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Bach Lunch Series features Kathy Parkins


FPC’s Minister of Music, Kathy Parkins, will play on the White Rock Baptist Church of Durham’s “Bach’s Lunch” series on Thursday, October 12. Lunch is served at 11:50 (the cost for the lunch is $4 but the concert is free). The concert will begin at 12:30 p.m. in the sanctuary. Please call White Rock Church at 919-688-8136 if you’d like to order a box lunch.
Stewardship Goals for 2018


The 2018 theme is: “Love in the heart of Durham” based on Jeremiah 29:7. Click here to see the 2018 campaign brochure. Click this link to access downloadable Time and Talent survey forms. Hear about why supporting FPC with your financial pledge and pledge of time and talent is important from fellow FPC members:
Mercy
Carlo
Tony
Sheya
If you have questions about the pledging process, please call or email Tom Bloom, Business Administrator (919-682-5511; [email protected]).
Thank you for helping us reach our goals for 2018.
World Communion Sunday


Join us this Sunday, October 1 at 11:00 a.m. for World Communion Sunday, a celebration of the unity of the worldwide church through Christ. Christians in congregations around the world participate in the Lord’s Supper. The Presbyterian Peace and Global Witness Offering, which supports the efforts of Presbyterians to work for peace and justice will be received. Following worship, we will kickoff Stewardship Season with a FREE LUNCH for members in Watts-Hill Hall. Stewardship materials will be distributed. Please join us.
International Peacemaker visits FPC!


Join us at 7 pm on Monday, October 2 for the visit of international peacemaker Doug Baker from Northern Ireland. The event will be in our Fellowship Hall and will be a dessert potluck.
Doug will share from his 37 years of experience in a ministry of reconciliation in a context where centuries’ old religious, political and ethnic divisions led to nearly forty years of sectarian conflict. Come join us. Bring yourself, your curiosity, and a dessert to share.
A Season of Peace

Response to events in Charlottesville, VA


EXCERPT: The events of this past weekend in Charlottesville deserve a clear response from the church. Let there be no confusion. We, the leadership at First Presbyterian Church, denounce racism and any words, acts, or implications that are intended to raise one group of people over another and/or to cause harm to any person. We denounce hatred and any acts of violence. We believe that God is love and that we are called to love one another. (Click on the above title to read full response.)
“Spanish Devotions” – EL FUEGO Early Music Ensemble


Gearing up for Sunday School – Fall 2017


Sunday, August 27 at 9:45 – 10:45 a.m. in Watts-Hill Hall
Promotion Sunday and Fall Kick-off
THEME: Walking with Jesus
Please bring gently used shoes to donate to our neighbors in need.
Join us for a Congregational Breakfast as we kick-off our new Sunday School year! All are welcome!
Teacher Dedication will take place in worship on Sunday, August 27 at 11:00 a.m.
***NEW*** Lending Library

FPC Phone Service down


The telephone service to the church is currently down. Our service providers are aware. We do have internet service so you can email us. If you have staff cell phone numbers, please call or text them. The Day School is also affected. There is no estimated restoration time at the writing of this post. We apologize for the inconvenience.