First Presbyterian Church of Snohomish

• In response to the COVID-19 Pandemic, FPCS will temporarily close the doors of our church building to all groups and events.  
• Read the current Light newsletter here.
• We will livestream video, via our Facebook page, of Sunday morning worship services, beginning March 15 at  10:30 AM.   Please connect to our Sunday morning Worship at that time to participate in worship with our congregation. The Page and video are accessible whether or not you have a Facebook account.  You can also connect to our Sunday morning worship via our Zoom connection. 
•  Roundtable on Racism: It's Impact on our Schools  Please take time to view this powerful and moving webinar from our local Snohomish HS and GPHS students, teachers, parents and superintendent of public schools.  How are we being called to respond as followers of Jesus who upheld all people as children of God, especially those discriminated against? Connect to our Nov. 14, 2020 Roundtable on Racism here.
• FPCS Offering: During the COVID-19 pandemic, the needs of our community will be increasing. Commitments to mission organizations is even more vital, and operation expenses for personnel and building expenses remain. We are so grateful for the generosity of this congregation. You can continue to support FPCS by converting your regular giving from checks and cash donations to

online giving here           submit 2021 estimate of giving here

 
WE WILL STILL BE THE CHURCH serving our community and our world.  We will stay connected to one another by phone, email, and virtual communications and we will do our best to support one another. Christ is calling us to be creative as we respond to a new situation.  We are in this together.  We may be apart, but we are not alone.  And Christ’s Spirit unites us whether we are under one roof, or under many.   

FPCS is a member church of the Presbytery of the Northwest Coast, Presbyterian Church (USA), overlooking Blackmans Lake in Snohomish, Washington.

We are ordinary people.

What we do is not complicated.

What Christ can do through us is profound.