Posted on 21 Sep 2009
This program year, there are two opportunities for adults to participate in Bible Study on Sundays:
The Christian Fellowship Class for Adult Bible Study is one of the longest standing groups in the life of FPCG. Led by Don Carlin, the class invites you to join them in the Finney Room Sundays at 8:45 AM. beginning September 13th.
This year’s theme will be “Maintaining Covenant Communities,” exploring the challenges and blessings inherent in living out God’s call to be a people.
Once again, The Present Word curriculum will be used as the basis for discussion, with lessons in September focusing on Old Testament leaders and the roles they played in guiding and shaping their communities. October’s lessons will highlight Jesus’ teachings inviting whosoever to covenant living. In November, passages from the epistles will be used to teach the nature of Christian community.
The Serendipity Bible Study meets in the Jennings Room at 11:30 AM. every Sunday. Reverend Kevin Porter leads this class which uses a participatory discussion format to relate the Bible to our lives. In September, the class will be continuing its walk through the gospel of Matthew.
Both classes welcome visitors and new members every week.
Posted on 27 Jul 2009
This past Sunday, the campers from FPCG’s weekly day camp wowed the congregation with songs, dance, and leadership during various parts of the worship service.
Here are a few photos:
Posted on 02 Mar 2009
Thursdays in Lent at 7:00pm
At FPCG, the Lenten season has traditionally been marked by a provocative series intended to stretch participants understanding of the Christian faith in our lives and culture.
This year we will be screening the films of Macky Alston as the foundation of our discussion series.
We invite you to join us this Thursday, March 5th at 7:00pm for our first film.
Family Name (March 5): In this documentary Macky Alston delves into his own family history after discovering that the Alstons were one of the largest slave owning families in antebellum North Carolina. The film, shown as part of the PBS series P.O.V. (Point of View), chronicles the surprising twists and turns of his search for the descendants of the slaves and slave owners who lived on the plantations once owned by his family.
Click here to read more about the other films we will be screening and discussing throughout lent
Posted on 29 Sep 2008
Mike Berenstain, a member of the Doylestown Presbyterian Church and the second-generation author/illustrator of the Berenstain Bears books, has created a new series of faith-based books to impart some simple Christian wisdom to the young and young-at-heart.
Come to Bread and Cup this Sunday (Oct 5) at 6:00pm to meet Mike and the Bears!
Click here to learn more about other dates and locations