Greetings!
Welcome to First Presbyterian Church of LaGrange, Texas. We are glad to introduce you to this lively community of faith in Central Texas. In six words, our ministry ethos is this: compassionate action, modeling faith, building community. We serve the local community through the AMEN Food Pantry, Second Chance Emporium, the LaGrange Area Ministerial Alliance, and a host of volunteer service.
We are a multi-generational congregation with a heart for worship and service, prayer and study, fellowship and care for others. Our children lead us each week as they gather and bless donations for the Food Pantry. We celebrate the Lord’s Supper on the first Sunday of each month; share table fellowship at the Second Sunday Lunch, and worship week to week seeking to “glorify God and to enjoy God forever.”
We seek to build community with family and friends and guests, with the community, with other congregations, and as we pursue an international partnership with a church from the Czech Republic.
To quote one of our members, we are people who have fun doing good things with and for others.
We hope that you will visit so that we may get to know you.
Blessings,
The Rev. Martha Langford, Pastor
Recorded Church Service: 11/29/2020
Text:Isiah 64:1-9 Hear the Sermon
Sermon: “Come Lord Jesus” Rev. Martha Langford
In Advent, we will hear the refrain "O Come, All Ye Faithful" as we light the Advent candles. We will consider the response of faithful people; the response of those who await their Savior. This Sunday, Isaiah prays the longing of the people, "O that you would tear open the heavens and come down." He knows, as the people know, what it means to wait in uncertainty, what it means to long for restoration, what it means to hope in God. As we enter this season, we find our invitation to PRAY.Recorded Church Service for 11/22/2020
Text:Matthew 25: 31-46 Hear the Sermon
Sermon: “Remember When?” Rev. Martha Langford
In the final Sunday before Advent, we celebrate the Reign of Christ and hail Christ as King. Jesus talks to his disciples about the kingdom by talking about the king and his subjects. The one who bears the "name above all names" says that he will be encountered in those on the margins, the powerless and helpless, who go without notice. We might wonder what it means that neither "sheep" or "goats" were aware of their behavior, until the king speaks. How might Christ's words open our eyes and the eyes of our hearts?- View All Announcements
Church Website Builder by mychurchwebsite.net • Privacy Policy
