First Presbyterian Church, Jacksonville, FL

First Presbyterian Church in Jacksonville

Welcome to First Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville, Florida. We hope you will take a few minutes to explore our website and see what we are all about, here in downtown Jacksonville, Florida. Our vision is To Know and Serve Christ.  Our Mission is to make disciples and equip them for ministry.  In everything we do, we make it our aim to point all people and all ministries to Jesus.  New visitors will want to take a moment to read more about our Core Values.  Rev. Robert L. Morris, Jr., the staff and congregation of FPC invite you to join us for weekly worship, special events and/or services throughout the year.

May 19 Adam Paul Williams – In Concert

Adam Paul Williams will be participating in our Worship Service on May 19 followed by a performance in the Sanctuary at 1:00PM. There is no admission charged for the concert. He pursues a passion and call to lead people in praise and worship. Williams said, “The focus of my latest project is on Jesus Christ. I want people to sit down and close their eyes and sense that they are at the throne of Christ.”  Since age 4, he has known music was his true calling. After graduating from Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas with a degree in music and kinesiology, he connected with a producer in Nashville and co-wrote songs for an independent album. That opportunity led to full-time ministry as a solo artist and has taken Williams across the country and around the globe leading worship at churches.

SAC (Sunday After Church) Lunch – May 19

Come on down to the Dining Hall after church for lunch before going to the Adam Paul Williams Concert. The menu will consist of baked chicken, scalloped potatoes, green beans, salad, desert and drinks.  Donations will go towards the youth mission trip to Atlanta next month.

Coming to FPC Pulpit on June 9 – Carmon Fowler LaBerge

Special Guest coming to FPC Pulpit: Carmen Fowler LaBerge, the Executive Director of the Presbyterian Lay Committee www.Layman.org will be our special guest on June 9^th.

Carmen came to Christ through Young Life in Tampa, Florida while in high school. In her freshman year at the University of Florida, Robert and Virginia Morris moved to town to start Young Life in Gainesville. Carmen became Robert’s first student leader in that ministry. Upon graduation Carmen enrolled in Princeton Theological Seminary where she was elected President of her Senior Class. She later was ordained in the PCUSA and served a variety of churches before being selected as the Executive Director of the Lay Committee. On June 9th, Carmen will be speaking at 9:15am in Towers Chapel about denominational issues, in addition to preaching the Gospel at 10:30 am.

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