Our worship style is a blend of the traditional and the contemporary.  Ron Reeve, our music director and organist leads a talented team of singers and musicians who are members of the Choir and Praise Team. We praise God with hymns and with the latest contemporary worship music.  

First Presbyterian Church has taken a new direction in how it does church.  First Presbyterian has existed for over 175 years, and Mike, our minister, has stepped into a noble tradition of witnessing for Christ in our community.  Yet... the times, they are a-changing.  These new times provide us with an awesome challenge to do things in new ways to reach people for Jesus Christ.  The message of salvation never changes, but the way we communicate it has to make sense to people in our society today. 

Our atmosphere on Sundays is relaxed.  Dress is casual, and Mike leads the way by example! If you like to dress up for church, great!  If you don't, also great!  We're just glad to share our worship service with you!

Mike preaches in every-day language on topics that relate to God and impact our daily life. At FPC we believe that Jesus Matters, and that he changes lives and the world.

Ron Reeve - Director of Music and Organist

Choir

Praise Team

If you come to FPC, you will see that kids are involved in the worship life of our church.  Our Children's Time is always fun as our youngest church members keep Mike on his toes by asking the type of questions only children could think of!  As well, some of our teens sing and play instruments in our Youth Praise Band, which is led by Ed McLachlin. 

Children's Time

We welcome children at the communion table - although there is no hard and fast rule, we let our parents decide if they feel their children would enjoy taking part in the Lord's Supper.  A Sunday School program runs on Communion Sundays, so either way, our children and youth are looked after!

Mike interacts with and teaches our children, teens and adults alike.  If you have children, please check out our Family Ministry link to see what we have to offer in our Sunday School.