First Presbyterian Church in Vallejo

First Presbyterian Church in Vallejo Sunday worship is at 10:30 a.m. each week. Child care is provided. Communion is held on the first Sunday of each month. Office Hours: 10 a.m.

We are a diverse congregation where all belong and become friends by sharing in the grace and love of the family of God, as we grow through worship, Bible study, and practicing Jesus' teachings in our daily lives. to 3 p.m., Monday-Thursday

The twelve days of Christmas was celebrated in style.  We even had an older version of the shepherd child as an adult (N...
02/28/2015

The twelve days of Christmas was celebrated in style. We even had an older version of the shepherd child as an adult (Norman O.) wearing the same outfit as the younger shepherd (Franz Josef S.) from the Christmas Eve Service. It was funny to see and it was a miracle that Mr. O could squeeze into the kids costume. Miracles happen every day even when you least expect it. The stuffed lamb was a cute accessory that completes the look. No shepherd would leave his home with out his flock of sheep.

As you can see, Pastor Hampton Deck was front and center of the Epiphany Dinner. He spear headed the drive to have the dinner celebrating the three Wise Men or Magi as they came to honor the baby Jesus. This was the third time we have held the dinner. It brings our congregation closer and also gives the opportunity for friends and family to share a nice warm meal during the cold winter nights. We had a delicious ham and bean soup dinner that was made with love from Elder Cyndi Pilgrim, Chair of the Fellowship Committee.

After the dinner, everyone was coaxed into singing the "Twelve Days of Christmas" accompanied by the Music Director. It was a rambunctious and loud crowd that sang with fervor and conviction. It was funny to watch and even more exciting to join in the many rounds of the twelve verses. Several people were even jumping out of their seats to run to another table to sing along with that group. It completed the night with joy and merry making. Everyone left with a smile on their lips and a song in their hearts. We look forward to next years's dinner. Hope to see you there.

FEBRUARY 2015 EVENT CALENDAR
02/28/2015

FEBRUARY 2015 EVENT CALENDAR

"what does the snail say when he rides o the back of a turtle?""Wheeeeeee!"                                             ...
02/28/2015

"what does the snail say when he rides o the back of a turtle?"

"Wheeeeeee!"
Will Durst

Deacon of the MonthJAN McCAFFERTYFavorite flower: " I love all types of  flowers.  I like change.  I choose flowers by t...
02/28/2015

Deacon of the Month
JAN McCAFFERTY

Favorite flower:
" I love all types of flowers. I like change. I choose flowers by their color. I look to see if the color jumps out at me and then that is the flower I get."

Favorite colors:
"blue, green, and purple"

What do you love?
"Sweets....sweets that I am not supposed to eat."

Jan McCafferty was born and raised in Connellsville, Pennsylvania. She grew up on a farm with her doting mother and her rambunctious brothers and sisters. Her mom once commented on how Janet could lead the cows back from the fields to the barn for the evening. The rest of her kids would "shoo" the cows from the rear like it was supposed to be done. In reality, Jan was so afraid of the cows. The bulls took notice and would follow her back to the barn with the rest of the cows in tow. She was so glad she didn't have to do that too often. Growing up on a farm that was so rocky, it was later sold to become a stone quarry, was where she developed her "pioneer spirit" and "can do attitude". She has always looked forward and continues to learn and grow everyday.

She is the Chairperson of the Deacons Committee and is also the Deacon of the month for February. As Deacon of the month she is in charge of making sure we have refreshments in the Narthex after service on Sundays, except when there is a Fellowship Luncheon. Set up and break down of the refreshments are just a few of the responsibilities. She overseas the "Prayer Circles", sends out cards and notes, and also lights the candles for "those in need" during the worship service.

Jan is always looking for a few good members to join the Deacons Committee. You do not have to be a member. "Friends of the Church" are welcome to share their time and talents. Deacons are guardians of the congregation who provide support and a warm smile to those in need. If you have a desire to help others, come and be a part of our church community.

Pet of the MonthPugsley: Lord of the KeepPuglsey Reid, 10 week old pug puppy. Mascot of the Little Angel's Daycare. He i...
02/28/2015

Pet of the Month
Pugsley: Lord of the Keep
Puglsey Reid, 10 week old pug puppy. Mascot of the Little Angel's Daycare. He is a bundle of warm joy wrapped in fur. He loves to play with the kids in enthusiastic bursts of energy. He then needs a short nap. His gas tank is a bit small but his excitement is contagious. The Wee folk just love him. Pugsley's doggy naps are so much needed at his age. He reminds the kids that they too need a nap after playtime

"the earth is the Lord's and all that is in it"                                                       Psalm 24:1
02/28/2015

"the earth is the Lord's and all that is in it"
Psalm 24:1

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Vallejo, CA
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