Join us for our Christmas Lunch Bunch on Wednesday December 17 at noon. Ham and Potatoes will be provided; please bring a side! RSVP here by Tuesday December 16 at noon!
What’s Happening
Special Congregational Meeting December 14
A special meeting of the Congregation and Corporation of the First Presbyterian Church of Yorktown will be held in person and on ZOOM (“hybrid”) on Sunday, December 14, 2025 in the Sanctuary following...
Advent CrossGen/Greening the Church November 30!
Don’t miss this wonderful way to get into the holiday spirit! Join us on Sunday, November 30, 5:00-7:30 pm for dinner, caroling and decorating the Sanctuary for Advent and Christmas. All ages and helpers...
Men’s Breakfast November 15
November 15 at 8am Attention All Men Join us on the 3rd Saturday of each month as we cook breakfast in our church kitchen and enjoy a time of fellowship with one another.
Thanksgiving Food Pantry — We Need Your Help!
Thanksgiving is Coming! Our Thanksgiving distribution sees about 50% more families than any other pantry of the year, so we are planning for more than 300! Here are ways you can help us help our neighbors...
Commitment Sunday and Celebration Brunches
You are invited to join us for our COMMITMENT SUNDAY WORSHIP November 16th at 8 am and 10:30 am with both services followed by a CELEBRATION BRUNCH. See you in Church! ~FPCY Stewardship Team
Finding Your Faithful Voice in a Time of Christian Nationalism — November 17
“Finding Your Faithful Voice in a Time of Christian Nationalism” with special guest speaker Rev. Jennifer Butler Monday, November 17 @ 7:00 pm First Presbyterian Church of Yorktown What exactly is...
Hudson River Presbytery Meeting November 18 — Can You Help?
We will be hosting the November meeting. Volunteer hosts will be needed throughout the day. RSVP to join our hospitality efforts.
It’s Time to Fall Back
Daylight Saving Time ends on November 2 this year.
Recognition of Veterans November 9
On Sunday, November 9, we will be celebrating our living veterans. Please note that this is not a celebration of war, but instead, a recognition of those who put themselves at risk for their country....