All are welcome to worship and participate in activities at First Presbyterian Church. The church has occupied a site in the middle of Athens since it was organized in 1809 by the first president of Ohio University, Jacob Lindley. Presbyterians played a vital role in the development of the city and the university. Four of the first five presidents of the university were Presbyterian pastors.
Worship at First Presbyterian Church:
10:30 a.m. worship >> Join us in the sanctuary for worship of God using song, scripture and prayer (see bulletin).
Children, youth and adults all participate in sharing God's word during the service.
Child care provided during the church service for infants through kindergarten. Children in first grade and beyond are encouraged to remain for the service.
Listen bags (available in the Narthex) provide quiet activities.
Children’s Bibles are located in the Family Area (by the elevator).
11:30 a.m. fellowship >> Join us for refreshments and conversation following the service. During the summer our coffee hour is held on the walk in front of the church.
In this video, Pastor Rob Martin talks about his first 18 months in Athens, the
growth of the church, and his hopes for Athens First Presbyterian Church.
Christian Education at First Presbyterian
9:30 am, Sunday School
Middle/High School Sunday School in the Library.
Adult book discussion in the Lounge. Discussion based on common reading.
Book copies available in the Lounge, and drop-ins are welcome.
10 a.m.
Children’s activities/crafts for all ages/grades in classrooms downstairs. (Begins September 1st)
10:30 a.m.
Children’s Moment during Worship followed by Sunday School for all ages.
Pre-school to grade 6 downstairs.
Elementary age children will return to the worship service at the end of the sermon. Preschool-Kindergarten will remain downstairs in the nursery.
Tuesdays at noon
Lectionary Discussion Group
Wednesdays at 5:30
S.A.L.T.y (view video below, and read more)
Free parking on Sundays. Park on the street or in the Parking Garage (located across the street from the church). The church is wheelchair accessible with elevator at street level.
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