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Please worship with us as we gather as a joyful Christian community. Whether you are just beginning or are deep in your spiritual journey, you are invited to worship with us.
God calls us to worship together, bear witness to God’s love, and live out the implications of the covenant that ties us with God and one another. We respond by demonstrating forgiveness and reconciliation, by sharing the Good News, and by recognizing and working to meet human needs.
We accept the challenges to be disciples who are vital, caring and faithful. Our commitment is to show the life of Jesus Christ in our family, congregation, community and world.
Our Community Outreach programs are the cornerstone and inspiration of our church. We strive to be a mission-minded congregation seeking to do God’s will. Our efforts are local, regional, national and global; providing critical support where needed. Through financial resources and hands-on activities, we are able to provide assistance to a wide variety of programs within the community, the Presbytery and throughout the world.
Our goal is to incorporate mission projects in various aspects of our church life, including children’s education programs, so it becomes a routine for all to help others.
Everyone matters at the First Presbyterian Church of La Grange! We are an inclusive church, welcome a diverse congregation, and strive to have programs and activities that meet the varied needs and wants of our congregation and guests.
We are known for our multi-faceted programs for families and individuals, such as our Faith Forest children’s church school, Youth Programs, and Adult Ministries. We hope that you will connect with others and have the opportunity to strengthen your personal and faith relationships. We seek excellence in our worship experience and invite you to be part of it through our vibrant music programs and numerous volunteer opportunities.
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“Make a joyful noise to the Lord! Come into His house with thanksgiving!”
“Suffer the little children unto me.”
“Love your neighbor as you love yourself.”
“Even as you have done to the least of these, you do unto me.” |
