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Heart-Opening, Award Wining Folk/Pop Music
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March 20, 2026

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March 29

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Please enjoy this preview of FPC Virtual Connection for the Fourth Sunday of Lent at First Presbyterian Church 1793

Ezekiel’s valley of dry bones is about as hopeless as it gets. God’s Spirit set the prophet down in the middle of a valley full of dry bones and asked Ezekiel if he thought they could live.  Ezekiel didn’t know.  God told him to prophesy to the bones.  Ezekiel did and God caused breath to come into the bones so that they could live again. Breath came from all directions and a “vast multitude” lived again. Ezekiel’s vision was about Israel whose hope had dried up.

Jesus loved Lazarus and his sisters, Mary and Martha. When the sisters send word that Lazarus is ill, Jesus does not rush to the rescue.  By the time Jesus arrives, Lazarus has been in his tomb for four days.  When Jesus meets with the sisters he is deeply moved by their grief and Jesus weeps too.  Jesus calls Lazarus from his tomb and raises him from the dead.

What happens to us when our hope dries up?  Can we ever hope again even in the face of hopelessness?  How does the power of love combine with the power of the Holy Spirit to bring the possibility of hope to impossible situations?

We hope you’ll join us for 10:30 a.m. Worship.

 

First Presbyterian Church 1793
Book Club

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Memorial Tree & Garden

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November 2025

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recent handicap accessible accommodations
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That Welcomes Everyone

The First Presbyterian Church accepts all persons seeking to follow the Lord Jesus Christ and claim Him as Lord and Savior. We welcome you to join us for worship here on Sunday mornings. We are a fully inclusive church that welcomes everyone, so we invite you to be authentic.

All members of this church who believe themselves called by God and the congregation shall be considered for leadership in the church and if elected by the congregation shall be ordained into the church service.

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