DECEMBER 8, 2013 SERVICE FOR THE LORD S DAY SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT 8:30 and 11:00 AM GATHERING

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1 OPENING SENTENCES DECEMBER 8, 2013 SERVICE FOR THE LORD S DAY SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT 8:30 and 11:00 AM GATHERING VOLUNTARY Tierce en taille Jean-Adam Guilain *CALL TO WORSHIP (8:30) Mark DeVries (11:00) Sandra Randleman Leader: The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light; People: those who lived in a land of deep darkness on them light has shined. Leader: A shoot shall come out from the stump of Jesse, and a branch shall grow out of his roots. People: The spirit of the Lord shall rest on him, the spirit of wisdom and understanding, Leader: the spirit of counsel and might, People: the spirit of knowledge and the fear of the Lord. (Isaiah 9:2b, 11:1-2) *PROCESSIONAL HYMN 13 BEREDEN VÄG FÖR HERRAN Prepare the Way, O Zion WELCOME AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR DISCIPLESHIP Todd Jones LIGHTING OF THE SECOND CANDLE OF ADVENT HYMN 9 O Come, O Come, Emmanuel VENI EMMANUEL O come, Thou Dayspring, come and cheer Our spirits by Thine advent here; disperse the gloomy clouds of night, and death s dark shadows put to flight. Rejoice! Rejoice! Emmanuel shall come to thee, O Israel! CALL TO CONFESSION (8:30) Mark DeVries (11:00) Sandra Randleman PRAYER OF CONFESSION Holy and Merciful God, we confess this day that we do not always walk in Your light, but prefer to hide our sins in the shadows, hoping to cover them even from ourselves. We are too easily impressed with the high, the mighty and those with whom the world is impressed, while we look down upon the lowly

2 and do not even notice the poor. We have great faith in human efforts and little patience with Your ways, which are not always our ways. Forgive us and deliver us from trusting in anything other than You, O Lord. Strengthen our hearts by the Holy Spirit, so that we may be ready to greet Jesus when He appears. Amen. SILENT CONFESSION CONGREGATIONAL RESPONSE HYMN 44 O Little Town of Bethlehem ST. LOUIS O holy child of Bethlehem, descend to us, we pray; Cast out our sin and enter in, be born in us today. We hear the Christmas angels the great glad tidings tell; O come to us, abide with us, our Lord Emmanuel! ASSURANCE OF PARDON *CONGREGATIONAL RESPONSE Gloria in excelsis Deo; Gloria in excelsis Deo. GLORIA THE WORD AND SACRAMENT ANTHEM (11:00) Carol of the Children John Rutter One for the star in the sky over Bethlehem; Two for the hands that will rock him to sleep; Three for the kings bringing gold, bringing myrrh, bringing incense; Four for the angels that watch over his bedside. Blue for the robe of the sweet Virgin Mary; White for the dawn of the first Christmas Day; Red for the blood that he shed for us all on Good Friday; Black for the tomb where he rested till Easter. Lullaby! He soon will awake, for the oxen are stirring and morning will break One for the heart, one for the heart that I give as my offering to Jesus. PRAYER FOR ILLUMINATION Todd Jones God, source of all light, by Your Word You give light to the soul. Pour out upon us the spirit of wisdom and understanding that, being taught by You in Holy Scripture, our hearts and minds may be opened to know the things that pertain to life and holiness; through Jesus Christ our Lord.

