Third Sunday in Lent | What’s Wrong with This Picture?

We welcome all to Sunday’s time of worship, faith education and Christian fellowship. As we spring forward into a new season, may we also step into the fresh grace God provides each day. Though we may have lost an hour of sleep this Sunday, we gain time together in His presence—a reminder that His mercies are new every morning. Refreshments will be available in Fellowship Hall following the service. Thank you to all of our volunteers!

Attention Parents—the Nursery room in Fellowship Hall is available for you and your children to use during the service. We ask that you stay with your child—the room is not staffed. The service can be heard through a speaker in the room. We hope that this will be a comfortable space available to you and your child(ren) on Sundays.

HEBREW BIBLE LESSON:  Exodus 17: 1–16   
The people hold contempt for the Lord.

GOSPEL LESSON:   John 4: 5–42
Jesus has a shocking conversation with a Samaritan woman.

CHANCEL CHOIR ANTHEM: “Christ Has Broken Down the Wall” by Mark A. Miller   
Don Nicholls, Soloist

PASTOR DAVID’S MEDITATION: What’s Wrong with This Picture?

Parking is available on Main Street as well as behind the church. Elevator access is available to our second floor Sanctuary at the rear entrance.

The Joy of New Life • Second Sunday in Lent

Welcome to worship on this second Sunday in Lent. During this Lenten season, we praise God for His righteous Son, who perfectly kept all of God’s commandments for us and paid the full price for our disobedience. Let us praise him with hearts filled with Christ’s spirit of obedience.

Refreshments will be available in Fellowship Hall following the service. Thank you to all of our volunteers! The Deacon Ministry will meet following worship (rescheduled from Feb. 22).

HEBREW LESSON:  Genesis 12: 1–4  
God promises Abram and Sarai they will become parents of a great nation.

GOSPEL LESSON:   John 3: 1–17   
Jesus tells Nicodemus he must be born from above.

CHANCEL CHOIR ANTHEM: “In Your House, O Lord” by Jay Turner

PASTOR DAVID’S SERMON:   The Joy of New Life

Parking is available on Main Street as well as behind the church. Elevator access is available to our second floor Sanctuary at the rear entrance.

First Sunday in Lent

Welcome to worship at First Presbyterian Church on the first Sunday in Lent. Refreshments will be available in Fellowship Hall following the service. Thank you to all of our volunteers!

Attention Parents—the Nursery room in Fellowship Hall is available for you and your children to use during the service. We ask that you stay with your child—the room is not staffed. The service can be heard through a speaker in the room. We hope that this will be a comfortable space available to you and your child(ren) on Sundays.

HEBREW LESSON:  Genesis 2:15–17; 3:1–7 The fall of humanity.

GOSPEL LESSON: Matthew 4: 1–11 Jesus resists temptation.

CHANCEL CHOIR ANTHEM: “In Your House, O Lord” by Jay Turner

PASTOR DAVID’S SERMON: Trials, Temptations, and Triumphs

Parking is available on Main Street as well as behind the church. Elevator access is available to our second floor Sanctuary at the rear entrance.

Transfiguration of the Lord | Installation of Church Officers

Join us in family worship this Sunday! As the psalmist says, “How good it is to sing praises to our God” (Psalm 147:1, NRSV). Let’s open our hearts and minds to the One who loves us, sustains us and blesses us beyond measure. This Sunday being installed as a deacon is Joan Cameron and being installed again as elders are Chester Topolski, Elizabeth Topolski, and Frank Wilson. Refreshments will be available in Fellowship Hall following the service. Thank you to all of our volunteers!

Attention Parents—the Nursery room in Fellowship Hall is available for you and your children to use during the service. We ask that you stay with your child—the room is not staffed. The service can be heard through a speaker in the room. We hope that this will be a comfortable space available to you and your child(ren) on Sundays.

HEBREW LESSON:  Exodus 24: 12–18
Moses receives God’s covenant on Mt. Sinai.

GOSPEL LESSON:   Matthew 17: 1–9
Jesus is transfigured into his most exalted image.

CHANCEL CHOIR ANTHEM:  “A Time for All Things” by Douglas E. Wagner

PASTOR DAVID’S MEDITATION: An Unexpected Transfiguration           

Parking is available on Main Street as well as behind the church. Elevator access is available to our second floor Sanctuary at the rear entrance.