Welcome to First Presybterian Church of Deerfield

Love Grows Here

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with us

First Presbyterian Church nurtures the kind of place where people experience a vibrant faith community that actively lives wholeness and grace.

in Mission

First Presbyterian Church of Deerfield is a welcoming, Christ-centered congregation committed in faith and love to embracing, nurturing, and equipping all to serve God.

In Hope

God is moving, and we follow forward by worshipping, welcoming, celebrating, connecting, and ministering.

Our

Sundays in worship

Let the children come. FPCD is known in our community as the place where kids and youth like to come. We are also the spiritual home of adults in all stages and circumstances. We are not just the church of the future but the church of the present. In worship, we encounter the living God and become friends with each other.

Sunday Service starts at 9:30 a.m.

A church where love grows

Belonging

We are an intergenerational community committed to passing on our faith to the next generation. Our community is open and affirming to all.

engaging

FPCD is open to people anywhere on their faith journey. We believe in engaging the tough questions of faith and living faithful actions.

connecting

There are multiple ways for you to connect with people and form lasting friendships at FPCD, from groups to volunteer opportunities.

Serving

FPCD is a hands-and-feet church with opportunities every month to serve the local community.

Upcoming Events

join us and become part of something great

  • Sundays during Lent @ 9:30 a.m.

    The Questions Jesus Asks

    Lenten Sermon Series in Worship: Don’t you wonder what Jesus wondered? Let the Savior look inside your heart and turn up the curious wonder in you. Let us live toward the questions and find Christ’s way, Christ’s truth, Christ’s life.

    March 9: “If you just love those who love you, where’s the win in that?”

    March 16: “If you’ve lost your ‘saltiness,’ how do you get it back?”

    March 23: “Who of you can worry enough to add a cubit to your life?”

    April 6: “Why do you doubt?”

    April 13: “To what shall I compare this generation…?”

    The Questions Jesus Asks
  • Friday, April 18 @ 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Service @ Noon

    Good Friday Day of Prayer

    The Great Sanctuary will be open for prayer from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. commemorating the hours that Jesus hung upon the cross until he breathed his last. His arms outstretched, he lifted the world to God’s love in God’s love. On this day we remember, we stand at the foot of the cross and also pray for our world. Please come to pray and wonder. A brief service of readings and prayer will commence at noon. All are welcome.

    Good Friday Day of Prayer
  • Sunday, April 20 @ 6:30 a.m. & 9:30 a.m.

    Easter Sunday Services

    Outdoor Sunrise Service in the Courtyard Garth at 6:30 a.m. Quiet and peaceful with the prelude of singing birds, we will make our way to the celebration of Christ's resurrection and our hope! Worship Celebration Service in the Great Sanctuary at 9:30 a.m. Brass voluntary begins early as the light of the Risen Lord dawns again upon the world. Worship rises on Hallelujahs and we find again that Christ the Lord is Risen indeed!

    Easter Sunday Services
  • Sunday, April 20 @ 10:30 a.m.

    Warm Hot Cross Buns on Easter Sunday

    Join us for a special coffee fellowship after the Easter morning service when we’ll serve warm hot cross buns to celebrate this glorious day. The tradition of serving hot cross buns for Easter stretches back to the 12th Century. But the best part is that they are delicious! Stop by the cloister and enjoy one.

    Warm Hot Cross Buns on Easter Sunday
  • Sunday, April 27 @ 4:00 p.m. in the Sanctuary

    Free Concert: Music for the Hour with KJR Productions

    Step into a world where time-honored tradition meets the vibrancy of the stage with “Music for the Hour.” This exquisite concert draws upon the profound legacy of classical music featuring masterpieces by the illustrious Chopin, the dramatic Donizetti, and the waltz king, Strauss. With a harmonious blend of classical symphonies, the whimsicality of operetta, and the storytelling prowess of musical theater, this performance is a celebration of the arts that knows no bounds. Revel in the highlights from operatic treasures like Die Fledermaus, Lucia Di Lammermoor and La Cenerentola, as they come alive in a symphonic gathering perfect for connoisseurs and new listeners alike. Join us for “Music for the Hour” and be part of a musical soirée that will echo through the annals of time.

    Free Concert: Music for the Hour with KJR Productions
  • GO FUND ME campaign

    Save The Bell!

    Spread the word! We need your help to save the bell. FPCD will celebrate its 150th anniversary in 2026. Our hope is that the bell will safely ring in its home for the mementous dedication. Click the link below to read the full story.

    Save The Bell!

We serve our community by giving to and volunteering with local nonprofits