SUNDAY
LIVESTREAM SUNDAY WORSHIP
Livestream worship continues this Sunday. Rev. Alexandra Mauney preaches “What are you doing here, Elijah?” Scripture readings will be Matthew 14:22-33 and 1 Kings 19:9-18. Music from the Rejoice! Ensemble.
Prayer requests
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Spiritual formation online
Spiritual formation at FPC continues with videos, small groups, activities, and more. See this week’s options on our Digital Formation page.
Member survey
Please share your thoughts with our COVID-19 Task Force, ministry committees, and staff using this survey. Session has affirmed the task force’s recommendation to work toward a return to in-person worship (with appropriate safety measures) in October. We will continue to monitor the pandemic in hopes of an earlier return.Read more.
Watch the Sunday service here
When the livestream begins, 10:30 am each Sunday, the service will appear in the player (the green box) above. For a larger view, click on the icon at the lower right of the box.
- Worship bulletin.
- Children’s bulletins:.
ages 3-6 | ages 7-up - Sign our online welcome pad.
- Give to the offering by mail or online.
More ways to watch worship
- Livestream app is available – or
- Learn more about our Livestream.
More ways to give
- Use the SecureGive mobile app Apple iOS | Android.
- Click here for text-to-give instructions.
Other Events
Sunday: Worship with us via live stream at 10:30 am. The stream will appear on our home page, above, and on our live stream page. You can also stream using the free Livestream app for your Apple or Android device.
See active event registrations See our full calendar
North Elm Notes
Working with others for justice, freedom, and peace
When I lived in Atlanta during seminary, my congressperson was recently deceased civil rights hero John Lewis. The story of Lewis’s life is a story of courage and fortitude in the face of ongoing systemic oppression. If you don’t know much about...
When feeling uninspired
Well, it’s Tuesday evening as I write this, and Ann Alexander has reminded me that tomorrow is the deadline for a pastoral message from me to be submitted for next week’s e-news. Of course, I would love to write something helpful, something...
Creativity, communion, and face masks
During this pandemic, I believe God celebrates our creativity in how we are worshipping, studying, and caring for one another. We continue to move forward as the body of Christ despite the obstacles in front of us. We lean into our faith in Jesus...
An Extra Note…
OUR FAITH COMMUNITY has been serving God with joy since 1824. (The Greensboro Historical Museum was our church in the late 19th century.) We celebrate that history, but we are more excited about our future! We believe we are called to share Christ’s message of love and grace in the things we do and say. We are not perfect, but like Presbyterians everywhere, we are reformed and always reforming. We think you can find a spiritual home here. Come and see!