News & Stories

The poinsettias adorning the FPC Dallas sanctuary on Christmas Eve are thank you to the generosity of donors who have given them in honor or in memory of loved ones. See the list of people below. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all this holiday season. Advent Study Group - in honor of Nancy McCaskell Dick and Mary Abney - in memory of Dick & June Abney Dick and Mary Abney - in memory of Don & Elizabeth Maxson Cindy and Joe Alexander - In memory of our parents Jackie &... Read More

Tis the season of hope. And a well-loved visitor made time out of his busy holiday schedule to bring some joy to our Day School staff and children. Check out the Santa Visit 2021 gallery on our Facebook page for the highlights. Read More

We’re excited to announce that an anonymous church member, in addition to their annual pledge, has committed to match any new pledges or increases on previous pledges up to $100,000! What does that mean? Any first-time pledges or increased pledges received before December 31 will have twice the impact in 2022! You are part of our church family, and there is no better time to reaffirm your commitment to go where God leads FPC Dallas. Make or Increase Your Pledge Questions about pledgin... Read More

The November 2021 issue of STREETZine is now available and is free to download. Download the NOVEMBER 2021 Issue The STREETZine is a monthly newspaper published by The Stewpot, a ministry of the First Presbyterian Church of Dallas. The Stewpot provides services and resources for people experiencing homelessness or who are at risk of being homeless. The organization also offers opportunities for a new life. As part of this ministry, the STREETZine seeks to raise awareness about the issu... Read More

Check out what's coming up for the Advent season at FPC Dallas! There are opportunities for spiritual growth and community connection for all ages. Visit fpcdallas.org/advent to find details. Read More

Save the date! You're invited to one of our two upcoming preview services for a sneak peek of what Wood Street Worship is all about, November 28 or December 12 at 5 pm. Find details about at woodstreetworship.org, and make sure to give us a follow on our Wood Street Worship Facebook and Instagram. Read More

Last Friday we welcomed folks to the new Byrd Hall to hear Paul Demer perform live. We had an amazing time & loved getting to see a glimpse at what is to come when Wood Street Worship launches Sunday, January 9, at 10 am. See photos from the event on our Wood Street Worship Facebook and Instagram. Learn all about Wood Street Worship and the events leading up to our launch at woodstreetworship.org. Read More

The October 2021 issue of STREETZine is now available and is free to download. Download the October 2021 Issue The STREETZine is a monthly newspaper published by The Stewpot, a ministry of the First Presbyterian Church of Dallas. The Stewpot provides services and resources for people experiencing homelessness or who are at risk of being homeless. The organization also offers opportunities for a new life. As part of this ministry, the STREETZine seeks to raise awareness about the issues... Read More

Save the date for a Congregational Meeting on November 14, 2021, in the FPC Dallas Sanctuary, immediately following our 11 am worship service. At this meeting a vote will take place to elect new elders and deacons that have been submitted by the congregation. Meet the FPC Dallas Leadership Nominees below.   ELDERS   Carol Ferguson Through careful consideration, prayer and consultation with longtime church friends/elders, I believe that God is nudging me in this leadership dir... Read More

Friends, Heads up: Our annual campaign officially kicked off Sunday in worship. Evidence came quick that some of you weren't waiting for the GO! signal when online commitments began arriving early last week. This is the first of many thanks you'll hear from me in the coming weeks. This year's theme, Wherever You Go, is inspired by the extraordinary promise Ruth made to her mother-in-law Naomi with these words: "Where you go, I will go; where you lodge, I will lodge&quo... Read More