Here to Serve Campus Updates
Take a look at photos of our Here to Serve projects happening all around the FPC Campus.
Equipping parents in all stages (birth through 12th grade) so that a love for Jesus is instilled in the next generation.
We go into the world to share the gospel as individuals in our circles of influence and as a body in Houston and beyond. We provide strategic opportunities locally and globally to share the Gospel and also equip the Body of Christ to share their faith in their daily lives.
Take a look at photos of our Here to Serve projects happening all around the FPC Campus.
FPC celebrated the season of Advent with family and friends as we reflected on the great promises of …
Sunday, September 8th, 2019 First Presbyterian Church held its second annual Fall Kick Off event in recent years. …
Our High School Ministry recently traveled to Buena Vista, CO for their summer Adventure Trip! The students had …
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Our neighbors in southeast Houston have recently suffered from the unseasonal and dangerous storms that produced an EF 3 tornado that caused significant damage in Baytown, Pasadena, and Deer Park. Businesses and homes in the area were damaged or destroyed.
The Salvation Army, as always, helped responded in the hours after the storms. Houston Responds is one of our primary disaster and crisis-responding mission partners. Houston Responds and our Central Coalition are in contact with churches and members of the Southeast Coalition regarding needs and opportunities to serve alongside those who have suffered from these storms. Estimates of over 500 structures were damaged or destroyed primarily in Pasadena and Deer Park as well as some in Baytown and the numbers are expected to go up as evaluations continue.
If you have questions or would like more information, please contact Mary-Floye Federer, Director of Missions, at mffederer@fpchouston.org.
The Lord is a shelter for the oppressed, a refuge in times of trouble. Psalms 9:9