The Hea(r)t of the Matter
As you may know, our boiler gave up the ghost after decades of faithful service. However, it’s still business as usual. The Office is open, you can still catch our…
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A community that wholeheartedly loves, serves and shares Jesus Christ with each other and the world
Won't you join us?
Our building may look traditional on the outside, but on the inside you will find we are friendly down-to-earth folk. Regardless of your faith tradition, sexual orientation, gender identity, relationship status, cultural background or personal history, our hearts are open to you.
Finished in 1893, our church home is a stately brick structure and one of Chatham’s oldest buildings. Its stained glass windows and impressive architecture add to the beauty of the downtown core From here flow our different ministries that feed us as a congregation and help us pay that blessing forward.
Hard to believe we’re that awesome? Come and find out for yourself!
News
Want to be our next minister? It’s time to apply!
The Search Committee is pleased to announce that our Congregational Profile is complete, approved by Session, and available for public viewing: https://firstchatham.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/FPC-Chatham-Congregational-Profile.pdf
Shrove Tuesday (March 4) is almost here
CANCELLED. Tickets to our Pancake Supper are selling like, well, hotcakes and are available after Sunday service or through the Church Office: $15 (individual), $25 (couple), $30 (family), with children…
Live Stream Our Services
Broadcast Time Sunday – 10:30 a.m.
We offer LIVE streaming of our Church services so you can watch in real time or later at your convenience. This way, it will feel as if you’re right there with us, wherever you are. And if you subscribe to our YouTube channel, we’ll keep you notified of upcoming broadcasts.
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Upcoming events
Next week’s message is “Turn Toward Home” with Pulpit Supply Rev Paul Shaw on Sunday March 30 at 10:30 a.m.
Good Friday Tenebre Service with Pulpit Supply Rev Paul Shaw on Friday April 18 at 7 p.m.
Holy Communion will next be served on Sunday June 1.