of thinking that worship is about US. What WE like, the hymns and style of music WE like, what WE think should be […]

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