8:30 am Worship (In-Person Only)
11:00 am Worship (In-Person and Livestreamed)
The Presbyterian Food Pantry provides food to needy families in Abilene weekly from 1-4 PM. If you are interested in helping out at the Food Pantry, contact the church office and we will get you more information about this vital mission effort.
Breakfast on Beech Street is a mission effort by several churches in the downtown area that serves a hot breakfast and sack lunch to needy individuals in the Abilene community. Thursdays are FCPC’s day to help out with BOBS. This effort is hosted by First Christian Church, and we welcome all those who are interested in helping to join us in serving the community.
“The Week Called Holy” A Cooperative Venture by First Baptist, Highland Church of Christ, St. Paul United Methodist and First Central Presbyterian churches. Our city-wide Holy Week …
“The Week Called Holy”
A Cooperative Venture by First Baptist, Highland Church of Christ, St. Paul United Methodist and First Central Presbyterian churches.
Our city-wide Holy Week programs are a wonderful tradition in Abilene which dates back at least 40 years. Many in our city consider this series as some of the best evidence of the shared faith and trust of Abilenians.
This year the host church on each day will welcome all. Bring your own lunch and the host church will have dessert ready for you. Each church will provide a place for you at the table plus tea or water, and something super sweet! If you don’t bring a lunch you can still enjoy the dessert.
Doors open at 11:45 am. The program begins at approximately 12:10 pm.
2023 schedule
Monday @ First Central — Brandon Hudson “Eau de Worship”
Tuesday @ Highland — Benji Van Fleet “Drawn”
Wednesday @ First Baptist FLC — Shane Hughes “Entropy of the Heart”
Thursday @ St. Paul United Methodist — Cliff Stewart “Basin Theology”
Loretta Fulton, Abilene’s Religion reporter writes this about the Holy Week shared experience:
“Of all the religious events I attend and write about each year, the Holy Week Luncheon Series is a favorite. It brings together people from a variety of Christian worship experiences and traditions. We learn from each other, and we learn to appreciate difference, not merely tolerate difference. The daily sermons are always excellent, and the communal worship experience is something to be cherished.”
A CONGREGATIONAL MEETING will be held on March 26 following the 11:00 am worship service for the purpose of receiving the annual report, receiving the 2023 adopted budget report fr …
A CONGREGATIONAL MEETING will be held on March 26 following the 11:00 am worship service for the purpose of receiving the annual report, receiving the 2023 adopted budget report from the session, approving changes in pastors’ terms of call and electing the 2023 nominating committee.