3 SCRIPTURE READINGS Old Testament: Isaiah 35:1-10, page 663 New Testament: Matthew 24:36-44, page 27 Pastor: The Word of the Lord. People: Thanks be to God. Children ages 4 and 5 are invited to Young Children and Worship in Room CW-110. HYMN OF PREPARATION 1 Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus STUTTGART SERMON Live Like You Were Dying RESPONSE OF THE PEOPLE Todd Jones *AFFIRMATION OF FAITH (8:30) Stuart Gordon (11:00) Catherine Foster The Apostles Creed (Traditional) Hymnal Page 14 OFFERTORY (8:30) O Come, Emmanuel Arr. Alice Parker O come, O come, Emmanuel, and ransom captive Israel, that mourns in lonely exile here until the Son of God appear. Rejoice! Rejoice! Emmanuel shall come to thee O Israel. O come, thou Dayspring, come and cheer our spirits by thine advent here; disperse the gloomy clouds of night, and death s dark shadows put to flight. O come, thou Key of David, come, and open wide our heavenly home; make safe the way that leads on high, and close the path to misery. (11:00) And the Glory of the Lord G.F. Handel (from Messiah ) And the glory, the glory of the Lord shall be revealed. And all flesh shall see it together, for the mouth of the Lord hath spoken it. *PRESENTATION AND RESPONSE Doxology OLD HUNDREDTH *PRAYER OF DEDICATION *CAROL SING SENDING FORTH HYMN 59 While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks CHRISTMAS While shepherds watched their flocks by night, all seated on the ground, the angel of the Lord came down, and glory shone around, and glory shone around. HYMN 23 Angels We Have Heard on High GLORIA Angels we have heard on high, Sweetly singing o er the plains And the mountains in reply Echoing their joyous strains. Gloria in excelsis Deo; Gloria in excelsis Deo.

4 HYMN 40 Joy to the World! ANTIOCH Joy to the world! The Lord is come; let earth receive her King; let every heart prepare Him room, and heaven and nature sing, and heaven and nature sing, and heaven, and heaven and nature sing. *CHARGE AND BENEDICTION Todd Jones *CONGREGATIONAL RESPONSE ST. LOUIS O Little Town of Bethlehem How silently, how silently, the wondrous gift is given! So God imparts to human hearts the blessings of His heaven. No ear may hear His coming, but in this world of sin, where meek souls will receive Him, still the dear Christ enters in. The congregation will be seated for a moment of silent prayer after the Benediction. *CLOSING VOLUNTARY Plein jeu Jean-Adam Guilain * Those who are able, please stand Latecomers may be seated Please silence your cell phone as you enter the sanctuary. PARTICIPATING IN THE SERVICE Todd Jones, Pastor Mark DeVries, Associate Pastor for Youth and Their Families Catherine Foster, Associate Pastor for Young Adults Stuart Gordon, Associate Pastor for Discipleship Sandra Randleman, Associate Pastor for Congregational Care and Missions Candle Lighting: 8:30 The Wilt Family: Fleming, Dallas, Marshall and Josie 11:00 The Russell Family: Emmett and Nan; Emmett and Gina, Sabrina, Hawkins and Ruby Mae Russell; and Lane Newsom Catherine Baker, Cross Bearer Nicholas Bergin, Organist Rhonda Swanson, Assistant Organist (8:30) Sanctuary Chorale: Keith Moore, conductor (11:00) Sanctuary Choir: Raphael Bundage, conductor; Hosanna I & II: Carolyn Naumann and Lara Woodward, directors FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH extends a warm welcome in the name of Christ to all who worship with us today. If you are interested in joining First Presbyterian Church, please speak to the pastor or elder standing at the left of the pulpit, or you may call the church office during the week. WORSHIP REGISTRATION PADS Whether you are a first-time visitor or a long-time member, you can help us plan ministries by signing the worship registration pad, placed at the aisle end of your pew.

