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We Make the Road by Walking
On September 13, Rev. Jerusha will begin leading our second year of book discussion groups using “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren. Described as a brilliant retelling of the biblical story and a thrilling reintroduction to Christian faith, the book “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren is described as
News: It’s Not All Good
I’ve noticed something about the way I consume news. When I take time to physically sit with good journalism, to read from a newspaper or news magazine, I understand the news differently than when I scroll through it online or when I passively watch news on television. When I read, I have to actually think
Are We Ready?
The prophetic tasks of the church are to tell the truth in a society that lives in illusion, grieve in a society that practices denial, and express hope in a society that lives in despair. — Walter Bruggeman It is easy to imagine that prophetic work is the work of individuals – preachers, theologians, educators,
Flat Roof Replacement
TRANSPARENCY ALERT – for your information First Presbyterian Church’s building has flat roofs over every part of the structure except the historic sanctuary, fellowship hall, the parlor, and the chapel. Each flat roof is well beyond its expected lifespan. Each flat roof is leaking (some with gusto!) Each flat roof must be replaced. We have
Imagining the Future
Friends, we have entered into an amazing season in the life of First Presbyterian Church of Evansville, Indiana. Hang on, pay attention, and keep showing up. Watch for the ways God is at work in us and through us! You may have noticed new folks joining us in both services with many returning again and
Flowers for Worship
All are welcome to add to the beauty of our Sunday worship by providing flowers to be displayed at that day’s service. They may be fresh flowers or silk/faux arrangements and can be ordered by the donor or the church office on the donor’s instructions. On average, donors spend about $65 on an arrangement. Flowers