MENTAL HEALTH HEALING AND SHARING: A PRAYERFUL WALK IN FELLOWSHIP FOR A DEEPER SPIRITUAL CONNECTION Monday, November 8, 2021 6:30 – 8pm The holiday season is fast approaching. For many, this is...
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Inspirational Stewardship: Come…, Do…, Do…! — October 24, 2021
Scripture reading: II Corinthians 9:6-8; Luke 10:25-37 Sermon by Rev. Charles Barton: Inspirational Stewardship: Come…, Do…, Do…! Read the worship bulletin. Download the audio of the...
Operations and Campaign Project Management Team
New tech team cabinets to support streaming services Our latest & pending projects: New Tech table for the various equipment necessary to provide a compelling worship experience, in-person or streaming. Reworking...
Thanksgiving Blessing For FPCY: Welcome Back!
From the Stewardship Commission: Thank you all for sharing not only your treasure, but also your time and talents. Over the past two years, the Stewardship commission has sent thank you notes to the many...
How to be an Anti-Racist by Ibram X. Kendi (305.8 K) — Review by Connie Knapp
A group of us read this book during our Tuesday morning Faith4Life sessions as we continue the journey to learn about systemic racism and ways we can combat it. Ibram X. Kendi is a professor of history...
Message from Garrett — The Great Musical Migration
Whether you’ve studied music at the collegiate level or have taken lessons with someone who did (yes, even me) you’ve likely been exposed to the principles of a Western Music Education. You might...
Pastor’s Message October 2021
Some of you know that I serve as a faculty member for the CREDO program, which is run by the Board of Pensions of the Presbyterian Church (USA) and offers clergy an opportunity to focus on the many aspects...
Intentional Fellowship: One Body — October 17, 2021
Scripture reading: Romans 12:3-16; Acts 4:1-4, 32-35 Sermon by Connie Knapp: Intentional Fellowship: One Body Read the worship bulletin. Download the audio of the sermon or simply play the service below. If...
Faith4Life Sessions are underway!
We began our Sunday morning sessions on Sunday, September 26, 2021, at 9:15 AM for an hour between services in the library. Masks will be required. You can also join us on Zoom if you prefer. You can...