This month we have two special presentations at Lunch and Learn. Lunch will be catered by FedUp Ministries. The cost for lunch is $15 per person. Call the office or register online below.
Introduction and Basics of Sound Baths
11:00 a.m., Montheith Hall
Rob Meyer-Kukan
One of the distinct features of First Presbyterian Church is our role as a teaching and learning congregation with a Resident Ministry Program. Since 2001, our congregation has learned from and with 33 Resident Ministers who now serve in a variety of ministry capacities around the country. During their two years, Residents teach and preach, administer sacraments and offer pastoral care, innovate new worshipping forms, and serve our community in meaningful ways.
You’re invited to our Family BBQ. It’s a potluck-style event, with the main course provided and each family contributing a side dish to share. All are welcome! Sign up here and let us know you are coming.
Beginning July 2, we will be collecting school supplies for Ozone House, our local mission partner. Ozone House is dedicated to helping runaway, homeless, and high-risk youth and their families by providing housing and support programs. We would love for you to join us in making a difference in these young people’s lives. Donations will be accepted at the Welcome Center throughout the month of July.
School Supplies
As a meditative experience of worship this summer, you are invited on the listed dates and times at the home of Kurt and Kathy Hillig (7654 W Ellsworth Rd., Ann Arbor, 48103) to walk the labyrinth on their property. See dates and times below. A labyrinth is used for walking meditation. It is a single winding path from the outer edge in a circuitous way to the center.
The Children & Family Ministry invites you to attend our first summer Children & Family Barbecue. These potluck-style events are a great way to bring everyone together, with the main course provided and each family contributing a side dish to share. All are welcome! Join us this Saturday, June 24, at the home of Reid and Charlotte Sawtell. Sign up here and let us know you are coming.
Mature Ministries is pleased to welcome Willis Patterson to their monthly Lunch and Learn on Thursday, June 8. The Willis C.Patterson Our Own Thing Chorale, established in 1969, is named for its founder and director Willis C. Patterson, an Ann Arbor native and U-M Professor Emeritus. The Chorale is committed to the preservation and performance of traditional African American spirituals as well as contemporary choral compositions written and/or arranged by African American composers and musicians. The cost of lunch is $8 per person.
