Everyone has an opportunity to find their people at FPCD
Youth and Teens
Friendly Feasts
Presbyterian Women
Volunteer Opportunities
Learning and Growth Opportunities:
children
Sunday School for Preschool Friends (3- 5-year-olds)
We're excited to offer Frolic Preschool for children ages 3-5. This play-based Sunday school program includes Bible stories, prayers, music and more. Meet the Frolic characters who help kids explore feelings and navigate developmental milestones - Ava the lamb, Hal the hedgehog, Jo the goat, Rugus the dog and Uri the dove. Learn more by joining us for Frolic Sunday Morning Preschool.
We're thrilled to continue Whirl Sunday School, an exciting adventure for Kindergarten through 5th graders! We'll explore a new Bible story alongside the lively Whirl kids and their fun-filled adventures each week. Parents, we've got something special for you, too! Every week, you'll receive a Family Square, packed with fun ways to explore the Bible story together at home. Prepare for a journey through the Old and New Testaments with Whirl Sunday School! Kids will love learning new Bible stories through interactive activities, catchy music, and the engaging tales of the Whirl kids. Plus, each story ties in perfectly with our weekly church lessons. We can't wait to see you there!
Youth Group
CREW (6th - 7th Grade) and Senior High (8th - 12th Grade)
Sunday Mornings @ 8:50 a.m. with Discussion @ 9:00 a.m. in John Calvin Hall
Join Us for a “Visual Faith” Experience Following Jesus — A Sunday Morning Spiritual Journey
begins September 8. On Sunday mornings, adults are invited to participate in our
intergenerational Bible study "Visual Faith" with junior and senior high school students and parents. Visual Faith uses multiple everyday images of our world (and some imaginative
ones) to help us consider how God is present in our world. In doing so, we will quickly realize that God is at work for each of us.
In the Friday eBlast, you can preview our Sunday topics and reflect on how the week’s scripture speaks to you. Then,
on Sunday, we’ll gather in small groups for an interactive, participatory learning experience that mirrors how Jesus engaged
with people in the Bible. This gathering aims to deepen your faith and strengthen connections within your church family —
youth, parents, grandparents, and all siblings in Christ.
This program fosters meaningful connections between youth and adults as we explore and practice a Jesus-centered life.
Join us at 8:50 a.m. for donuts, juice, and coffee, and stay for the 25-minute gathering at 9:00 a.m. in the John Calvin Hall.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Adults
CHAT: God's People Together (GPT)
Sunday Mornings @ 8:50 a.m. with Discussion @ 9:00 a.m. in John Calvin Hall
Join Us for a “Visual Faith” Experience Following Jesus — A Sunday Morning Spiritual Journey
begins September 8. On Sunday mornings, adults are invited to participate in our
intergenerational Bible study "Visual Faith" with junior and senior high school students and parents. Visual Faith uses multiple everyday images of our world (and some imaginative
ones) to help us consider how God is present in our world. In doing so, we will quickly realize that God is at work for each of us.
In the Friday eBlast, you can preview our Sunday topics and reflect on how the week’s scripture speaks to you. Then,
on Sunday, we’ll gather in small groups for an interactive, participatory learning experience that mirrors how Jesus engaged
with people in the Bible. This gathering aims to deepen your faith and strengthen connections within your church family —
youth, parents, grandparents, and all siblings in Christ.
This program fosters meaningful connections between youth and adults as we explore and practice a Jesus-centered life.
Join us at 8:50 a.m. for donuts, juice, and coffee, and stay for the 25-minute gathering at 9:00 a.m. in the John Calvin Hall.
We look forward to seeing you there!
ADULT FORUM: Spiritual Sustenance from Poetry
Sunday Mornings, January 12, 19 & 26 @ 8:30 a.m. in the Heritage Chapel
You’ve heard the familiar saying, “When the going
gets tough, the tough read poetry.” What? Is that
how the saying actually goes? Join us in January
for three weeks of meditative practice to help us
not only survive, but also thrive this winter as we
collaboratively study diverse poets and their work.
This class includes homework, so be prepared to
participate actively. Those who hate poetry are
especially invited to attend. (Of course, those who
love it are also especially invited, as are those who
never really think about poetry at all). The class
will be facilitated by a word-loving middle school
teacher and FPCD member Jessica Perry, so come ready to have some fun and try
new things. Please join us for this poetry feast!
ADULT FORUM: Openings to Sabbath Rest
Sunday Mornings, February 2, 9, 16 & 23 @ 8:30 a.m. in the Heritage Chapel
“The beauty of grace is it makes life not fair.” (r.k.)
What is Sabbath? How do we celebrate it and for whom is it? In these sessions, we will explore
Sabbath and rest in the Bible, as well as how it’s
been interpreted in Christianity and Judaism for
humans and other parts of the living world. Taught by Dr. Brooke Lester and the rev. dr. abby mohaupt.
