Save December 6 for fellowship and food! The “Progressive” Dinner will start at Cathy Corley’s house at 12:30p.m. then move to the church at 2:30a.m. for dessert. Maps to Cathy’s house are available at the church. To sign up for either soup, salad, bread, or dessert, see Cathy Corley or Carolyn Anderson!

Lights and trees and carols can be such a joyous part of the Holiday season, but sometimes with the season can come feelings of missing our loved ones. You are invited to come for a holiday worship service that is different from others. We will recognize our grief, recognize the Christ who grieves with us, and find hope even in the midst of our complicated feelings. Join us at 6:30p.m. on December 9 at St. Paul Episcopal Church where we will worship together in a "Blue Christmas" worship service.

Not only are we and our neighbors in need of warmer wear, but those in our community reliant upon SNAP benefits as part of their food security are being impacted by the government shut down. If you have any extra jackets, gloves, hats, or other cold weather clothes (no used socks or undies folks please), please bring them for distribution at our next Community Meal on November 18. If you have any to donate, please have them at First Presbyterian by November 17.

We invite you to this year's Christmas concert at First Presbyterian Church. Music Director, Freda Proctor will be putting together a phenomenal program for all in the community who want to join us for some holiday cheer.

If you're unable to make it out to the concert on that Sunday afternoon, you can watch via the livestream in the link below, or the recording afterwards.

More details to come!