Worship is a verb. Worship is not something you attend. It is something that you do.

Oftentimes, people think of going to a worship service as akin to attending a concert. It is all too easy to think of a worship service as a performance in which we are part of the audience.

We might agree that worship is a performance, but we ought to take issue with being part of the audience. At First Presbyterian Church, we believe that in all things we perform for an audience of One.

You may sit with a crowd of people in a church pew, but it’s you who is in God’s spotlight. You may sing quietly, but it’s your voice God hears. You may listen to a sermon, but it’s your heart that brings a smile to God’s face.

At First Presbyterian Church, we believe that each and every one of us was created to worship God. Our Constitution says that we were made to “glorify God and enjoy him forever.” You are invited to join us as we worship God together, learn from his word and give thanks for his steadfast love.