5 CONGRATULATIONS The First Presbyterian Church family congratulates: Catherine and Chris Vrettos, on the birth of their daughter, Cathleen Beasley Vrettos, born on October 1, Proud grandparents are Hettie and Ed Stuart. Susannah and Taylor Harris, on the birth of their son, Ruffin Hoyle Harris, born on October 2, Ceesun and Jess Andrews, on the birth of their daughter, Caroline Douglas Andrews, born on November 12, Proud grandparents are Carol and Jess Andrews. SYMPATHY The First Presbyterian Church family extends sympathy to: Donna and Jim Robers on the death of Donna s brother-in-law, Donald R. Taylor, who died on November 18. Sympathy also to Courtney & Brad Robers, and Heather & Drew Robers. Family and friends of Jack Lancaster, who died on November 24. If any member of the church desires the Christian support of a Stephen Minister, call Sandra Randleman ( ). Stephen Ministers are trained lay ministers of the church. YOUNG CHILDREN & WORSHIP is a ministry of worship preparation for young children and their parents. Parents and their children who are age 4 or 5 by September 1, 2013, are invited to participate (this includes children in the Faith/Hope and Love/Mercy Sunday School classes). This ministry is offered during both 8:30 and 11:00 worship services and meets in Room CW-110, which is located in the Children s Ministry wing. Please reference the worship bulletin to know when to exit the sanctuary. We ask that children who are attending for the first time be accompanied by a parent. Please visit the church website to enroll your child in YC&W. Contact Deb O Brien (dobrien@fpcnashville.org) with questions. MOTHER AND INFANT QUIET ROOM Mothers of infants who need a quiet place for nursing or calming babies are welcome to use the Quiet Room. An audio feed of the worship service is provided. Check in with Karen Fitts in the Nursery to see if the Quiet Room is available for your use. ASSISTANCE FOR THOSE WITH DISABILITIES Hearing devices, largeprint hymnals, large-print bulletins, and large-print Bibles are available for worship and are located in the narthex on the table on the right side as you enter the front doors. If anyone has a need or disability requiring assistance or accommodation for any church activity, please contact the church office ( ). JOIN US FOR COFFEE & DONUTS As is our Sunday morning custom, the First Presbyterian Church family gathers for a time of informal fellowship each Sunday between worship services in Courtenay Hall. Please join us downstairs this morning for coffee and donuts. A/V OF WORSHIP AVAILABLE The audio-video transfer of Sunday morning worship services is available in Courtenay Hall for your convenience. WORSHIP CUSHIONS/BOOSTERS ARE NOW AVAILABLE! The cushions/boosters are in the narthex, on the table with the children s worship bags and at the entrance by the base of the pulpit. OFFICER PRAYER TIME Prayer requests for our congregation can be submitted to the church officers by filling out prayer request cards and depositing them in the Prayer Request Boxes, located in the narthex on the southeast wall and at the Welcome Center. Prayer request cards can be found in a rack attached to the Prayer Request Box. Officers meet each Wednesday at 4:30 P.M. in the Bryant Conference Room to lift up prayer requests to God.

6 RADIO BROADCAST First Presbyterian s 11:00 A.M. worship service is broadcast each Sunday afternoon at 4:00 P.M. on WAMB 1200 AM. SERMONS preached at First Presbyterian Church are published weekly. You can log on to the church website ( to listen to an audio version or read a printed version of the sermon. Printed copies of the sermon can also be found in literature areas of the church (in the narthex and Welcome Center). UPCOMING CONCERT AT FPC On December 15, at 4:00 P.M. FPC Sanctuary Choir, Orchestra and FPC Youth Choirs: Doxology and Psalmody present Glory to God in the Highest in the FPC Sanctuary. Raphael Bundage is Conductor. Concerts are free and open to the public. For more information, contact Daphne Garey ( or dgarey@fpcnashville.org). SHARING GOD S GIFT WITH THE WORLD: PRESENTED BY PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN Tuesday, December 10, at 10:30 A.M. in the Sanctuary, lunch to follow. This annual luncheon features delicious food, the company of our dear friends and our special musical guest, Mark Schultz. Today is the last day to purchase your ticket; they will be available in Courtenay Hall for $15. WEDNESDAY ADVENT BREAKFASTS December 11 speaker is Bill Caruso, and December 18 speaker is Dr. Stuart Gordon. Join your church family from 7:00 7:45 A.M. these Wednesday mornings in Courtenay Hall for a full breakfast. We begin our day with inspiring words of the season from our friends and special guest speakers. Breakfast is $5. THE STEPHEN MINISTERS OFFER A SERVICE OF HOPE on December 15, with a time for scripture, prayer and the lighting of candles. This service is for people who are dealing with a loss, arising from death of a loved one, divorce, lack of employment, challenges of childbirth, etc. The service will begin at 12:00 P.M. in the Stanford Chapel. Members and non-members are all welcome and invited. ADVENT WEDNESDAYS DINNER MENU The menu for December 11 is meatloaf, mashed potatoes, salad, rolls and dessert. The option of a plain piece of baked chicken and/or a baked Irish or sweet potato is available by contacting Ginny Tindle ( ). Make your reservations by noon on Mondays, either online at fpcnashville.org/congregation/wednesdays or by calling the church at If you need to cancel a reservation, call the church by Monday at noon. Dinner begins at 5:00 P.M. JOIN US FOR THE 10:55 A.M. SERVICE The 10:55 is the name and time for FPC s multi-generational worship service; a relaxed and relational gathering with a piano-led mix of hymns, praise songs and global music. Join us in the Enrichment Center for fellowship and to worship the living God! THE 5:30 WORSHIP SERVICE Looking for a little different style of worship? Come to the 5:30 on Sunday evenings in The Gathering Place. This service is engineered to equip its attendees to be biblically literate and biblically active within the community. With a contemporary worship band and teaching from the Youth and Young Adult staff, this service is open to all ages and all who seek to know Jesus more deeply. Follow us on

