Save the date! It’s on Saturday October 10th and the “music” starts at 7:30. But…be here at 7:00 to sign up if you are performing. This is a special opportunity to share your talent with family...
Author: Donna Gresh
Parable of Abundance — September 27, 2026
Scripture reading: James 2:14-17, Isaiah 58:1-10 Sermon by Cynthia Knox: Parable of Abundance Cynthia B. Knox, Esq. is CEO of Caring for the Hungry and Homeless of Peekskill (CHHOP), an organization dedicated...
You are cordially invited to attend FPCY New Member Classes!
Sundays October 18, 25, November 1, 8 and 15 @ 9:15 AM. Everyone is invited and welcome to attend… Whether you are already a member or a prospective member, we invite you to come; learn about the...
Blessing of the Animals October 4 at 2pm
On Sunday afternoon, October 4th at 2:00 pm, The First Presbyterian Church of Yorktown will offer a Blessing of the Pets. The blessing of animals reminds us to celebrate creation, and God’s message...
Women’s Birthday Breakfast October 3
All women are invited to join us in celebrating birthdays. Saturday, October 3 from 9-10:30am. Please bring a breakfast dish to share! Let us know you’re coming!
Songs and S’mores Cancelled
Due to the weather, this event is cancelled and will be rescheduled.
Ensuring Free and Fair Elections
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Due to inclement weather, this event is now Zoom-only. To participate, the organizers ask that you register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ensuring-free-fair-elections-tickets-2000536972939?aff=oddtdtcreator...
The CAT Survey is Here
Church members should have received a CAT Survey in their email on September 20. Or use the link below FPCY Congregation Assessment Tool Nearly six years have passed since we last took the FPCY’s...
Songs & S’mores
At 7:30 PM on Saturday September 26th The Agape Music Center: A Third Place is hosting a fun fall get together for music lovers of all ages. Come for the music, stay for the s’mores! Talented singer-songwriter...
Food Pantry News– We Always Need Your Help
For the two pantries in August our client volume stayed at the “new normal” of 220-225, with a total of 450 families (1930 individuals) for the month. We benefited from great Garden of Hope...
