Second Presbyterian Church

05/14/2026

ACTION ST. LOUIS: ALL IN FOR NORTH CITY

Its been ONE YEAR since the May 16th, 2025 tornado devastated the Northside of St. Louis, yet recovery efforts have been extremely unjust. North City residents have been advocating for the past year for help from the City in rebuilding their lives. The City’s response? Delay, delay, delay. The City continues to have excuse after excuse on why the Northside hasn’t seen an equal and fast recovery, but we won’t accept their excuses!

Join a coalition of organizations for a rally and press conference where we tell our elected officials that we are ALL IN FOR NORTH CITY, and they need to be too! Be prepared to make some noise! Bring some signs and make sure to bring a water!

Friday, May 15th @ 12PM
City Hall,1200 Market Street

05/14/2026

Happy Birthday to two of our favorite people--Rev. Travis (May 13) and Spencer Smith (May 17)! We celebrate the lives of these two men who have dedicated themselves to helping us grow in faith through worship and music. God bless you both.

03/27/2026

Join me tonight as we celebrate fellow church member and elder, Cheryl Sharpe! Cheryl's work will be featured as part of the "Black Aging Arts Theater." See the info on the flyer. Way to go, Cheryl!

Rev Travis

03/26/2026

Around the world, millions of people lack access to sustainable food sources, clean water, sanitation, education, and opportunity. The work supported by One Great Hour of Sharing (OGHS) - disaster, hunger, poverty, climate change, and immigration/migration and refugees — serves individuals and communities in need, and provides people with safety, sustenance, and hope.

Special envelopes are in the pews for the OGHS offering. You may also make a gift with check or cash written to Second Presbyterian, earmarked for “OGHS”. Thank you in advance for your generosity.

03/22/2026

A great concert by Dawn Weber & Friends on the Couts Music Series at Second Presbyterian Church! Don’t miss the final installment of the Couts Music Series 2025-26 season on April 19th at 4pm.

03/03/2026

This Friday, March 6th at 7:30pm, the Choirs of Simpson College (Indianola, IA) will give a concert while on their spring tour to Saint Louis in the sanctuary of Second Presbyterian Church. They will present choral music around the theme of love, featuring music by Maurice Duruflé, Gustav Holst, Hugo Distler, Jake Runestad, and Eleanor Daley. The choirs are comprised of students from many majors throughout the college who meet to share their joy of singing and community. Simpson College is known for its long tradition of excellence in the performing arts, particularly in opera. The choirs are led by Dr. Jon Arnold, director of choral studies and co-director of the Master of Music in choral conducting program.

They will also join the Choir of Second Presbyterian Church in worship on Sunday, March 8th at 10:30am. Join us!

02/10/2026

YOUR CHANCE TO LEARN AND SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON DATA CENTERS

Tomorrow, February 11, at 5:30 PM, the St. Louis City Planning and Zoning Commission will hear public comment on the future of City data center regulations. Any data centers in Ameren’s service territory will affect all Ameren customers, so if you pay an Ameren bill you should feel empowered to make a comment.

Location: 1520 Market Street, 2nd Floor Board Room
Zoom details: tinyurl.com/42v6upep
(253) 215-8782
Meeting ID: 816 9925 8307
Password: 149154

Written comments may also be submitted to the Planning Commission in advance of the February 11 hearing via an online form at tinyurl.com/5er5nb9w or at [email protected]. Learn more about the City’s current regulations here. Not in the City? Your voice still counts! Data centers built anywhere in Ameren’s service territory will affect all Ameren customers’ bills.

02/05/2026