7 THE JUNE RAMSEY CLASS begins at 9:45 A.M. in the living room of the Cheek House; everyone is welcome. Dr. Amy-Jill Levine, Professor of New Testament and Jewish Studies at Vanderbilt Divinity School, will be the Advent teacher today. GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP You are invited to participate in a support group offered by Dr. Sandra Randleman that combines prayer with a study of the psalms of lament and explore how we, like the psalmists, can express our feelings and our petitions for help to God, as we place our trust and hope in God and seek His healing. The group will meet for five weeks beginning January 15, from 6:00 7:30 P.M., in the Memorial Library (MW-224). For more information, contact Sandra ( or srandleman@fpcnashville.org). Please join the THURSDAY MORNING WOMEN S BIBLE STUDY for a study of the book of Ruth beginning in January, led by Associate Pastor Dr. Sandra Randleman. Our study guide will be Liz Curtis Higgs The Girl s Still Got It: Take a Walk with Ruth and the God Who Rocked Her World. The study meets at 7:00 A.M in Vance Hall and all women are welcome to join us! Questions? Contact Sandra (srandleman@fpcnashville.org or ). STUDY/DISCUSSION GROUPS SPIRITUAL JOURNEY CLASS ENJOYS ONE THOUSAND GIFTS Sundays at 9:45 A.M., Cheek House dining room. BIBLE OVERVIEW CLASS Sundays from 9:45 10:40 A.M., Choral Rehearsal Hall Enrichment Center Lower Level. LOGOS CLASS: WHAT DO THEY SAY ABOUT JESUS? Sundays from 10:00 10:40 A.M., Stanford Chapel. TUESDAY MORNING MEN S BIBLE STUDY Tuesdays at 7:00 A.M., Vance Hall. CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER Wednesdays from 4:00 5:00 P.M., Memorial Library. TODD JONES LEADS MARRIAGE CLASS Wednesdays from 6:00 7:00 P.M., Jones Session Room through December 11. Love to Stay book available in the bookstore. DIVORCECARE Wednesdays at 6:00 P.M., Memorial Library. THURSDAY MORNING WOMEN S BIBLE STUDY: THE WOMEN OF CHRISTMAS Thursdays from 7:00 7:45 A.M., Vance Hall. CONNECT Thursdays from 9:30 11:15 A.M., Vance Hall. THURSDAY MORNING BIBLE STUDY WITH TODD JONES Thursdays from 11:00 A.M. noon, Jones Session Room. THURSDAY EVENING STUDY GROUP Optional dinner at 6:30 ($6), study from 7:00 8:00 P.M., Vance Hall. THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW: JESUS HEADS TOWARD HIS DESTINY Mondays in Maryland Farms, Wednesdays in Green Hills and Fridays downtown. For full listing of classes, please visit our website or pick up an Adult Education brochure from the church literature areas.

