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This Sunday, we continue our Lenten sermon series, The Book of Job: Broken Hallelujahs, a journey through the raw, honest faith of Job. Senior Pastor Derek Zeyl will preach from Job 19, a passage where Job voices deep lament yet still clings to a stubborn hope in God’s presence and redemption. |
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This 'pop-up' small group is forming for those interested in using the lectio divina and visio divina methods to contemplate the Bible passage that is the topic of each week’s sermon and a related piece of art. |
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This Sunday, we continue our Lenten sermon series, The Book of Job: Broken Hallelujahs, a journey through the raw, honest faith of Job. Senior Pastor Derek Zeyl will preach from Job 23, a chapter where Job feels abandoned by God yet refuses to stop seeking Him. |
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This 'pop-up' small group is forming for those interested in using the lectio divina and visio divina methods to contemplate the Bible passage that is the topic of each week’s sermon and a related piece of art. |
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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.
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This Sunday, we continue our Lenten sermon series, The Book of Job: Broken Hallelujahs, a journey through the raw, honest faith of Job. Senior Pastor Derek Zeyl will preach from Job 38, the moment when God finally speaks, meeting Job not with easy answers, but with a sweeping reminder of God’s presence, power, and care. |
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This 'pop-up' small group is forming for those interested in using the lectio divina and visio divina methods to contemplate the Bible passage that is the topic of each week’s sermon and a related piece of art. |
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This Sunday, we continue our Lenten sermon series, The Book of Job: Broken Hallelujahs, a journey through the raw, honest faith of Job. Senior Pastor Derek Zeyl will preach from Job 42, where Job encounters God’s overwhelming presence and responds with humility, trust, and a renewed understanding of God’s goodness, even without receiving the tidy “why” he longed for. |
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This 'pop-up' small group is forming for those interested in using the lectio divina and visio divina methods to contemplate the Bible passage that is the topic of each week’s sermon and a related piece of art. |
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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 |
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Start Palm Sunday with joy and community! First Presbyterian Church of Evanston will join with other local congregations for an ecumenical Palm Sunday procession around Raymond Square (right across from our church at Chicago & Lake). Together we’ll celebrate with music, wave palms, and walk with a live donkey, remembering Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem.
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Hosanna! Blessed is the One who comes in the name of the Lord. Sunday, March 29 Worship at 10:30 a.m. — First Presbyterian Church of Evanston Explore all our Easter events Begin Holy Week with Us Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week—a time when we journey with Jesus toward the cross and the |
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“Having loved his own who were in the world, he loved them to the end.” — John 13:1 Thursday, April 2 6 p.m. Dinner • 7 p.m. Worship Dining Room, 2nd Floor — First Presbyterian Church of Evanston Explore all our Easter Events Join Us for a Meaningful Evening Join us for a special Maundy |
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“It is finished.” — John 19:30 Friday, April 3 7 p.m. — Sanctuary First Presbyterian Church of Evanston 1427 Chicago Ave, Evanston Explore all of our Easter events A Night to Remember Christ’s Sacrifice Join us for our Good Friday Service as we reflect on the depth and meaning of Jesus’ crucifixion. This solemn and |
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