We welcome friends in mission at FPC.
Join us and find welcome here!
Join us for
Morning fellowship at 9:00am
Sunday School for all ages at 9:30am
Worship at10:45am
Our mission as a congregation is to share the love of God through Christ by the exploration of our faith;
Through Christian Education,
Worship, and Fellowship;
By community service;
And in local leadership in Social Justice issues.
Come visit us!
We are located on the corner of College and Market Streets in downtown Warrensburg.
Would you like to visit with the Pastor?
Pastor Heather is generally in the office 9am-2pm
Tuesday -Thursday.
Please call to set up an appointment 660-747-5731
– We are a diverse worshipping community that gathers for education and worship each Sunday.
-We enjoy a traditional worship service with quality music and passionate preaching.
– We feel called to mission and are leaders in the community regarding social justice.
– You are welcome here! Join us for worship at 10:45 am
– Our church building is located on the corner of College and Market in downtown Warrensburg.
First Presbyterian Church of Warrensburg Mission and Outreach
Our mission as a congregation is to share the love of God through Christ by the exploration of our faith;
Through Christian Education, Worship, and Fellowship, By community service, And in local leadership in Social Justice issues.
We support the University of Mzuzu Children’s Library.
We funded the drilling of a clean water well in the village of Majuma
We are funding the building of a community based childcare center in Chamame.
We regularly travel to Africa to visit our friends and support our mission projects.
We volunteer twice a month to cook and serve hot meals to those in need at Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church
Locally we support the Culton Street Outreach center. This property that we own and maintain is home to the Warrensburg Survival Adult Abuse Support Center as well as the Warrensburg Food Center which stores and hands out food to those in need in our community.
Listen to Pastor Heather’s sermon here
We are into the dog days of summer here in Missouri and boy is it hot! This is a great time to chill out and take a break to reconnect with family and friends. The Jepsen family are really enjoying the summer this year. We try to get out to Nassif regularly for some fun at the pool and we are enjoying the shade of our back yard for grilling. (I won’t dare say I barbeque as them are fightin’ words here in Missouri!)
Like many of you, the Jepsen family will be taking a vacation this summer, and like many of you we will be missing a few Sundays of worship. That’s OK, that’s a big part of what summer is all about. But, in the midst of these vacations and time off, I want to encourage you (and me) to take a moment and look for God in your life.
Sometimes, when the routine is broken, it can be easy to forget things that we would normally do. If you are missing worship on Sundays, then you are missing a time when you would normally be thinking about God. This summer, I want to encourage you to take God on vacation with you.
If you are spending time with family and friends, pause and thank God for each of them. If you are headed out to a beautiful lake or beach, stop and marvel at the wonders of creation. If you are taking a much needed nap, thank God for the chance to celebrate the Sabbath. If you are headed out to a baseball game, look for the face of God in the joyous revelers around you. If your summer plans have you sticking closer to home, don’t miss the chance to thank God for the beautiful flowers and lovely weather. Just because we are taking a break from the normal church routine, doesn’t mean we have to take a break from God! You and I both know that we can find evidence of the Lord in just about every place we look.
School starts early in Warrensburg and it won’t be long until we are back into our normal routines. In the meantime, as you enjoy this season of rest and re-connection, don’t forget to look for God in new ways in the world around you.
Here’s to hoping that we all have a blessed summer, with a chance to rest and relax as well as a chance to experience God in some new places. See you back at church! Enjoy!
With Love, Pastor Heather