Help Needed for Live Nativity and Warming Station during Jinglefest

Help Needed for Live Nativity and Warming Station during Jinglefest 3-5:30pm Saturday, December 3rd in the Courtyard of First Presbyterian Church Come and be a part of God’s Story! Take in the scene; experience the awe and wonder as church members re-create the story, along with live animals. Children passing...

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Summer Blood Drive

AUGUST BLOOD DRIVE. Our church will be hosting a blood drive Monday, August 8 at 11am to 4:45 in fellowship hall. Your blood donation can save lives. Every 2 seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood. To schedule an appointment for a donation with the Red Cross call 1-800-733-2767 or...

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FFPC at the Fenton Farmers Market

Our church will again have a table at the Farmer’s Market for 8 weeks on Thursday evenings July 7 through August 25, from 5-7:30pm. Sponsored by the Christian Education, Mission, and Congregational Outreach committees, each week we will focus on a different organization or community need. Our main goal continues to...

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Deacon’s Non-Food Drive:

Deacon’s Non-Food Drive: The Deacon’s have become aware of a growing need in our community. Did you know that people on certain types of asssitance, such as food stamps, can’t use it for everyday items like toothpaste, kleenex, toilet paepr? To that end, we are starting a non-food drive to...

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Volunteers needed to help with the Bastille Day Race

Volunteers needed to help with the Bastille Day Race. Perfect opportunity for youth groups, sports teams and other teen groups to get volunteer hours. Also need individuals or pairs to help with traffic control, photography, and handing out water. Contact Ellen Yope at volunteer@geneseehabitat.org or 810-766-9089, ext 203.

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Powerless

May 2022 Pastors Article Have you ever felt powerless?  I have.  From the war in Ukraine and weather cycles to racial tension and inflation there are plenty of things that are far beyond our control.  Frankly, I look at the state of my living room, with the books piled up,...

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