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We are overjoyed to highlight the mention of FPC a

We are overjoyed to highlight the mention of FPC and our very own Carolyn Thalman in the most recent issue of Mosaic 2021, Year in Review.

Thank you to those who have helped make our new neighbors feel welcomed and at home in our community.

Please check out the full issue at the link in our bio.

#fpcwinc #fpc #oldtownwinchester #matthew25 #thankyou

“What if we shifted our model of church membersh

“What if we shifted our model of church membership to church partnership? I could no longer say I am a member of First Presbyterian Church. I would have to say that in Christ I am a partner with others in Christ at First Presbyterian Church who together do God’s justice and love God’s mercy and walk humbly with God.”

The Jesus Following Movement |May 22, 2022 | Dan McCoig
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Pictured here are donations from just this week! I

Pictured here are donations from just this week! Isn't that awesome?

There's still time to donate!
Sunday or throughout the following week between the hours of 9AM - 2PM.

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To read the full statement, please visit PC(USA)’s website. It can be found under the “News” Heading.
May 17, 2022
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“I’m not sure what it’s going to take for us

“I’m not sure what it’s going to take for us to see all of our neighbors as people who were created by God, redeemed by God, and sustained by God — who bear God’s image. But it’s the place we will need to get to if there is to be hope for us.”

A Living God | 15 May 2022 | Dan McCoig

#fpcwinc #oldtownwinchester #sermon #msv #lovethyneighbor

The wagon will be at service - this Sunday! Thank

The wagon will be at service - this Sunday!

Thank you to all who support this longstanding tradition of giving with CCAP.

#winchesterva #fpcwinc #fpcwinchester

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Join us for Worship Outside! Sun MAY 29 | 10 AM On

Join us for Worship Outside!
Sun MAY 29 | 10 AM
Only one service | Old Town Cidery
326 N. Cameron St

Galatians 6:2: "Carry each other’s burdens and s

Galatians 6:2:
"Carry each other’s burdens and so you will fulfill the law of Christ."

We hope to see you there tonight!

We hope to see you there tonight!

"We know this epic love story but we cannot stop a

"We know this epic love story but we cannot stop at its familiarity. We open ourselves up to the unexpected as we arrive at the tomb and realize we have to lay our own spices down, letting go of what we know how to do to step toward whatever is next. … Do not be daunted by the symbols and signs of death. Do not be overwhelmed by what is, or what you hope will be."

— Commentary by Rev. Larissa Kwong Abazia on Luke 24:1-12
Image: “Prepared” by Hannah Garrity | sanctifiedart #fpcwinc #lent

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"One day, one day we will say, “It is finished

"One day,
one day
we will say,
“It is finished”
and only mean the
book we just read,
the cake we just baked,
the song that made us sing,
the meal around the table,
the familiar drive back home."

—Excerpt from “It Is Finished” by Rev. Sarah Speed
From the Full to the Brim poetry collection by sanctifiedart #fpcwinc #lent

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eNotice-Easter. Click the link in the bio to read this week's eNotice.

"We live in a world that feels woefully unfair, th

"We live in a world that feels woefully unfair, that is woefully unfair. It is unfair that certain people aren’t seen in their full humanity. It is unfair that not seeing this humanity leads to suffering, mistreatment, lack of care, and loss of life. And yet, when we mourn these situations and honor humanity, we show that our capacity to love has not been taken away in all this."

— Commentary by Rev. Ashley DeTar Birt on John 19:1-30
Image: “Posca” by Carmelle Beaugelin | sanctifiedart #fpcwinc #lent

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"For me, there is a liminality to standing with my

"For me, there is a liminality to standing with my feet submerged, not far from dry ground. Whether a boat ride or baptism, you’re going somewhere you’ve never been when you decide to take that step. The disciples have no idea where their own journey will take them. Peter is at first reluctant to even dip his toes into the water—into the liminality. But they’re assured they’ll be with Jesus on the other side."

— from the artist statement for “Threshold” by Rev. T. Denise Anderson | sanctifiedart #fpcwinc #lent

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“For now, alongside the disciples, we are invite

“For now, alongside the disciples, we are invited to surrender to the moment. Take our shoes off and feel the solid ground below. Rest our weary bodies and souls to be cleansed by the water splashing in the basin. Through these waters, we will become more deeply present to the days ahead.”

—Rev. Larissa Kwong Abazia
Commentary on John 13:1-17, 31b-35 for sanctifiedart #fpcwinc #lent

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"God of mercy, one of the last things you did for

"God of mercy, one of the last things you did for your disciples was wash their feet. It was love in action. Remind us that we are worthy of that same generous love. Help us receive and trust authentic love when it is given. We too are worthy of being cared for. Amen."

—Prayer by Rev. Sarah Speed | sanctifiedart #fpcwinc #lent

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"Justice will bubble up, hope will raise its head

"Justice will bubble up,
hope will raise its head,
love will rise to the surface.
Hate and fear will try to
drown them out,
but you cannot silence
what was here first,
which was love,
and it was good.
It was so good.
So even the stones will cry out.
Remember that
at your parade."

— Excerpt from "Even the Stones Will Cry Out" by Rev. Sarah Speed
Image: “Even the Stones Cry Out” by Rev. Lauren Wright Pittman | sanctifiedart #fpcwinc #lent

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“Expressing our joys, telling our truths, asking

“Expressing our joys, telling our truths, asking the questions we need to ask, repenting and making amends, being our honest and authentic selves—these things are too important to be silent. We shouldn’t have to restrain ourselves because some may temporarily experience discomfort.”

—Rev. Ashley DeTar Birt
Commentary on Luke 19:28-40 for sanctifiedart #fpcwinc #lent

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