Glorifing God by Making Disciples
Sixth-Eighth graders are invited to join us for the Junior High Spring Retreat 2026, April 10-12, at Twin Lakes Camp. Register online at fpcj.ms/spring-retreat by the early bird deadline March Read more...
The Men’s Prayer Breakfast has been meeting at First Pres on Saturday mornings for the last 40 years. It is a rich time of fellowship for the men who participate. Read more...
Staffed by members of the congregation of First Presbyterian Church, the Sunday school hour is by design an instrument to assist parents in the Christian nurture of their children, the covenant children of the church. The Sunday school hour is from 9:45-10:40 a.m. Memory work (Scripture and Catechism) is encouraged in each class beginning in the Read more...
Sundays offer many opportunities for our children to grow in their faith. In addition to Sunday School, on Sunday mornings in Children’s Churchtime they learn the Bible and how to worship. Children's Churchtime is for ages 3 & 4 and is held during the 11 a.m. service September-May in room 135 (Threes Sunday School class). Read more...
Students in grades six-twelve are invited to join us for Student Choir! We rehearse Sunday afternoons 4:30-5:15 with supper to follow. Students will develop and practice basic musical skills, lead worship in one Sunday night service a month, and enjoy meaningful fellowship with other student choir members, mentors, and staff. For questions, email Levi Henkel Read more...
Sunday Night Classes for Kids First through Third grades Dismissed from the Evening Worship Service
Sunday Night Classes for Kids Age 4 and 5 Dismissed from the Evening Worship Service
Graphic, Notebook Cover, Bookmarks FIRST & SECOND PETER: A Living Hope in a Hard World Originally written to Gentile Christians living in the northern provinces of Asia Minor (or modern-day Turkey) who were beginning to suffer persecution for their faith, Peter’s letters instruct believers about living as Christians in a society that is hostile to Read more...
The Caregivers’ Support Group takes place every second Monday of the month in Westminster Hall 202B from 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. The purpose of our Caregivers’ Ministry is to gather similarly situated caregivers who desire to learn, share stories, and grieve as we walk together through the valley of a loved one’s suffering with dementia and Read more...
Meets Mondays during the school year 3-4:30 p.m. at Peyton's House (417 West Ash Street) FPC Team Leader: Ashley Meena - 601-573-3389 - ashleymeena@aol.com Assist in the weekly elementary-aged, after-school tutoring program. Your love matters! Contact Ashley to be added to the team communications.
Like to sew or want to learn? “Sew and Sow” meets on Tuesday mornings from 9:30-11 in Westminster Hall 302 at the church for fun, sewing and service through the use of our God-granted sewing skills. We are open to all ladies who enjoy sewing or needlework. Recent and current projects include medical masks during Read more...
This group of ladies meets at the church on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. (you do not have to stay for the full 3 hrs.) This ministry is open to all ladies who enjoy quilting and for those who would like to learn! Each year, the quilts that are completed Read more...
Join us at the Center for Pregnancy Choices each Tuesday 10:30-11:30 AM as we wrap diaper gifts for new moms. Contact Mary Ellison with questions or to join our team Read more...
Weekday Prayer is back! Join us beginning Tuesday, January 6, at noon in Patterson Hall. Spurgeon said that the prayer meeting is the engine room of the church. Please join Read more...
MOMS at Night Bible Study will have a special gathering to close out our Bible study for the year. We are pleased to welcome Mrs. Deborah Oakley, our own Women's Read more...
Meets Tuesdays at 6:45-8 p.m. on the FPC Campus - Patterson Hall or Via Zoom FPC Team Leader: Steve Edwards 601-668-7422 - alice5176@aol.com Without leaving Jackson (or your home if you'd like to Zoom) you can answer God’s calling to love our international neighbors by helping them with their English. By the power of Holy Read more...