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CHURCH NEWS
Winnebago Presbytery Meeting – Thursday, September 24th
First Presbytery Church Fond du Lac is honored to host the September 24, 2026 Presbytery Meeting. What is a Presbytery? Have you heard the word “Presbytery” used and wondered what it means? This is your chances to see the Winnebago Presbytery in action. It is open to...
June Newsletter-The Presbyterian Post
June arrives with the warmth and energy of summer beginning to settle in around us. School years come to a close, gardens continue to grow, and many of us look forward to vacations, celebrations, and time spent outdoors with family and friends. In the midst of these...
Pentecost Sunday-May 24th
Join us on Sunday as we celebrate Pentecost, a joyful day in the life of the Church as we remember the gift of the Holy Spirit and the birth of the early Christian community. Don’t forget to wear Pentecost colors (red, yellow, or orange) as we mark this vibrant and...
May Newsletter-The Presbyterian Post 2026
May arrives as a season of celebration and new beginnings, as we step out of Lent and Easter into the continued joy of resurrection life. The world around us is fully awakening, trees leafing out, gardens taking shape, and longer days inviting us to spend more time in...
Women in Faith-May 13
A friend is someone who reaches for your hand but touches your heart. Join us for the next Women in Faith gathering on Wednesday, May 13th, from 5:30–7:30 pm! Whetheryou're looking to meet new people or simply enjoy a fun evening, you’ll find a warm and...
Spring Beautification Project – Volunteers Needed May 9th
We are looking for volunteers to help with our Spring Beautification Project on Saturday, May 9 at 8:30 AM. The project will involve spreading mulch around the church foundation and trees. If possible, please bring a garden rake, pitchfork, shovel, or wheelbarrow if...
March Newsletter 2026- The Presbyterian Post
March carries us deeper into Lent—a time of quiet reflection, honest prayer, and steady hope. As the light lingers a little longer each evening and hints of spring begin to appear, we are reminded that God is always at work, even in seasons of waiting. Throughout this...
Coats for Kids-Through Oct 29
It's October, and that means it's time to search your closets for any coats that you no longer need or want. The Salvation Army is collecting coats in both kid and adult sizes during their annual Coats for Kids campaign. Maybe you have coats that don't fit well...
Leaf Raking
We are going to rake lawns for people who need help sometime in the next few weeks. If you are in need of assistance with your lawn, please contact the church 920.922.0425 or ffc@fpcfdl.org Everyone is welcome to help. If you would...
A Thank You from Winnebago Presbytery
"Dear Fond du Lac FPC, thank you for hosting the meeting of Winnebago Presbytery on September 24th. Your gracious hospitality provided the place, literally and figuratively, for us to do our business in a comfortable way. From Pastor Craig's warm & easy style to...
Potluck & Planning
Breaking Bread, Building Community, and Strengthening the Body of Christ It is always a struggle to find the “right” time for any group of people to meet. As our church continues to grow and become more active, there is also an increased need for groups to plan...
EVENTS
Winnebago Presbytery Meeting – Thursday, September 24th
First Presbytery Church Fond du Lac is honored to host the September 24, 2026 Presbytery Meeting. What is a Presbytery? Have you heard the word “Presbytery” used and wondered what it means? This is your chances to see the Winnebago Presbytery in action. It is open to...
June Newsletter-The Presbyterian Post
June arrives with the warmth and energy of summer beginning to settle in around us. School years come to a close, gardens continue to grow, and many of us look forward to vacations, celebrations, and time spent outdoors with family and friends. In the midst of these...
Pentecost Sunday-May 24th
Join us on Sunday as we celebrate Pentecost, a joyful day in the life of the Church as we remember the gift of the Holy Spirit and the birth of the early Christian community. Don’t forget to wear Pentecost colors (red, yellow, or orange) as we mark this vibrant and...
May Newsletter-The Presbyterian Post 2026
May arrives as a season of celebration and new beginnings, as we step out of Lent and Easter into the continued joy of resurrection life. The world around us is fully awakening, trees leafing out, gardens taking shape, and longer days inviting us to spend more time in...
Women in Faith-May 13
A friend is someone who reaches for your hand but touches your heart. Join us for the next Women in Faith gathering on Wednesday, May 13th, from 5:30–7:30 pm! Whetheryou're looking to meet new people or simply enjoy a fun evening, you’ll find a warm and...
Spring Beautification Project – Volunteers Needed May 9th
We are looking for volunteers to help with our Spring Beautification Project on Saturday, May 9 at 8:30 AM. The project will involve spreading mulch around the church foundation and trees. If possible, please bring a garden rake, pitchfork, shovel, or wheelbarrow if...
