Fourth Presbyterian Church

05/28/2026

Come out and support Re:Center after worship on June 7th!

Come lend a hand and make a difference with us at our upcoming Work Days! Whether you’re handy with tools, great at organizing, or just willing to jump in wherever needed, there’s a spot for everyone. We’ll be tackling projects like painting, landscaping, cleaning, pressure washing, and more — and many hands make light work!

✨ No special skills required
☀️ Great community vibes
💪 Help us make our space even better

Bring your work gloves, your friends, and your positive energy! Stay for a few hours, meet some awesome people, and be part of something meaningful.

📅 Upcoming Work Days:
• Sunday, June 7 | 1–4 PM
• Saturday, June 20 | 9 AM–12 PM
• Friday, July 10 | 9 AM–12 PM

📩 Sign up today and join the crew!
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05/19/2026

04/08/2026

Every morning the sun rises,
majestic and steady.
She is greeted
in all her strength
with the joyous cacophony of birdsong.
I like to believe
this holy chorus
is the birds telling each other—
I’m here.
We made it through the night.
You’re not alone.
What good, good news.

—excerpt from the poem “Birdsong” by Rev. Sarah A. Speed |

04/07/2026

Living God, there is so much to be grateful for. Even in the midst of death, new life emerges. Thank you for the flowers that push up through the snow. Thank you for the sun that rises each morning. Thank you for young people who bring energy to tired places. Thank you for hope on the horizon. Thank you for birdsong and new friends and the old, old story of your endless love. Thank you for all the things that help me feel full to the brim with life. Amen.

—prayer by Rev. Sarah A. Speed |

04/05/2026

“The good news is alive in the world. Do not be afraid. Go back to Galilee. Go back to Galilee where it all started. Go back to Galilee and celebrate like we did at the beginning when we were not afraid, when these words of liberation had not yet drawn the trappings of imperial ex*****on.

Here in this artwork, the crowd is celebrating. Figures are dancing and dancing and dancing. Doves fly among the dancers, breaking borders, Holy Spirit. This throng is in the vacant space of the empty cross.… Around the dancing figures in Galilee, patterns of doves disperse outward. The good news, the euaggelion, is alive in the world.”

—from the artist’s statement for “Meet Me in Galilee” by Hannah Garrity |