First Presbyterian Church of Franklin, NJ

06/16/2026

Please pray with us at noon:

06/15/2026

It's still Monday morning so let us pray:

Monday Morning Prayer

06/15/2026

You're going to have to zoom in to see some of these beautiful faces, but we tried!

06/14/2026

Please pray with us at noon (thank you Erin Raffety for contributing):

From 19th century poet Christina Rossetti: O Lord, Jesus Christ, who art as a shadow of a great rock in a weary land, who beholdest thy weak creatures weary of labour, weary of pleasure, weary of hope deferred, weary of self; in thine abundant compassion, and fellow feeling with us, and unutterable tenderness, bring us, we pray thee, unto thy rest.*

06/14/2026

June 14, 2026 Service at the Fireman's Pavilion

06/13/2026

JOIN US TOMORROW MORNING!

Picnic Sunday & Worship @ Fireman’s Pavilion
SUNDAY, JUNE 14th 10:00 am
Please bring a side dish to share

06/13/2026

Loving God,
Help us to love as unconditionally and genuinely as you do.
Amen.

06/12/2026

There is no such thing as praying too much. In a world that’s noisy, chaotic, and full of constant demands, prayer becomes our sacred pause—the moment we breathe, surrender, and reconnect with the One who holds everything together.

Pray a lot.
Pray when you’re joyful and when you’re hurting.
Pray when you’re confident and when you’re crumbling.
Pray when the words don’t come out right—or at all.

Pray for the big, the impossible, the “this sounds silly” things.
Pray for the everyday moments—the traffic, the deadlines, the dinner plans.
Pray for your loved ones, for strangers, for peace, for healing, for strength.

Keep that line between you and God always open. Not just in crisis or celebration, but in the in-between moments—the ones that seem ordinary but are sacred in His hands.

And as you pray, watch how tiny miracles begin to bloom in unexpected places.
Because prayer doesn’t just change situations—it changes us. 🙏🏻🤍

06/11/2026

Picnic Sunday & Worship @ Fireman’s Pavilion
SUNDAY, JUNE 14th 10:00 am
Please bring a side dish to share

06/11/2026

Join us in prayer, led by the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) :

Holy God, whose Spirit brings unity of purpose to people of faith from widely different backgrounds, bless the work of congregations in equipping us for Christian witness and service.