Sunday Morning Worship

Join us for worship this Sunday at 10:15 AM in person and Livestream. Sunday School and Wonder Hour for all ages at 9:00 AM, with 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: Luke 13:31-35

Preaching: Eddie Bellis

Three great ways to stay connected! Please note that we meet for lunch at Serrato's Steakhouse Friday, March 28 (not March 27 as previously listed).

Starting TOMORROW, Wednesday, March 12 from 10:00-11:00 AM, Pastor Eddie will offer a book study and video series in room 210. The book is called He Chose the Nails by Rev. Max Lucado. Let me offer you a quick introduction to the study. In He Chose the Nails, Max Lucado observes that the last moments leading up to Jesus’ death were not left up to chance.

Max states, “God chose the path; Jesus selected the nails. Our Lord planted the trio of crosses and painted the sign. God was never more sovereign than in the details of the death of God’s Son. And in those details are gifts Christ provided for us...the cross. The thorns. The nails. His seamless robe. The empty tomb. God didn’t have to give us all these things, you know. The only required act for our salvation was the shedding of blood, yet God did much more. So much more.”

Sign up here.

Purchase book here.

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 on Saturday, March 22. 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.

A hymn service based around the Lord’s Prayer and featuring hymn favorites selected by the congregation.

Music for choir, quartet, soloists, instrumentalists, piano, and organ.

Reception to follow.

We will receive the new budget and the 2024 Annual Report.

During this important interim time of exploration at FPC, join us for an interactive learning journey where you will receive tools to discover and leverage your strengths during three, 2-hour sessions with lunch provided (March 30, April 13, & April 27). We will explore these strengths and find the best place to engage and serve your FPC Community and in other aspects of your life. Sessions will be facilitated by Susan Burns and Verna Rydlund and cost is $20. Register here by March 22. Contact Verna or Susan with any questions. We hope you choose to participate!

Mercy Community Healthcare, in partnership with Centerstone and

Williamson County Health Department, is hosting its annual Community Baby Shower. First-time and expecting parents/guardians are welcome. Our community partners will have booths with free diapers, raffles,

freebies and tons of information!

No RSVP required. List of vendors coming soon!

Would you like to meet fellow members of FPC in a small group setting and share a meal together? If so, Dinner for 8 is for you. Dinner for 8 will be Saturday, April 5 from 6-8 pm at various members homes. Dinner will be provided.

As registration forms are received, the Fellowship Committee will put people together so that each group has, at most, eight adults, taking into account the location preference that you listed. Groups may be comprised of all couples, two couples and four singles, one couple and six singles, etc. It all depends on who signs up. The mystery of who you will be dining with is part of the excitement! 

Your dinner host, companions, and location will be revealed about two weeks before the dinner. Click here to sign up. Questions or interested in hosting? Email Emily Korab.

Women of FPC save the date of August 8-10 to attend the 2025 Montreat Women’s Connection. We will enjoy the beauty of Montreat NC, attend worship and workshops, and hear the keynote speaker, AJ Levine! Go to montreat.org or email Diane Fender or Martha Johnson to reserve your spot in one of our reserved houses or to learn more about this meaningful weekend of time together.

Join us beginning this Friday, March 7, for a Lenten study by Kate Bowler titled Have a Beautiful, Terrible Lent. We will resume Father Strobel's, The Kingdom of the Poor on April 25.