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Our in-person and virtual Sunday Worship services are both at 10:30 am. Masks are optional at indoor events at FPC, including Worship. Childcare is available for in-person Worship (for babies through age 5 years).

Rebuilding Together. September 21-24 and September 28-October 1. Come join us in performing home repairs for a local family. Please come to the orientation and planning meeting on Sunday, September 10, immediately after Worship.

Issues in Aging Workshops. Sundays September 24 and October 1 and 15 from 1:30 to 3:00 pm.
* September 24 workshop presentation will focus on types of dementia, its development, and resources for caregivers.
* October 1 workshop will focus on Medicare, Medicaid, and other services, and on resources for people recovering from the death of a loved one.
* October 15 workshop will focus on housing and transportation services, Meals on Wheels, and resources from the Department on Aging.

Rise Against Hunger. Sunday, October 8, immediately after Worship. Help us package simple meals that will be distributed to hungry people worldwide. We need your hands! This is a simple way to help support people in great need.

Seasoned and Spirited events.
* Monday, October 16, 5:30 pm. Come play bocce at Baker Park! New players are always welcome.
* Sunday, October 22, 1:00 to 5:00 pm. Join us for an afternoon of live music and fellowship. @ Springfield Manor Winery. Music begins at 2:00 pm. Please RSVP to Pat.

Part-time Nursery Assistant. Sunday mornings year round, for a minimum of two hours (10AM to noon). Pay starts at $16.00/hour. Must be at least 18; childcare experience is a plus. Selected candidate will undergo a background check, in keeping with FPC’s Safe Sanctuary Policy. Questions? Want to apply? E-mail  personnel@frederickpresbyterian.org or call Mollye, 508-728-6620. 

Alcoholics Anonymous has received FPC’s support for more than 40 years. The church provides meeting rooms and kitchen space for more than 20 weekly meetings as well as seasonal all-night meetings. FPC also offers space for weekly meetings of Al-Anon, a support group for friends and family members of problem drinkers.

The first Sunday of every month, FPC congregants are encouraged to bring food or hygiene items to donate to the Frederick Food Bank. Donations are down, and the number of Food Bank clients is rising—people are in need year-round. Please bring donations with you to worship.

For more than 30 years, FPC has partnered with our neighborhood school, Parkway Elementary, to provide a mentoring program for children in grades K-1. The Parkway community liaison invites children for the weekly program, which includes crafts and educational activities, story time, and a nutritious dinner. The longest-running program of its kind in Frederick County Public Schools, Open Door is an intergenerational celebration of learning and relationship in a happy, loving environment.