This Semester

Thursday Night Fellowship:

Join us Thursday, June 7th at 6:30 pm for our first Thursday Night Fellowship. If you are a 20-something - single, married, and regardless of your Sunday School - come join us as we will eat, fellowship, sing, and hear from God's Word. This summer we will be going through a series entitled, Jesus and Identity. We will be in the Gospel of John, and looking at various identity issues common to 20-somethings. So come on out to Danny and Holly Story's home (2416 Culleywood Rd.). Our Minister of Discipleship, Rev. Billy Dempsey, will be preaching.

Some changes in store for the Young Adult Ministry at FPC:


In December 2011, the Discipleship Committee at First Pres. recommended to the Session that David Felker be called as the new Minister of Young Adults. David is due to finish at Reformed Theological Seminary in May of 2012. As soon as he graduates and completes his ordination requirements, it is First Pres' plan to ordain and install him in his new position. In the meantime, he will continue to minister as the First Pres College Coordinator, work on completing his studies, and fulfill the demanding prequisites for PCA ordination.

Also, Cory Brock, who has been a student ministry intern at First Pres. will switch his internship and begin working with the Young Adult ministry effective June 1st. Cory Brock is a native of Natchez, MS, graduated from Miss. State in 2009, and is in his 3rd year at Reformed Theological Seminary. During his time in college, Cory was actively involved with Reformed University Fellowship and he spent three summers working at Alpine Camp for Boys. But, most importantly, Cory is married to Heather who is working with the youth ministry at First Pres.

Frankly, we are rookies at Young Adult ministry and are going to be relying very heavily on our good friend, Brad Mills, during this transition. We are grateful that it is looking like Brad, our Young Adult intern since the fall of 2008,  will be able to stay on during the transition for a few months into the summer/fall as he and his family are raising support for their future church plant in Fresno, California. It is an understatement to say that they will be missed.

That said, keep checking back here for more details and please be in prayer for us. We anxiously wait to see how the Lord will work.


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