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You’re Invited! New Church School Curriculum
Come help the Church School Committee SPARK faith in our children and youth. Beginning in the 2014-2015 school year, we will be using a new curriculum for Church School called SPARK. In addition to new...
New Life: Playing Small or Living Large – April 20, 2014
Scripture Readings: Ephesians 4:22-24, John 20: 1-18 Sermon by: Chip Low: New Life: Playing Small or Living Large Click here to read the worship bulletin.
Spring Concert – April 26th
As the second part of it’s Spring Concert, the FPC Concert Series will present the Westchester premiere of the Mass portions of Karl Jenkins’ internationally acclaimed work on Saturday evening, April...
Glittering Vices: Easy Escape or the Path of Perseverance – April 13, 2014
Scripture Readings: Matthew 21: 1-11, Matthew 16:21-25 Sermon by Tami Seidel : Glittering Vices: Easy Escape or the Path of Perseverance Click here to read the worship bulletin.
Growing in Faith During the Week – Sloth
Sloth has more to do with being lazy about love than being lazy about our work. (GV p. 82) Sloth is “resistance to the discipline and transformation demanded by our new identity as God’s beloved...
Operations Update
Floor Remediation: Our tiling project in the Gathering Space, Cross Hallway and the Coat Room has been completed. This entailed ripping up the old tile, putting down a ¼ inch 5 ply subfloor and then laying...
New in the Church Library
Chase Falcon, pastor of a mega-church, has had a crisis of faith. His elders have insisted he take some time off, so he travels to Italy to retrace the footsteps of St. Francis of Assisi. “Chasing...
Church School April and beyond!
Spring has finally arrived! The daffodils are dancing and the sun is shining. The weather and preparation for Easter gives us renewed hope of better days to come. The church school children have already...
Reflections on Our Youth Minstiry
As of April 1st, I will be beginning a new job for a global technology company in lower Westchester. I had the privilege and joy of serving as your interim Youth Coordinator. As I reflect upon these past...