The Shadow of the Galilean, by renowned biblical scholar Gerd Theissen, offers a fascinating narrative examination of Jesus's ministry and message within the context of what we know socio-culturally and historically about the world in which he lived, healed, and taught.
Join us for a series of fun and constructive conversations, suitable for couples at all stages of life, based on the book Eight Dates: Essential Conversations for a Lifetime of Love by John and Julie Gottman, PhD.
Whether you are new to this ancient tool or are interested in expanding your understanding of it, join us in Geneva Hall G208 for a series of workshops exploring the Enneagram as a spiritual practice--a means to a deeper, more authentic relationship with God, self, and others.
Our community of parents with young children (birth–5th grade) gathers to explore, learn, and encourage one another on our shared journey, holding firm to our commitment to building families of faith. Join us in Geneva Hall G205 for conversation, questions, and fellowship.
Street Meal donations accepted 30 minutes before and after morning worship on the first Sunday of each month on the Pathway. Bring in cold weather clothes especially men's jeans, jackets, sweatshirts, socks, and more!
Our Palm Sunday Concert is truly an event for the entire community that extends beyond our campus. By extending a generous greeting to all who come, we convey that First Pres is an inclusive and loving place. Please join us on the Pathway and Patio entrances to our Sanctuary and welcome well each person to our concert and to our community. Immediately following the concert, our guests are invited to our post-concert ice cream social. Help us continue the gracious welcome by scooping up and serving ice cream. Click here to sign up!
The pain of separation can feel unbearable and isolating. This course acknowledges this hurt and loss and offers the hope of healing uniquely found in the Christian community through the Holy Spirit and encouragement of others.
We are a mix of singles and couples, locals and newcomers, in the workforce and in grad school. No matter what our backgrounds may be, we worship together, ask the tough questions, welcome honest reflection, and engage in service to our community. We invite you to be part of it! We meet in groups of 5 to 15.
Would you like to be a better communicator? Would you like to change your relationships for the better? Life Skills Training is open to all!
Following Christ's example of service, we invite you to serve our community during our Lenten community dinner. Greeters are needed to welcome all who come to our Maundy Thursday worship service in the Sanctuary.
