On Saturday August 26 from 10am to 3pm, the First Presbyterian Church of Yorktown is hosting a blood drive. Did you know that just one car accident victim can use as many as 100 units of blood?...
Author: Donna Gresh
School Supplies for Food Pantry Families Requested
On Saturday, August 12 our Food Pantry will distribute school supplies to children. We will be purchasing kits of supplies for the younger grades, and asking the congregation to bring in supplies for...
Church Library Summer Reading Suggestions
Bruce Feiler has written extensively on Biblical topics and presented television series such as Walking the Bible. In his latest book, The First Love Story; Adam, Eve, and Us (222 F), he reimagines this...
July 2017 Disciple
July 2017 Disciple
Chip’s Message – July 2017
Nature gives us so many wonderful ways to think about faith and life. Thanks to the Gardeners of Eden, the vibrant reds, oranges and yellows of the lilies outside the church office welcome us to church....
Deacons’ Corner July 2017
In the midst of our blessings, however, the Deacons ask that you remember those who are not as fortunate as we are. Summer is no holiday for those among us who are experiencing hunger, illness, loneliness,...
These are your Hands and Feet – Summer 2017
Thank you so much for all the ways that our congregation has already supported the Hands and Feet of FPCY, whether it be with prayers, monetary donations, rides to and from the airport, or any other way...
The Rule of Freedom — July 2, 2017
Scripture reading: Romans 6:12-23 (CEB) Sermon by Chip Low: The Rule of Freedom Click here to read the worship bulletin. To download the audio of the sermon, click here or you can simply play the...
Dying to Live – June 25, 2017
Scripture Reading: Romans 6:1b-11. Sermon by ….. : Dying to Live. Click here to read the worship bulletin. To download the audio of the sermon, click here or you can simply play the sermon...
TED Talks and Food Trucks This July
Community, Class, Race, Gender, Climate Change, Faith & Politics……. Where is our common ground? Our nation, our community, often feels divided on so many issues that it is hard to identify...