Time for Covenant Ministry Again? …Let’s Begin with the 5 pm Service on Christmas Eve
Who remembers Covenant Ministry? It was what we did when I first arrived at Old First. It was way back in 2009, so many of you were not here yet,
Read more
Sunday School Update
We had hoped that Sept. 11 would be our first day of Sunday School, as that’s the day we are back in worship at 11 am. But late last week,
Read more
New Sunday School Teacher Introductions!: Old First E-pistle 11.19.21
This coming Sunday, November 21 after worship, parents and their kids will gather along with the two new Sunday School teachers to meet for the first time! There will be
Read more
A New Ministry to Our Young Children
A New Ministry to Our Young Children and Their Families Church via your computer can be challenging for us all. How to carve out space in the middle of your
Read more
Starting a Pre-K Sunday School Class (this Sunday, Sept. 8)
One of the mothers of one of our pre-schoolers, who has herself been a pre-school Sunday School teacher in the church she grew up in, said to me last Spring:
Read more
How Are You Called to Serve in the Life of Old First?
There are so many facets to church life, so many ways to help and be involved. Every person has something to offer to help support Old First, help it run
Read more
Children’s Christmas Pageant, Sunday, Dec 16 during worship
This coming Sunday, December 16, we will have our annual Children’s Christmas Pageant during the 11 am worship service. We hope to see you there!
Read more
New Service Start Time, on Sept 9, at 11AM
On Sunday, September 9th, we will begin our fall worship service hours. Both Sunday school and worship service will begin at 11 AM. See you then!
Read more
Sunday School Lenten Project
The kids in our Sunday School will be baking cookies this year to raise money for the guests at Old First’s Saturday morning cupboard. The proceeds will go to making gift bags
Read more
This Sunday’s, January 14th, Forgiving Victim Video on Prayer is in the Social Hall at 10am.
James Alison begins with an interpretation of the parable of the Unjust Judge and the Importunate Widow. He sees this as an example of our reluctance to become insistent desirers
Read more