Old First Presbyterian Church is an Open and Affirming Church

Join us for Worship on-line every Sunday at 11:00 am.


Pastor Maggi Henderson on sabbatical in France, October 2022


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Interfaith Food Pantry: Volunteer Today

Volunteer at the Food Pantry and make a real difference! The Interfaith Essential Food Pantry feeds 300 to 350 people every Saturday morning! We work from 7:30 to 11:00 am at Old First Presbyterian Church.

If you have a compassionate heart, strong arms, and proof of vaccination for Covid-19 and you are able to be on your feet all that time, please come. We need 30 people a week.

Click here to sign up!


On-Line Giving at Old First
is Going Strong!

To fulfill your pledge or make a special contribution to the life and ministry of Old First Presbyterian Church, you can always use this secure On-Line Giving link.

And you can always reach the folks taking care of Old First’s finances. Simply send an E-mail: treasurer@oldfirst.org


Prayers for These Times

As we continue to navigate the effects of the pandemic, wars around the world, and social divisiveness at home, I find myself needing to find hope, nurture and renewal: I need prayer! I am thankful for these resources that call me back to the core of who I am and who God longs for me to be. -Maggi

d365

The on-line devotional d365 is “written in time” and speaks to our present experience. Find it here.

Daily Prayer PC(USA)

The Daily Prayer App from the PC(USA) Office of Theology and Worship was developed for smartphones. It provides simple, yet rich devotional resources for morning, midday, evening, and close of day. An advanced features menu allows users to customize which elements appear. This app is also available for both iPhone and Android devices. Find out more about the app here.


We Are a Matthew 25 Church

We are committed to three focuses:

Building congregational vitality by challenging people and congregations to deepen their faith and get actively and joyfully engaged with their community and the world.

Dismantling structural racism by advocating and acting to break down the systems, practices and thinking that underlie discrimination, bias, prejudice and oppression of people of color.

Eradicating systemic poverty by working to change laws, policies, plans and structures in our society that perpetuate economic exploitation of people who are poor.
Learn more about this by going to presbyterianmission.org



Old First Presbyterian Church:
Sharing God’s Love, Welcome, and Justice
On Our Corner, in Our City, And in the World

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Sharing Our Easter Joy

 


Enjoy and Support our New Little Free Library

Bring us your books yearning to be read. You can bring a few books and put them in our box, or bring us bags and boxes of books and we will add them to our reserve.

 


Next Book Discussion Session, April 8

Our next new book discussion will take place on Monday, April 8, at 7:00 pm via Zoom.

We review one chapter of Brené Brown’s Atlas of the Heart per session, but you can join us at any time. On April 8 we will cover Chapter 3 “Places We Go When Things Don’t Go As We Planned.”

Please let Maggi, know if you plan to attend.

For the Zoom link, E-mail the church office by clicking here. It can also be found in Maggi’s weekly Saturday E-mail.

 


 

 

 

 



Worship In-Person and On-Line

In-Person: Old First invites you to join us in person at the church at 11:00 am every Sunday.

On-Line Worship at Old First: Old First Presbyterian Church livestreams worship services on both Sundays and holidays. You can view this week’s livestream by clicking here.

For the worship bulletin for this week, click here.

You can also view previous Old First worship services at any time. To visit Old First’s YouTube channel playlist for Sunday worship or previous worship services, click here. Don’t forget to bookmark the address in your browser for easy access.