News from First Pres!
A congregational meeting has been set for Sunday, October 24th for the purpose of electing a minimum of four members to serve on the Nominating Committee to form a ballot for church officers for the Class of 2024.
On November 14 immediately following the 11:00 worship service, we will hold a congregational meeting to elect new officers to the Class of 2024 and to present the 2022 budget.
October 17 – Rev. Glenn Coleman, “Our God Listens” Scriptures: Job 38:1-7, 34-41, Mark 10:35-45
October 24 – Rev. Glenn Coleman, “Faith to Follow” Scriptures: Job 42:1-6,10-17, Mark 10:46-52
October 31 – Rev. Glenn Coleman, “Ordinary People” Scriptures: Ruth 1:1-18, Hebrews 9:11-14
November 7 – Rev. Glenn Coleman, “Kinsman Redeemer” Scriptures: Ruth 3:1-5; 4:13-17, Hebrews 9:24-28
November 14 – Rev. Glenn Coleman, “Intimate God” Scriptures: Psalm 16, Mark 13:1-8
November 21 – Rev. Glenn Coleman, “Meet Your King” Scriptures: Psalm 93, John 18:33-37
If you can’t join us, Click here to go to the “Audio Sermons” page for a link to listen.
We collected $1750. Thanks to all who contributed!
Next Sunday, August 29, we will collect a special offering to benefit the victims of the recent earthquake in Haiti. Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA) is working to provide relief in the area and all donations will be forwarded to PDA. Checks should be made out to First Presbyterian or use a pew envelope for a cash donation; be sure to mark your check or your envelope for “Haiti Earthquake Relief”. You can also mail or deliver your donation to the church office before August 29
On Sunday, June 13th we had celebrate our graduates and “officially” welcome Rev. Glenn and Cynthia Coleman to our church family.
This was a special day of celebration, food, and fun at the picnic area after regular worship. We had a good turnout and enjoyed the musical entertainment.
Based on the latest announcements by the CDC and the Commonwealth of Virginia, the Session has approved the following changes for our worship service and church facilities.
Those persons not fully vaccinated should continue to follow the CDC and State guidelines (wear masks and observe social distancing). Non-compliance is at personal risk and liability.