March Newsletter 2026- The Presbyterian Post
March carries us deeper into Lent—a time of quiet reflection, honest prayer, and steady hope. As the light lingers a little longer each evening and hints of spring begin to appear, we are reminded that God is always at work, even in seasons of waiting. Throughout this...
Coats for Kids-Through Oct 29
It's October, and that means it's time to search your closets for any coats that you no longer need or want. The Salvation Army is collecting coats in both kid and adult sizes during their annual Coats for Kids campaign. Maybe you have coats that don't fit well...
Leaf Raking
We are going to rake lawns for people who need help sometime in the next few weeks. If you are in need of assistance with your lawn, please contact the church 920.922.0425 or ffc@fpcfdl.org Everyone is welcome to help. If you would...
A Thank You from Winnebago Presbytery
"Dear Fond du Lac FPC, thank you for hosting the meeting of Winnebago Presbytery on September 24th. Your gracious hospitality provided the place, literally and figuratively, for us to do our business in a comfortable way. From Pastor Craig's warm & easy style to...
Potluck & Planning
Breaking Bread, Building Community, and Strengthening the Body of Christ It is always a struggle to find the “right” time for any group of people to meet. As our church continues to grow and become more active, there is also an increased need for groups to plan...
SERMONS
Winnebago Presbytery Meeting – Thursday, September 24th
First Presbytery Church Fond du Lac is honored to host the September 24, 2026 Presbytery Meeting. What is a Presbytery? Have you heard the word “Presbytery” used and wondered what it means? This is your chances to see the Winnebago Presbytery in action. It is open to...
June Newsletter-The Presbyterian Post
June arrives with the warmth and energy of summer beginning to settle in around us. School years come to a close, gardens continue to grow, and many of us look forward to vacations, celebrations, and time spent outdoors with family and friends. In the midst of these...
Pentecost Sunday-May 24th
Join us on Sunday as we celebrate Pentecost, a joyful day in the life of the Church as we remember the gift of the Holy Spirit and the birth of the early Christian community. Don’t forget to wear Pentecost colors (red, yellow, or orange) as we mark this vibrant and...
May Newsletter-The Presbyterian Post 2026
May arrives as a season of celebration and new beginnings, as we step out of Lent and Easter into the continued joy of resurrection life. The world around us is fully awakening, trees leafing out, gardens taking shape, and longer days inviting us to spend more time in...
Women in Faith-May 13
A friend is someone who reaches for your hand but touches your heart. Join us for the next Women in Faith gathering on Wednesday, May 13th, from 5:30–7:30 pm! Whetheryou're looking to meet new people or simply enjoy a fun evening, you’ll find a warm and...
Spring Beautification Project – Volunteers Needed May 9th
We are looking for volunteers to help with our Spring Beautification Project on Saturday, May 9 at 8:30 AM. The project will involve spreading mulch around the church foundation and trees. If possible, please bring a garden rake, pitchfork, shovel, or wheelbarrow if...
March Newsletter 2026- The Presbyterian Post
March carries us deeper into Lent—a time of quiet reflection, honest prayer, and steady hope. As the light lingers a little longer each evening and hints of spring begin to appear, we are reminded that God is always at work, even in seasons of waiting. Throughout this...
Coats for Kids-Through Oct 29
It's October, and that means it's time to search your closets for any coats that you no longer need or want. The Salvation Army is collecting coats in both kid and adult sizes during their annual Coats for Kids campaign. Maybe you have coats that don't fit well...
OUR MISSION
OUR APPROACH TO FAITH & COMMUNITY CARE
At First Presbyterian Church, our mission is simple: we are Christians—Serving, Learning, and Loving. Through these principles, we strive to embody Christ’s example and nurture a community rooted in faith, growth, and compassion.
SERVING
We are committed to being Christ’s hands and feet in the world, focusing on service over status. Inspired by Mark 10:43-45, we reject worldly ideas of greatness, recognizing that true greatness comes through humble service. In every act, we aim to reflect the love of Christ, serving others with dedication and kindness.
LEARNING
Our faith journey is one of constant learning. As Presbyterians, we embrace curiosity and welcome the questions that arise from engaging with God’s word. Like Paul in 1 Corinthians 10:15, we approach Scripture thoughtfully, valuing the intellect and insights of each individual. Together, we explore the mysteries of faith and grow in understanding.
LOVING
Love is the foundation of everything we do. Without love, even the grandest actions are empty. We are called to embody the profound love of God, described beautifully in 1 Corinthians 13. Love inspires patience, kindness, humility, and joy in truth. Our goal is for every action we take to be infused with this divine love, following the example set by God, who is love (1 John 4:8).
