On Saturday, September 18 from 10 a.m. – noon, stop by the Huss Project, 1008 Eighth St.!
Each family will receive a large box of fresh fruit, vegetables, breads and bakery items.
FFIs are open to anyone; no documentation is necessary.
Hi Everyone and Welcome to Fall…..I hope!
It is September and to be honest I am done with summer and ready for fall colors, pumpkins and sweaters!
This month I am continuing through the worship liturgy and we are going to look at the Call to the Confession of Sin, Prayer of Confession, and the Assurance of […]
Greetings!
I can’t believe it’s August already and we have been meeting together in person with those who are comfortable doing so for a little over a month. I am also very grateful that we now have the capability of streaming via Zoom through our A/V system consistently so that people who are unable to be […]
Part-time Audio/Visual and Technical Ministries Director: 4-6 hours per week; First Presbyterian Church, Three Rivers; to provide technical expertise and team leadership for sound, media and video and also responsible for audio/video technical and creative development; ensures that the worship and A/V needs of the church are met. Publication and technology skills […]
Dear Friends,
It is good news that I am bringing you! In accordance with the state of Michigan lifting mandates for mask wearing, distancing and size of gatherings, the Session has approved lifting the restrictions we have in place while maintaining some guidelines as specified by the CDC. You are no longer mandated to wear a […]
Greetings everyone!
Praise the Lord! I am happy to let you know that the time has finally arrived that the Session feels comfortable with opening the building and worship on June 13 with certain protocols in place. It will be so good to see everyone face to face, to visit in person and to worship in […]
Greetings!
Happy Spring! Daffodils have bloomed, the world is greening up and the rhododendrons by the church were especially beautiful this year! I’m anxious to plant a small garden and flower beds. Spring is a time of anticipating, watching things grow, waiting for flowers to share their colorful splendor or maybe carefully checking for that first […]
Dear Friends,
Easter is upon us and here we are a year after trying to adjust to celebrating one of our most joyous and sacred holidays via Zoom. There have been many ups and downs and glitches we have weathered and to be at the same place in the process is disappointing at best. There are […]
We will begin the Season of Lent next Wednesday with a COVID-style observance of Ash Wednesday. On February 17, if you are comfortable and you would like to receive the Imposition of Ashes in person, I will be in the sanctuary from 12 Noon until 1:30 p.m. You may enter the front or on Bennett […]
The Three Rivers Woman’s Club Afghan group met February 4 at First Presbyterian Church. They donated eight more afghans to the domestic assault shelter; that is a total of over 1,000 afghans donated by the club so far! Kudos to these ladies for their hard work and dedication! Church cat Bennett also enjoys the action.
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Greetings and Hello February!
January seemed to fly by and for some reason I have always felt like February was the longest month of the year even though it has the fewest days! Maybe it’s because I start looking for signs of Spring way too early and I’m anticipating working in my flower gardens. So, this […]
FPC members and friends participated in the annual “Solidarity in Diversity” Martin Luther King Jr. celebration, which this year was a standing vigil in downtown Three Rivers. The observance will continue throughout the month of February, as the story of Dr. King’s life and the continued freedom movement will be in downtown storefront windows for […]
First Presbyterian Church of Three Rivers/Centreville was honored with a Brick Award during the Three Rivers Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual dinner held on Wednesday, October 4 at Pine View Golf Club. Pictured here, Clerk of Session Pattie Bender (center) receives the award from outgoing Chamber […]
Three teams have been formed for continued work on the vision for First Presbyterian Church – “our focused vision for acting and doing God’s work.” Each team meets regularly to determine “what should we do together” and “what will we do in the next 30 days.” […]
See Myrna Myers (Church […]
