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“Living in Wonder: In the Flow of Awe”

  The Rev. Dr. Seth Weeldreyer, First Presbyterian Church of Kalamazoo October 15, 2023 – 20th Sunday after Pentecost Psalm 65; Philippians 4:4-13 I felt part of something far bigger than myself. I was learning college knowledge—history, political science,...

“Service of Lament – Prayers for Peace”

“Service of Lament – Prayers for Peace”

An interfaith gathering open to all wishing to find comfort in community We mourn the loss of life in Israel/Palestine, as we hope and pray for an end to the bloodshed. 3:00 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 22, 2023 Kalamazoo First Presbyterian Church Sponsored by Kalamazoo...

Pine Island is Making Headway

Pine Island is Making Headway

Thanks to your generosity and unwavering support, announce that construction on the Pine Island Chapel is well underway! This marks a significant milestone in our journey towards creating a space of spiritual solace and community enrichment. We invite you to share in...

“Making Peace: What’s the Recipe?”

“Making Peace: What’s the Recipe?” The Rev. Dr. Seth Weeldreyer, First Presbyterian Church of Kalamazoo October 1, 2023 – World Communion / Peacemaking Sunday Exodus 16:2-15; Romans14:7-19 He asked who’s preaching … what are you going to say? Well, World Communion /...

Young Adult Bakers

The Middle School T.A.G. (Totally Awesome Group together alongside God) had their first service project on Sunday, making dessert for our CTV friends. Don’t worry, they were sure to taste test everything at the end to be sure it was good enough to be served! Ask...

Press Release: Pine Island Chapel

Press Release: Pine Island Chapel

KALAMAZOO COUNTY, MI — Land formerly used for outdoor worship services in Texas Township will be the site of a new chapel.

Downtown Kalamazoo’s First Presbyterian Church is constructing a small chapel at 8882 West Q Ave., a plot of land formerly owned by Pine Island Church. The two churches merged in 2019, Seth Weeldreyer, senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church said.