8 CAREER TRANSITION NETWORK Join us for an interactive networking event on Tuesdays, 8:00 9:30 A.M. in the Bryant Conference Room. For more information, contact Bill Kirby or ). THE STEPHEN MINISTRY invites the congregation and friends to hear a talk about clinical depression by Sam R. Sells, MD, MPH on January 7, 2014 at 6:30 P.M. in the Jones Session Room. FPC MISSION COMMITTEES OPEN TO NEW MEMBERS If you have a mission-minded heart, then you might be exactly who is needed to serve on one of your church s seven mission committees: Adult, Youth, Local, National & World, Disaster Response, Seminarian Support or New Church Development. Just send an to Missions Coordinator, Patricia Heim (pheim@fpcnashville.org), and she will connect you with that committee s leadership. COMFORT AND JOY FOR FOSTER CHILDREN Help bring comfort and joy to children in foster care by sponsoring a child for Christmas. Wish lists are available in Courtenay Hall through TODAY. Gifts for sponsored children may be returned to the Courtenay Hall Christmas tree no later than December 15. Alternatively, offer to be a Last-Minute-Angel-Shopper for children placed into foster care shortly before Christmas. For more information, contact Sue Fort White ( or sue.fort.white@vanderbilt.edu). MISSION TRIPS & SERVICE SALVATION ARMY CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS TODAY is the deadline to return filled stockings to a Christmas tree in the church office area or in Courtenay Hall. Contact Vicki Sells if you have questions ( or vvsells@yahoo.com). SERVE THE HOMELESS WITH ROOM IN THE INN Our Wednesday night ministry to Nashville s homeless has an urgent need for van drivers for December 25/26. Volunteer by adding your name to the sign-up board in Courtenay Hall or contact the Missions Office ( ). VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AT SAFE HAVEN FAMILY SHELTER Looking for a volunteer opportunity to share with your family, a group of families or a group of friends as you plan ahead for 2014? Contact Mary Earthman (mearthman@bellsouth.net or ) to sign up to provide dinner for residents or serve as an overnight host at the only shelter serving homeless families in Nashville on the following Monday nights: April 7, June 2, August 4, October 6 and December 1. The shelter is located at rd Avenue South. FEBRUARY 2014 HAITI MISSION TRIP February (NEW DATES). Work on re-construction projects with partner agencies affected by earthquake; expect rugged conditions. Cost is $1,300; $800 deposit and copy of your passport due NOW. MAY 2014 MOZAMBIQUE MISSION TRIP May 12-22; join The Outreach Foundation for a visit to the Holistic Evangelization Mission Project in the Tete province led by Rev. Nedson Zulu and Sebber Banda. Cost is $3,900 plus round trip domestic airfare to/from Washington, D.C., immunizations and travel medical insurance. Trip leaders are Elizabeth and Berry Long, a trustee of The Outreach Foundation. Contact Lisa Dill ( or lisa@theoutreachfoundation.org) to register or for additional information.

9 AGE-LEVEL MINISTRIES MISSION TRIPS & SERVICE MAY 2014 CUBA MISSION TRIP Trip dates will be May 16-23; light work projects and relational visits with partner church. Estimated trip cost is $1,900; $1,000 deposit and copy of your passport due December 31. Sandra Randleman along with Pam and Mike Shampain are trip leaders. MISSION TRIP REGISTRATION Register from the church s website (fpcnashville.org) or contact Patricia Heim in the Missions office ( or pheim@fpcnashville.org). MISSION TRIP SCHOLARSHIP ASSISTANCE Scholarship assistance is available for FPC members to participate in any FPC-sponsored mission trip. Contact Sandra Randleman ( or srandleman@fpcnashville.org) to submit a request. PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN n BIBLE STUDY Are you interested in Bible Study with other women from First Presbyterian, making new friends and supporting local and international missions? Groups meet on the second Tuesday morning and evening, Wednesday evening and Thursday evening. The morning groups meet in Cheek House with social gathering at 9:30 A.M. followed by Bible Study at 10:00 A.M. For information about the meetings or to join any of the groups, contact Kathy Jones ( or 1gary.jones@comcast.net) or Kerry Price ( or kerrymprice@gmail.com). We hope you will join us. FIRST FRIENDS n Norman Rockwell Exhibit Join us on Senior Monday, December 16, at the Frist Center for the Arts for the popular Norman Rockwell Exhibit. We will view the exhibit, as well as attend a special handbell Christmas Concert, have lunch in the Café, enjoy the music in the lobby and shop in the gift shop. Admission price is $5, and a 15% discount is given at the gift shop. RSVP Monday, December 9, with Ginny Tindle. Make all reservations with Ginny Tindle ( or gtindle@fpcnashville.org). CHILDREN S MINISTRY AND NURSERY n Sunday, December 22 Celebrate the 4th Sunday of Advent in worship. Services will be at 8:00 A.M., 9:30 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. in the Sanctuary. Nursery will be available for children three and younger. Young Children & Worship will be offered during all three worship services. No children s Sunday School classes will meet this day. n Christmas Eve 5:00 P.M. Family Worship This childfriendly worship service begins with a carol sing at 4:40 P.M. A beautiful combination of Scripture, prayers, and songs fill the Sanctuary to the glory of God. The Nursery will be open for children three and younger. Two other worship services are offered: 8:00 P.M. and 11:00 P.M. (Nursery will not be open). n Save the Date: Vacation Bible School 2014 will be held June 23-26, Children, age four (by January of 2014) through children entering third grade, have a place at VBS 2014 where we will Imagine and Build with God at our Workshop of Wonders. Older children entering grades 4-6 have the opportunity to participate in Mission Camp 2014 during this week, serving people in need in Nashville. Registration will be available online beginning December 2.

