FPC is a gathering of people striving to know, love, and follow Jesus. We gather around God’s Word and are sent out to be God's people in the world. We are Presbyterian, which describes our form of government—elders elected by the congregation for a set term. We are Reformed, which describes the Christian tradition from which we’ve inherited our distinctive beliefs (see www.pcusa.org). We are #ForMorganton, which describes our focus and desire to be intentionally for our neighbors, both local and global.
Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Worship at 10:55 a.m.
Kids K-8th! Join us in Room 212 Join us in the Sanctuary.
Kids K-8th! Join us in Room 212 Join us in the Sanctuary.
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We gather in worship and sing hymns accompanied by a pipe organ and chancel choir during a traditional liturgy or order of worship. We celebrate the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper on the first Sunday of every month. We love when families worship together! Children are always welcome in worship. However, we do offer childcare and kids ages 5 and under. An announcement is made about midway through worship and kids are invited to join our paid nursery staff at the front of the sanctuary.
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March 1 through April 12, 2020
Lenten Series: Tough Questions
Lent consists of 40-days dedicated to prayer, fasting, and reflection in preparation for the celebration of Christ’s resurrection at Easter. “40 Days” has all sorts of biblical connections - the flood in Genesis, Moses’ journey at Mt. Sinai, Elijah’s journey to Mt. Horeb, Jonah’s call to Ninevah, and Jesus’ time in the wilderness. During the next seven Sundays, we will journey to the cross by engaging with conversations Jesus had with people in the gospels. These conversations invite us to ask hard questions about our faith. As we come face-to-face with our own mortality we will experience the depth of meaning in Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection and connect more deeply with the fullness of life he has come to provide.
Lenten Series: Tough Questions
Lent consists of 40-days dedicated to prayer, fasting, and reflection in preparation for the celebration of Christ’s resurrection at Easter. “40 Days” has all sorts of biblical connections - the flood in Genesis, Moses’ journey at Mt. Sinai, Elijah’s journey to Mt. Horeb, Jonah’s call to Ninevah, and Jesus’ time in the wilderness. During the next seven Sundays, we will journey to the cross by engaging with conversations Jesus had with people in the gospels. These conversations invite us to ask hard questions about our faith. As we come face-to-face with our own mortality we will experience the depth of meaning in Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection and connect more deeply with the fullness of life he has come to provide.
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