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July 8 FPC Blood Drive
Employment Opportunity-Music and Worship Coordinator
Join FPC Fond du Lac as our Part-time Music and Worship Coordinator!
First Presbyterian Church of Fond du Lac is looking for a person who will humbly nurture the spiritual life of the congregation through music and worship ministry. This is a part-time hourly position, averaging about 25 hours per week.
For a full job description, click here or email the personnel chair at fpcfdlstaffing@gmail.com
June Newsletter-The Presbyterian Post
Welcome Tillie to the First Presbyterian Church Staff
Growing Connections-Finding Hope-February 9
On Sunday, February 9th during the Growing Connections hour, Pastor Craig will be sharing a few key findings from his doctoral research about leadership as a local theologian that are guiding us into and through a time of discernment about what it means to be the church and what this might look like in the emerging context of western culture.
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The video “How to Make Coffee” is available on our YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/iP_P2jWMr1U.
We have the How to Use Dishwasher video available on our YouTube channel https://youtu.be/XEgl2ozlwZE
Thank You for Your Generosity to the Alternative Gift Fair
Alternative Gift Fair -The Alternative Gift Fair offered us the opportunity to reach out to our community, and the world, to share God’s love by directing some of our Christmas giving to those who are in need.
read onAbout Our Christmas Eve Moravian Lovesfeast
Join us, Christmas Eve, for a 5:00 pm Candlelight Worship Service with Milk and Cookies, our Moravian Lovefeast. Modeled after the Moravian Lovefeast (see more info below), our Christmas Eve Lovefeast is a special service when we share a simple meal together. Throughout the lovefeast, Christmas carols are played and sung. During the distribution of the lovefeast, the servers bring in trays of heart-shaped cookies wrapped in napkins and pass them down the pews. When they are finished, they come back in with small cups of chocolate milk. During the sharing of the lovefeast, you may offer words or gestures of Christ’s peace and love to one another as a sign of our unity in this household of ministry.