On Sunday, September 22, Ethan Brown, Connie Knapp, and Stephanie Hare, who participated in the Dominican Republic summer mission trip, offered reflections on their experiences. The full reflections in...
Our Mission
FPCY’s Full Choice Food Pantry
The First Presbyterian Church of Yorktown Food Pantry operates a Full Choice pantry, where clients can choose food items from shelves, as they would in a grocery store. This model empowers clients to make...
The Food Pantry Needs You!
Do you want to know how you can help the FPCY Food Pantry? DID YOU KNOW? The First Presbyterian Church of Yorktown Food Pantry has a matching Grant that is critical to their ability to serve the hungry....
Peacemaking Webinar Nov 12 Led by Margery Rossi: Standing Our Holy Ground
What Churches Can Do to Address Gun Violence: Active and Creative Strategies Gun violence may appear to be an impossible problem. But congregations can and already are taking action to address gun violence...
November 17: Mental Health Awareness Day
How do you discuss mental health issues with your family and friends? What are you doing to take care of your own mental health? Ten years ago the Presbyterian Church (USA) started an initiative called...
Searching for Common Ground: Christian Perspectives on Gun Violence
“Guns and gun violence seem to divide our country more than just about any topic. We have preppers and pacifists, and 100 million gun owners standing in the middle.” ~ Donald Gaffney On Saturday,...
We STILL REALLY Need Canned Corn for the Food Pantry!
Canned corn again? Katharine Frase, our Food Pantry “buyer” writes: “You can’t believe how hard it is for me to source canned corn!” Please consider making the “item...
Please Help Our Midnight Run
ADULT/TEEN MIDNIGHT RUN; FRIDAY, NOV. 8: IT’S COMING SOON. Please help our congregation to serve those on the streets in NYC. As of now we need 2 more people to go on the Run, more can be accommodated...
Mental Health Awareness Day November 17
How do you discuss mental health issues with your family and friends? What are you doing to take care of your own mental health? Ten years ago the Presbyterian Church (USA) started an initiative called...