We are called in obedience to Jesus Christ
to encourage people on their spiritual journey, to inspire people to grow closer to God, and to share God’s love with our whole world. |
First Presbyterian Church
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Worship
Sunday mornings:
Contemporary Service in our Fellowship Hall at 8:45 am Traditional Service in our Sanctuary at 11:00 am |
Read and Listen
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Listen to our Sunday Worship Service - click button below |
SAVE A TREE; REDUCE JUNK MAIL
from the First Presbyterian's Creation Care Team |
Presbyterian Women's Luncheon
Join us for the Presbyterian Women's Luncheon on Tuesday, November 13, 2018. (The luncheon will be a week early due to Thanksgiving.) We invite you to join the Presbyterian Women for their November Luncheon where they will welcome Pastor Mike and Dot who will be sharing their "faith journey!" NOVEMBER 13, 2018 Fellowship Hall 11:30 am |
Hundreds of Bottle Caps We still have hundreds of bottle caps in need of being sorted and prepared for conversion. We have scheduled these days in November for getting together and doing some sorting.
Thursday, November 8th – 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM Saturday, November 17th – 9:00 Am to 1:00 PM Come when you come … stay for an hour or stay longer ….. good fellowship and a real sense of accomplishment at the end of each session. We have purchased an extra bench with some of these bottle caps turned in that we are willing to sell. The cost was $375 - it is an 8 foot blue bench. If you are interested, please call the church office at 270-765-7663. (Pictured below is a 6 foot green bench.)
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Bread for the Journey
Join us for November's Bread for the Journey on November 14th with a meal at 6 pm and the program starting at 6:30 pm. The meal will be a Chicken Pot Pie Dinner with salad and dessert with a suggested donation of $6 a person or $15 per family. Our program will be "Hardin County's Teen Court with our guest speaker, Judge Kim Shumate.
"Teen Court is based upon the premise that most young people want to do what is right when making decisions. Even those who may make the wrong choice due to external factors such as peer pressure are often gratified to learn that they have an opportunity to make amends. What better way to impress upon a young offender than to be judged by a jury of his/her peers? Peer pressure in this court setting will have a more immediate and meaningful effect upon the individual than the more traditional juvenile justice approach. The message given by a peer jury will be long remembered by those seeking to fit within a group and be accepted." J O I N U S! |
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
1016 PEAR ORCHARD ROAD ELIZABETHTOWN, KY OFFICE PHONE: 270.765.7663 OFFICE EMAIL: ADMIN@ETOWNPRES.ORG |
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Our Vision:
To glorify God and enjoy God forever.
Our Mission Statement:
We are called in obedience to Jesus Christ to encourage people on their spiritual journey,
to inspire people to grow closer to God,
and to share God's love with our whole world.
Encouraging Inspiring Sharing
To glorify God and enjoy God forever.
Our Mission Statement:
We are called in obedience to Jesus Christ to encourage people on their spiritual journey,
to inspire people to grow closer to God,
and to share God's love with our whole world.
Encouraging Inspiring Sharing