First Presbyterian Church

First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church of Starke, FL lives out God’s mission by serving the needs of our community through faith in God’s grace and mercy.

We invite you to join us! We are a warm, welcoming group of believers rooted in God’s Word, worship, and service.

This Sunday, Trinity Sunday, we will be celebrating the Trinity, one God in three persons. While Christendom has long tr...
05/30/2026

This Sunday, Trinity Sunday, we will be celebrating the Trinity, one God in three persons. While Christendom has long tried to explain the Triune God as Father, Son and the Holy Spirit, we will explore what scripture has to say about the Trinity. It is indeed a great mystery as to how God can not only be up there, but also down here and indeed everywhere all at the same time. Matthew 28:16-20

Come discover how this message can speak to you this Sunday at 11 am.

Presbyterian churches are not independent - we are connected. We are part of a larger body of churches that support, gui...
05/27/2026

Presbyterian churches are not independent - we are connected. We are part of a larger body of churches that support, guide, and hold one another accountable.

We value thoughtful faith, strong teaching, shared leadership, and being part of a larger church family.

It’s a tradition that engages both heart and mind, and invites people into a deeper understanding of God.

What a blessed and joyful time we shared together at our Pentecost Celebration this past Sunday! From fellowship and lau...
05/26/2026

What a blessed and joyful time we shared together at our Pentecost Celebration this past Sunday!

From fellowship and laughter to our special cake cutting ceremony, it was a beautiful reminder of the gift of church family. We especially loved recognizing both the oldest and youngest members of our congregation, celebrating the generations that make up our church and the faithfulness of God through each season of life.

Pentecost marks the day the Holy Spirit descended upon the disciples after Jesus’ resurrection and ascension, empowering them to share the Gospel with the world. It is often called the “birthday of the Church” and reminds us that we are united together through the Spirit as the body of Christ.

We are so grateful for each person who helped make this celebration meaningful and for the many blessings of worshiping, serving, and growing in faith together. Thank you to everyone who joined us for Pentecost Sunday!

Today we honor and remember those who gave their lives in service to our country.May we never take for granted the freed...
05/25/2026

Today we honor and remember those who gave their lives in service to our country.

May we never take for granted the freedoms we enjoy, and may we continue to pray for peace in our communities, our nation, and throughout the world.

Blessings to you and your loved ones this Memorial Day.

As our nation looks forward to celebrating its 250th Birthday on this Memorial Day, we honor and mourn the U.S. military...
05/23/2026

As our nation looks forward to celebrating its 250th Birthday on this Memorial Day, we honor and mourn the U.S. military personnel who died while serving in the armed forces.

This Sunday, Christian Churches all over the world will celebrate Pentecost, the Birthday of the Church almost two thousand years old. We, as Christians everywhere will be recalling the dramatic narrative when the gift of the Holy Spirit descended in a mighty rush of wind and flame in Acts 2, to empower 120 witnesses to proclaim their risen Lord and the mission and ministry of his church.

Join us this Sunday at 11:00. Whether you are new to faith, returning, or looking for a place to belong, there is a seat for you.

One of the unique things about Presbyterian churches is shared leadership.It comes from a word that means “elder”, which...
05/20/2026

One of the unique things about Presbyterian churches is shared leadership.

It comes from a word that means “elder”, which reflects how our church is led. Pastors don’t lead alone; elders serve alongside them to guide, pray, and care for the church.

It’s a model rooted in Scripture and built on wisdom, accountability, and community.

On Sunday we as Christian churches all over the world will be celebrating the Ascension of our Lord, marking the last ti...
05/16/2026

On Sunday we as Christian churches all over the world will be celebrating the Ascension of our Lord, marking the last time Jesus meets with his disciples following his resurrection. We will be remembering Jesus’ final instructions given to his disciples at that time and their faithfulness in going back to Jerusalem, praying and waiting on the Lord for the power of the Holy Spirit to come upon them. Indeed we join with all Christians celebrating the ongoing work of the Risen Christ, who has come and will come again just as he has said.

Morning Message: “Waiting on the Lord”
Scripture Reading: Acts 1:6-14

Join us Sunday at 11 am. You’ll be among friends.

Faith and thinking go together. In the Presbyterian tradition, we value learning, asking questions, and growing in under...
05/13/2026

Faith and thinking go together.

In the Presbyterian tradition, we value learning, asking questions, and growing in understanding.

Faith isn’t about having all the answers; it’s about continuing to seek.

In a world were motherhood has sometimes taken second  place in our society, we will be focusing this Sunday on motherho...
05/09/2026

In a world were motherhood has sometimes taken second place in our society, we will be focusing this Sunday on motherhood as designed by God. That of, a sacred calling that reflects God’s heart of love, sacrifice and nurturing. Come join us this Mother’s Day, as we honor and celebrate our mothers, grandmothers and those women who have been like mothers to us, loving, caring and mentoring us.

This Sunday’s Sermon: “The Gift of Motherhood”
Proverbs 31:10-31

If it’s been a while since you’ve been to church, this is a good Sunday to return. We gather not because we have it all together, but because we believe God meets us where we are.

You're welcome here. Join us this Sunday at 11 am

Address

921 E Call Street
Starke, FL
32091

Telephone

(904) 964-7937

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