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Welcome

Welcome to First Presbyterian Church Website from Kirksville, Missouri.  We are glad you found us.  We worship each Sunday at 9:30am and have Sunday School at 11am.  There are many other exciting events at FPC and this is the place for the info.

Retreats

The Presbytery’s youth had a great time at First Presbyterian Church last weekend.  Thanks to all those who donated food to keep them going. 

On March 19-20 the college students will have a retreat in Edina.  If you would like to participate or help with snacks please contact Elizabeth.

It’s LENT

Please pick up the Lenten Reflections on the Parable of the Prodigal Son “From Fear to Love” by Henri J.M. Nouwen in the Narthex.  Provided by, the Christian Education Committee

Calling All Cooks

The college ministry, PCF would like to ask/beg for their dinner.  Each Sunday night at 5:30 they gather for fellowship and study at the Westminster House.  We can support them by making a home-cooked meal something sorely missed during college. 

The college ministry will then exchange services with you.  You cook them dinner they will give you a coupon for two hours of work for you.  That could be changing light bulbs, moving furniture, babysitting, shovling snow or a task of your choosing.  Please sign up on the Ministry Opportunity Board (outside Michael’s office) or speak with Shannon Tanner today!

Lenten Lunch

Please join Michael for a time of devotion and reflection each Friday during Lent .  Bring your brown bag lunch to the fellowship hall at noon and join in the discussion.  Hope to see you there.

Sermon’s appearing on the website

Thanks to Greg Marshall, I am now able to upload my sermons to our website.  Remembering it is more blessed to give than receive, or maybe I should say, more blessed to upload than download, I will be putting sermons up as quickly as I can.  So far the most recent five sermons are available–from January 31 to Feb 21.  I am unsure just how many I can cram, er, place on our website, but I hope these can be enjoyable for our community, either for recollecting, or sharing with others.  Like everything technological, I hope sermons on our website (as well as the website itself) can be helpful in our growth communally and individually.  May Christ continue to bless you this Lent.