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About Us
Our mission is to welcome all people
into a living relationship with our Lord Jesus
by providing:
Warm Fellowship, Faithful Teaching,
Inspiring
Worship & Opportunities to use our gifts to
demonstrate his love. We hope
we have a chance to meet you very soon.
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Our Ministries :
Warm Fellowship • Faithful
Teaching • Inspiring Worship •
Opportunities To Serve
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Warm Fellowship
• Presbyterian Men Breakfasts and
Suppers
On the second Sunday of each month, all men are invited to meet
at 8:00 AM in the Fellowship Hall for a hot breakfast and a brief
program. Suppers are held quarterly at Washington Hunt Club or
Mulberry Plantation.
http://www.pcusa.org/men/
• Presbyterian Women Salad Suppers
All women are invited to gather for supper and a brief program
at 6:00 PM on the fourth Thursday of each month in the Fellowship
Hall. Bring a salad to share.
http://www.pcusa.org/pw/
• Fellowship Dinners
On the first Sunday of each quarter (January, April, July,
October), we join together for a combined worship service at 11:00
AM, followed by a congregational dinner in the Fellowship Hall. The
church provides meat, rolls, and beverages. Bring a side dish to
share.
•PRESbyterian Seniors Club
Also known as the “Press Club,” this group of adults aged 50 and
up sponsors monthly luncheons in the Fellowship Hall, as well as
various outings.
• Mid High and Senior High Youth
Groups
Middle School kids (grades 6-8) meet each Wednesday night from
6:00-8:00 in the youth room for dinner, games, and Bible study.
High School youth (grades 9-12) meet each Sunday night from
6:00-8:00 in the youth room for games, snacks, Bible study, and
small group discussion. One meeting each month is designated for
special events and outings.
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Faithful Teaching
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Church School classes for people of all ages
Preschool-aged children through adults gather in the Fellowship
Hall each Sunday morning at 9:45 for refreshments, fellowship, and
announcements before dispersing to classes at 10:00 for Bible
study. Classes are available for preschoolers, early elementary,
upper elementary, middle school, high school, and adults.

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Disciple Bible Study
A 34 week intensive study, Disciple covers the entire Bible
chronologically, following the story of God's relationship to God's
people. Participants grow into deeper in relationship with God and each
other as they study assigned Scriptures, watch video teachings, and
participate in small group discussion.
http://www.cokesbury.com/forms/DynamicContent.aspx?pageid=50&id=17
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Companions in Christ: A Small Group Study in Spiritual Formation
With new studies beginning every 6 to 8 weeks, Companions in Christ
offers a variety of short-term opportunities to grow into deeper in relationship
with God and each other through the practice of spiritual disciplines.
Topics include Scripture reading, various forms of prayer, and
Christian service.
http://www.upperroom.org/companions/
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LOGOS Midweek Children’s Ministry
Designed for children in first through fifth grade, LOGOS meets on
Wednesdays from 4:00-7:00 PM and includes Bible study, music and
worship skills,
recreation, and a family-style dinner.
http://www.thelogosministry.org/
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Presbyterian Women Circles
Hosted in homes, circles (small groups of women) meet on the second
Monday of each month for Bible study and fellowship. Circle I meets
at 10:00 AM; Circle II meets at 7:00 PM.
http://www.pcusa.org/pw/
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Vacation Bible School
For one week each summer, elementary-aged children are invited
to participate in a five-day mini camp, including Bible study,
music, games, crafts, snacks, and more.
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Mid-High and Senior High Youth Groups
Middle School kids (grades 6-8) meet each Wednesday night from
6:00-8:00 in the youth room for dinner, games, and Bible study.
High School youth (grades 9-12) meet each Sunday night from
6:00-8:00 in the youth room for games, snacks, Bible study, and
small group discussion. One meeting each month is designated for
special events and outings.
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Inspiring Worship
At First Presbyterian Church, we offer
two distinct Sunday morning services. Both services center around
God's Word in Scripture as it is read and preached, and both
services seek to give glory to God, but each service is unique in
its approach.
• Service of Morning Prayer

At 9:00 on Sunday mornings, we gather for worship in the Fellowship
Hall. This simple service celebrates the community we share with God
and with God's family as we sing simple meditative choruses, offer
joys and concerns in prayer, and share fellowship around the table.
Childcare is available for young children.
• Service for the Lord's Day
At 11:00 on Sunday mornings, we gather for worship in the
Sanctuary. In this service, we experience awe and reverence for God
through a more formal Presbyterian liturgy, time-honored hymns, and
inspiring choir anthems. Childcare is available for young children.
Children's Church is available following the children's sermon for
children in K-4 and K-5.
http://www.pcusa.org/theologyandworship/worship/lordsday.pdf
• Children’s Church
During the 11:00 Service for the Lord's Day, immediately
following the Children's Sermon, children in K-4 and K-5 are invited
to Children's Church, a special time of prayer and learning designed
to introduce young children to the practice of worship.
• Choir
The adult choir leads the congregation in song at the 11:00
Service for the Lord's Day, as well as offering choral responses and
anthems. The choir rehearses at 6:15 on Wednesday evenings.
• Fellowship Sunday
On the first Sunday of each quarter (January, April, July,
October), we join together for a combined worship service at 11:00
AM, followed by a congregational dinner in the Fellowship Hall.
• Sweet Hour of Prayer
On the first Wednesday of each month, the sanctuary is open from
11:30-12:30 for personal, silent prayer.
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Opportunities for
Service
• Shoeboxes for Soldiers
Four times a year we send care packages to friends and family
who are currently on active duty with the military.

• Visitation Committee
The Visitation Committee is dedicated to showing compassion to
church and community members who are sick, bereaved, or in distress
by sending cards, delivering meals, and visiting.
• Helping Hands
In the event of hospitalization or surgery, or a birth or a
death in the family, volunteer teams prepare and deliver meals as a
way of demonstrating compassion and care.
• Red Cross Blood Drive
Four times a year volunteers from First Presbyterian Church
organize a blood drive with the American Red Cross.
http://www.redcross.org/donate/give/
• Berkeley Habitat for Humanity
As an “Apostle Build” church, First Presbyterian Church is
committed to supporting the work of Habitat for Humanity in Moncks
Corner through financial contributions and work days.
http://www.berkeleyhabitat.org/
• Hands of Christ
As a distribution site for this regional back-to-school program,
we provide elementary-aged children in need with school clothes and
supplies each fall.
http://www.hoc-sc.org/
• Food Pantry
Maintaining a well-stocked pantry allows us to share food
staples with our neighbors in need. Distribution is by referrals
from Trident United Way.
• Disaster Assistance Mission Trips
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, First Presbyterian Church
began sponsoring week-long trips to D'Iberville, Mississippi to
assist with the work of rebuilding.
• Ten Thousand Villages
In December First Presbyterian Church sponsors a week-long sale
with Ten Thousand Villages, an international organization that
provides an opportunity for third world artisans to sell their wares
in a fair trade market.
• Thornwell Home for Children
Coming from a variety of difficult situations, the children
residing at Thornwell crave support and encouragement, which we seek
to provide through cards, gifts, and monetary donations to our
“adopted” child.
• Operation Christmas Child
Each summer and fall we fill shoe boxes with small toys, books,
and school supplies, sending the boxes as Christmas gifts for
children in third world countries.
http://www.samaritanspurse.org/index.php/OCC/index/
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