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Sunday Mornings at 10:30AM for Worship
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and when prompted enter Meeting ID 264 753 6594#, Password 1250#.
Join us right here*
Sunday Mornings at 10:30AM for Worship
*To listen only to these opportunities call 1-312-626-6799
and when prompted enter Meeting ID 264 753 6594#, Password 1250#.
Sunday morning worship is set for 10:30AM at First Presbyterian Church, 1250 Watson Road, Mt Pleasant, MI via our website, www.fpcmp.org or you are welcome to join us for in-person worship.
My Reflection “Testimony of Hope in Times of Despair” is based on Luke 21:5-19. When have you experienced great suffering or betrayal, what was your testimony? During the worship service, Angela Gyasi, daughter of Wilson and Emma and sister of Michelle and Calab.
“Meeting our Neighbors Near and Far”
Please bring a brownbag dinner and join us on Tuesday, November 18 at 6:30pm as we hear from Bonnie Sprague, a member of the Saginaw Chippewa Tribe.
Bonnie is a respected elder within the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe. In 2000, Bonnie and her husband Bernie adopted their first child. They became a foster family and have provided and cared for over 33 at-risk or endangered children. In 2017, they adopted two more children. Bonnie devotes herself to protecting the most vulnerable in the community.
On Tuesday, January 13, 2026, at 6:30PM Amanda Barker will come and share about the Tiny Home Project of Mt. Pleasant.
Blood Drive
Saturday, January 17, 2026, from 9AM-2PM in the Witherspoon Room. Sign ups will come out later.
Save the Date:
November 18, 6:30PM Bonnie Sprague in Witherspoon Room
November 23, 11:30AM Lunch and Advent/Christmas Decorating
December 6, 4:30PM Christmas Parade Downtown Mt. Pleasant
December 14, 10:30PM Impromptu Christmas Pageant, Sanctuary
December 14, 4:00 Classic’s @ the Presby, Sanctuary
December 16, Christmas Caroling to the homebound, 5:45PM, church parking lot
December 24, Christmas Eve Lessons & Carols/Candlelight Service, 7:15PM, Sanctuary
January 17, Red Cross Blood Drive, 9AM-2PM, Witherspoon Room
Ways to Help with Food Donations through First Presbyterian Church
1) In honor of Mr. Peanut Butter Hal Crawley, we ask that if you can purchase a case of peanut butter or an extra jar of peanut butter when you do your grocery shopping to share with the Food Pantry of Community Compassion Network. Drop the peanut butter off at the church and put it on the pew across from the Church Office. The peanut butter will be delivered to the Food Pantry once or twice a week.
2) If you have extra food or would like to buy some extra food for the small white shelves across from the Women’s bathroom that would be wonderful. This food is shared with those in the community who come in for a gas card or need a little extra food until they can make it to their Food Pantry appointment or their next paycheck. Suggested food items: canned meats, mac n cheese, canned veggies/fruit and cereal. If you purchase canned goods, try to get the cans with a pull top.
3) Students are asked to bring an extra snack or two for “Snack Time” during the school day at Vowles Elementary. Some families struggle to provide snacks. Would you please consider helping by bringing individual pre-package snacks and putting them in the yellow wagon in the Narthex? Approved snacks: Goldfish, Pretzels, Cheez Its, Veggie Straws, Granola Bars (any kind), Crackers- peanut butter or cheese, Teddy Grahams, Rice Krispie Treats, Fruit Snacks, Pudding cups Applesauce cups, Popcorn- indiv bags, Pringles- indiv cups/container
If you have questions, please reach out to Pastor Andrew.
My Reflection “Testimony of Hope in Times of Despair” is based on Luke 21:5-19. When have you experienced great suffering or betrayal, what was your testimony? During the worship service, Angela Gyasi, daughter of Wilson and Emma and sister of Michelle and Calab.
“Meeting our Neighbors Near and Far”
Please bring a brownbag dinner and join us on Tuesday, November 18 at 6:30pm as we hear from Bonnie Sprague, a member of the Saginaw Chippewa Tribe.
Bonnie is a respected elder within the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe. In 2000, Bonnie and her husband Bernie adopted their first child. They became a foster family and have provided and cared for over 33 at-risk or endangered children. In 2017, they adopted two more children. Bonnie devotes herself to protecting the most vulnerable in the community.
On Tuesday, January 13, 2026, at 6:30PM Amanda Barker will come and share about the Tiny Home Project of Mt. Pleasant.
Blood Drive
Saturday, January 17, 2026, from 9AM-2PM in the Witherspoon Room. Sign ups will come out later.
Save the Date:
November 18, 6:30PM Bonnie Sprague in Witherspoon Room
November 23, 11:30AM Lunch and Advent/Christmas Decorating
December 6, 4:30PM Christmas Parade Downtown Mt. Pleasant
December 14, 10:30PM Impromptu Christmas Pageant, Sanctuary
December 14, 4:00 Classic’s @ the Presby, Sanctuary
December 16, Christmas Caroling to the homebound, 5:45PM, church parking lot
December 24, Christmas Eve Lessons & Carols/Candlelight Service, 7:15PM, Sanctuary
January 17, Red Cross Blood Drive, 9AM-2PM, Witherspoon Room
Ways to Help with Food Donations through First Presbyterian Church
1) In honor of Mr. Peanut Butter Hal Crawley, we ask that if you can purchase a case of peanut butter or an extra jar of peanut butter when you do your grocery shopping to share with the Food Pantry of Community Compassion Network. Drop the peanut butter off at the church and put it on the pew across from the Church Office. The peanut butter will be delivered to the Food Pantry once or twice a week.
2) If you have extra food or would like to buy some extra food for the small white shelves across from the Women’s bathroom that would be wonderful. This food is shared with those in the community who come in for a gas card or need a little extra food until they can make it to their Food Pantry appointment or their next paycheck. Suggested food items: canned meats, mac n cheese, canned veggies/fruit and cereal. If you purchase canned goods, try to get the cans with a pull top.
3) Students are asked to bring an extra snack or two for “Snack Time” during the school day at Vowles Elementary. Some families struggle to provide snacks. Would you please consider helping by bringing individual pre-package snacks and putting them in the yellow wagon in the Narthex? Approved snacks: Goldfish, Pretzels, Cheez Its, Veggie Straws, Granola Bars (any kind), Crackers- peanut butter or cheese, Teddy Grahams, Rice Krispie Treats, Fruit Snacks, Pudding cups Applesauce cups, Popcorn- indiv bags, Pringles- indiv cups/container
If you have questions, please reach out to Pastor Andrew.
