O Come, O Come Emmanuel, inspired by an ancient set of prayers in the early centuries of the Church, has today become one of the most globally recognized Christmas songs in the world. Its central cry- “O come!” expresses the deep longing of our lives and our world for God to come to us. Join us this Advent and Christmas at FPC as we explore, in the Gospel of Matthew, how God comes to us in Jesus!

O Come, O Come Emmanuel, inspired by an ancient set of prayers in the early centuries of the Church, has today become one of the most globally recognized Christmas songs in the world. Its central cry- “O come!” expresses the deep longing of our lives and our world for God to come to us. Join us this Advent and Christmas at FPC as we explore, in the Gospel of Matthew, how God comes to us in Jesus!

O Come, O Come Emmanuel, inspired by an ancient set of prayers in the early centuries of the Church, has today become one of the most globally recognized Christmas songs in the world. Its central cry- “O come!” expresses the deep longing of our lives and our world for God to come to us. Join us this Advent and Christmas at FPC as we explore, in the Gospel of Matthew, how God comes to us in Jesus!

O Come, O Come Emmanuel, inspired by an ancient set of prayers in the early centuries of the Church, has today become one of the most globally recognized Christmas songs in the world. Its central cry- “O come!” expresses the deep longing of our lives and our world for God to come to us. Join us this Advent and Christmas at FPC as we explore, in the Gospel of Matthew, how God comes to us in Jesus!

What do you do with your questions about God, faith, and life? This fall at FPC, we’re going to be reflecting on the Apostles’ Creed, the central summary of Christian teaching. And as we do so, we’ll explore many of the questions that we and our friends have about the meaning of faith, the person of Christ, and the hope that the Gospel offers.

What do you do with your questions about God, faith, and life? This fall at FPC, we’re going to be reflecting on the Apostles’ Creed, the central summary of Christian teaching. And as we do so, we’ll explore many of the questions that we and our friends have about the meaning of faith, the person of Christ, and the hope that the Gospel offers.

What do you do with your questions about God, faith, and life? This fall at FPC, we’re going to be reflecting on the Apostles’ Creed, the central summary of Christian teaching. And as we do so, we’ll explore many of the questions that we and our friends have about the meaning of faith, the person of Christ, and the hope that the Gospel offers.

What do you do with your questions about God, faith, and life? This fall at FPC, we’re going to be reflecting on the Apostles’ Creed, the central summary of Christian teaching. And as we do so, we’ll explore many of the questions that we and our friends have about the meaning of faith, the person of Christ, and the hope that the Gospel offers.