Adults

Are you ready to take the next step at First Pres Glen Ellyn? Join us Sundays January, 23 & 30 at 4:30-6pm in the Gathering Place. This two-session class will meet in person at First Pres. Pastor Chris leads the informative classes. You will learn more about what it means...

Join us for an Advent painting celebration with prayer, testimonials and meditation. Celebrate the 2021 Christmas season by creating a memorable Christmas heirloom. For a festive and fun evening, invite your friend/family to join you in-person at First Pres Glen Ellyn. $20 per person includes everything to create your own...

Get ready for the Fall Men's Breakfast on October 30th from 7:30-9:00 am. We will listen to guest speaker Jim Gruenwald, discussing "Straining Forward." A plated breakfast will be provided upon attendance and a cost of $20. Everyone is welcome to attend! We're looking forward to seeing you there. Event...

The Epistle to the Hebrews holds together many affirmations that, at first glance, seem to be opposite: Unknown background with some of the most well-known statements in the Bible, rootedness in both Greco-Roman and Jewish cultures, a robust commitment to Jesus’ humanity alongside some of the highest affirmations of his...

What are the main themes in the Gospel of John? Why has this Gospel attracted significant interest from Christians through the centuries and from around the world? What is the deeper meaning of the symbolism found in the text? This class will introduce people to the basic structure, some of...

This two-session class will meet in-person at First Presbyterian. Pastor Chris leads the informative classes. You will learn more about following Jesus and about the programs and ministry of First Pres. The class provides a great opportunity to meet other folks who, like you, are new to First Presbyterian. We...

How do we know what to believe (and what not to believe) when it comes to the Christian faith? Do you find it difficult to navigate competing ideas about who Jesus is, how to understand the Trinity, and how we are saved? We might not use the term “heresy” much...