Classic Worship | 8:45am
Modern Worship | 10:30am
We invite all children to join Jen Bradbury & Kristen Symons to learn about the importance of communion. We will explore the who, what, when, where, why, and how of communion through fun, engaging activities. All children are welcome - whether they've never taken communion or they've been taking it...
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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BECOMING A MEMBER AT FPGE? Sunday, April 14 | 11am-12pm | Parlor Session One: This meeting provides a short introduction to First Pres – What does First Pres offer? – What will the Membership process be? – Who are/what is role of staff? You will receive...
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Celebrate the Easter Season at First Presbyterian Church of Glen Ellyn! We are excited to invite you to join us in observing this special time of year, during which we reflect on the sacrifice and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Whether you are a long-time member of our congregation or are...
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No matter where you are this Spring Break, you can still experience the essence of Holy Week through music. 🎵 Our Holy Week at Home Spotify playlist brings the solemnity and reverence of this sacred time at home. Check out the playlist below!
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In our final week of the sermon series we reflected how the Kingdom of God is the greatest party ever thrown. Everyone is invited and the party is free to all. We can ignore participating because we are too busy or uninterested. But to those who receive the invitation and...
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All kids, all ages, are invited to participate in an Easter Egg Hunt at 10am on Sunday, March 24 (Palm Sunday). The hunt will kick-off in John Knox Hall where the kids will receive a bag to collect their eggs in (no need to bring their own bag or basket). ...
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On Easter morning the sanctuary will be decorated with azaleas. Would you like to donate one in honor of or in memory of a loved one? If so, please register online with $20 per plant by Wednesday, March 20. You may take your plant home after the 10:45am worship service...
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Jesus gave His all for us, and it brought Him joy. It wasn’t easy, it wasn’t free of suffering, but it was a radical example of what He believes will bring us joy as individuals and as a community. It is going to take all of us stretching, all of...
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