Sunday Morning Worship

Join us for Sunday Worship at 10:15 AM in person and Livestream. Summer Sunday School at 9 AM and Common Grounds at 9:45 AM.



You can find past sermons and the upcoming order of worship on our website.

This week's scripture for reflection: John 16:12-15

Preaching: Eddie Bellis

Join Us for Fish and Loaves Meal Ministry! The Mission Committee is partnering with Downtown Presbyterian in Nashville to serve in their Fish and Loaves Meal Ministry this Saturday, June 14. Volunteers will meet at FPC Franklin at 7:45 AM to carpool on the bus or can drive separately and meet at Downtown Presbyterian at 8:20 AM.

Complimentary parking is available.

If you'd like to volunteer, please sign up here. If you plan to ride the bus, be sure to sign up for both a volunteer slot and a bus slot.

This event is open to the public and commemorates the emancipation of the African-American enslaved. Music, food, games, and African American cultural activities are part of the celebration. FPC will have a tent to support the event, provide drinks, and get to know some of our neighbors. We are looking for members to volunteer for tent shifts and to bake cakes for the Cakewalk. Contact Verna Rydlund to learn more. Check out the great article in the Williamson Herald here.

For the month of June, we are collecting food and other basic needs items to support GraceWorks. Donations can be placed in the Basic Essentials cart in the Narthex. Items to consider include: Family size cereal, Boxed meals, Canned goods, Pasta/Rice, Shampoo/Soap, Deodorant, Toothpaste, Toilet Paper, and Diapers. Thank you for helping meet the needs of our community! Government spending has been cut dramatically, and donations are down. Please donate today! 

Women of FPC it’s time to show your interest in attending the 2025 Montreat Women’s Connection August 8-10. We will enjoy the beauty of Montreat, NC, attend worship & workshops, and hear the keynote speaker Amy-Jill Levine. Sign up here to reserve your spot in one of our rented houses. For more information, go to montreat.org or email Diane Fender or Martha Johnson.