10 YOUTH ANNOUNCEMENTS n Sunday School All grades will meet at 9:40 A.M. in The Gathering Place. We will then split into grade level classes. n Prayer Partner Breakfast Today! Come join us at 9:45 A.M. in the Enrichment Center. There will be food, fellowship with your prayer partner and some worship! n Class Trips Each grade will take a class trip in either January or February. Kids have started to sign up, so contact Millie to guarantee yourself a spot! n The Motley Krewe Class The new Sunday School class meets at 10:00 A.M. in Room A-110. This is a Youth Bible Study class led by Barbara Arrants. For the next few weeks, we will be studying Ephesians. n Youth Newsletter If your family isn t receiving the monthly Youth Newsletter in your , contact Millie (mgreiner@fpcnashville.org or ). AGE-LEVEL MINISTRIES YOUNG ADULT & COLLEGE ANNOUNCEMENTS n College Christmas Party: Catch up with your friends on Thursday, December 19, 6:30 8:30 P.M., at the home of Leslie, Carly, Kathy and Bobby Rolfe (505 Jackson Boulevard). Parking will be available at the Rolfes on the south side of Truxton Place and in the driveway of the empty lot next door (corner of Jackson and Truxton). There is no parking on Jackson Boulevard. College students of all ages are invited. n Bible Studies Young Professionals Women s Bible Study meets Thursdays from 6:00 7:00 P.M. at the home of Margaret Martin (6000 Hickory Valley Road, Nashville 37205). This is a group of women ages 22 to 35 who are single, married or divorced, and who are either working in a career or studying toward a postgraduate degree. The group will draw on various curriculums to study the Bible and Christian discipleship. Young Adult Small Group (ages 22 to 35) meets Tuesdays from 7:00 8:00 P.M., at the home of Rachel and Lipscomb Davis (1124 Stonewall Jackson Court, Nashville 37220). The group is currently studying a sermon series. Newcomers are welcome anytime. n Sunday School Classes Young Adult Sunday School Class This class is for all of FPC s young adults (aged 22 to 35) and college students. A team of adult professionals from several walks of life will lead the class. The curriculum will focus on Bible Study and Christian discipleship. The class will meet in the staff work room. Sunday School Class for Parents with Young Children Teaching veterans Mort and Jami Hill are creating a place for younger parents to be supported and enjoy studying Lead Your Family Like Jesus: Powerful Parenting Principles from the Creator of Families by Ken Blanchard, Phil Hodges and Tricia Goyer. The class is designed for adults who have children ages birth to six years old and will meet in Courtenay Lounge. Foundations 2.0 Participants are married couples in their mid-20s to mid-30s. Class meets at 9:30 A.M. in Room L-205. The class studies The Most Important Year in a Man/Woman s Life by Mark & Susan DeVries and Robert & Bobbie Wolgemuth.

11 AGE-LEVEL MINISTRIES n Friends in Faith Participants who primarily are married couples in their 30s and early 40s has begun an eight-month Bible overview study, led by Marbut Gaston in the Choir Rehearsal Hall on the lower level of the Enrichment Center. General For more information about FPC s Young Adult Ministry, Catherine Foster (cfoster@fpcnashville.org). For College Ministry, Linda Morphis (lmorphis@fpcnashville.org). Check out the Young Adult webpage (ya.fpcnashville.org), College webpage (college.fpcnashville.org) and Facebook pages (FPC Nashville Young Adults & FPC College Students) to get more involved in our Young Adult Ministry. NOTES The Mission of First Presbyterian Church To know Christ, to make Him known, and to exhibit His love through worship, education, and service.

12 First Presbyterian Church 4815 Frankin Pike, Nashville, TN (615) Radio broadcast of the 11:00 Sunday worship service airs at 4:00 P.M. each Sunday on WAMB 1200 AM