Sunday Morning Worship

Join us for Sunday Worship at 10:15 AM in person and Livestream. Sunday School & Wonder Hour 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: Romans 8:12-25

Preaching: Eddie Bellis

LAST CALL TO COMPLETE THE CAT! We are coming to the end of the first step in shaping our future together. On Wednesday, September 10, at midnight, the window of opportunity to join us on this journey will close. Although our response rate has been great, if we don’t have your input, we are still missing an important piece of the puzzle. PLEASE share your opinions with us using this highly confidential assessment instrument. If you have questions, please contact Eddie Bellis at ebellis@fpcfranklin.org. A special thanks to everyone who has participated in this process!



FPC CAT Survey

Our Red Cross Blood Drive is coming up on Sunday, September 14, and we still have plenty of open spots. Right now, only 15 of 50 are filled, so we need about 30 more donors to step up. After a holiday weekend, blood donations typically decline, but the need for patients remains urgent. Please consider signing up today.

Your donation could make a life-saving difference.

Want to connect with fellow FPC members over a meal? Join us for Dinner for 8 on Saturday, September 20, from 6 to 8 PM at various members' homes. After you register, the Fellowship Committee will form groups of up to eight adults based on your location preference. Groups could include couples, singles, or a mix—

part of the fun is meeting new people!

Your dinner host, companions, and location will be revealed about one week before the event. Click here to sign up.

The sign up deadline is TOMORROW, September 10.

If you have any questions or are interested in hosting,

please email Emily Korab.

Would you enjoy visiting a FPC member once a month who doesn’t worship in person and would like to stay connected to people in the congregation? You can serve ongoing or for a season like the fall months for example. Come join us in the Parlor on September 14 after worship or September 17 before WNL at 5:15 PM for a brief information/orientation session or contact Karen Hanson to learn more.

This study introduces the creed by discussing the meaning of its phrases. To recognize what the phrases mean and the ways they have been understood in our Reformed theological tradition is to move more deeply into our faith. The creed's meanings can strengthen our understanding, deepen our devotion, and give a vision for Christian living and action in the church and the world.

We are looking forward to our annual Fall Festival on October 18, 2025, a partnership with FPC Franklin and the Hard Bargain Association!

There are a lot of volunteers spots available. Sign up here.