Women’s Evening Bible Study is back! Join us every Thursday at 5:45 p.m. in Room 213 for a time of fellowship, learning, and spiritual growth. This season, we’ll be studying John—the disciple known for his deep friendship with Jesus and his powerful testimony about the Word. Together, we’ll explore how John reveals Jesus as the
Join our Friday Prep Team in the Kitchen and Dining Room as we get ready for Souper Saturday! Volunteers help prepare hearty, home-cooked meals that will be served the next day. Whether you're chopping veggies, mixing ingredients, or sharing stories, it's a time of joyful service and fellowship.
Men’s Breakfast is a group that gathers simultaneously in-person in Room 213 and on Zoom to socialize, pray and study scripture. Those attending in-person enjoy a breakfast of coffee, tea, donuts and bananas. Contact Bob Bastian at moc.liamg@nem.notsnave.serp.tsrif for more information or to request Zoom link.
When reading the Gospels, one cannot overlook how questions are key to many events. This is especially true in the last months of Jesus' life leading up to Easter. Whether the questions come from the disciples, leaders, crowds, or Jesus himself, these questions continue to engage our hearts and minds. Please join our winter class, "Engaging Questions with Jesus Leading Up to Easter," taught by Dave Ivaska. We hope to walk with Jesus, contemplating the questions asked on the way to the Cross.
Over 2 billion people around the world are followers of Islam, and yet Christians are generally uninformed about it. Being an effective witness to Muslims requires an understanding of their beliefs and practices. This Adult Education course uses a series of recorded lectures by Dr. James Anderson, professor of theology and philosophy at Reformed Theological
Our worship services are held each Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m., with Communion taking place the first Sunday of each month. Join us in person or online. This service will be also streamed live at 10 a.m. Sunday on the First Pres website and at https://live.firstpresevanston.org. You can find the bulletin for this week’s service here.
The Nourish Women’s Bible Study meets weekly on Thursday mornings at 9:30 a.m. in Room 213. This fall, the group will engage in a study and discussion series titled Empowered to Share Our Faith, designed to encourage and equip women in their spiritual journey. Each gathering includes time for study, prayer, and fellowship. Women of all ages are welcome, and childcare is available upon request.
Women’s Evening Bible Study is back! Join us every Thursday at 5:45 p.m. in Room 213 for a time of fellowship, learning, and spiritual growth. This season, we’ll be studying John—the disciple known for his deep friendship with Jesus and his powerful testimony about the Word. Together, we’ll explore how John reveals Jesus as the
Join our Friday Prep Team in the Kitchen and Dining Room as we get ready for Souper Saturday! Volunteers help prepare hearty, home-cooked meals that will be served the next day. Whether you're chopping veggies, mixing ingredients, or sharing stories, it's a time of joyful service and fellowship.
Men’s Breakfast is a group that gathers simultaneously in-person in Room 213 and on Zoom to socialize, pray and study scripture. Those attending in-person enjoy a breakfast of coffee, tea, donuts and bananas. Contact Bob Bastian at moc.liamg@nem.notsnave.serp.tsrif for more information or to request Zoom link.
When reading the Gospels, one cannot overlook how questions are key to many events. This is especially true in the last months of Jesus' life leading up to Easter. Whether the questions come from the disciples, leaders, crowds, or Jesus himself, these questions continue to engage our hearts and minds. Please join our winter class, "Engaging Questions with Jesus Leading Up to Easter," taught by Dave Ivaska. We hope to walk with Jesus, contemplating the questions asked on the way to the Cross.
Over 2 billion people around the world are followers of Islam, and yet Christians are generally uninformed about it. Being an effective witness to Muslims requires an understanding of their beliefs and practices. This Adult Education course uses a series of recorded lectures by Dr. James Anderson, professor of theology and philosophy at Reformed Theological
