""Let us then with confidence draw near to the throne of grace, that we may receive mercy and find grace to help in time of need."

Hebrews 4:16

SUNDAY 2/8 SERMONS

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SUNDAY MORNING

SUNDAY EVENING

A video of each full service is always available to view on the IPC Youtube channel.

WEDNESDAY NOON BIBLE STUDY AND LUNCH

Message by Mr. Andrew Becham

Menu

Fish

French Fries

Caesar Salad

Ice Cream



IPC DAY CAMP 2026

COMING THIS SUMMER

2026 IPC WORLD MISSIONS CONFERENCE

February 26 - March 1

Our annual 2026 World Missions Conference will be held February 26–March 1, at IPC’s downtown location. On Thursday and Friday evenings a free catered dinner will be provided at 5:45 p.m., prior to the mission presentation. We will only be asking for reservations if you plan to attend the Men’s Prayer Breakfast (held on Saturday 2/28 at 8:00 a.m. in Telfair Hall) or the Women’s Brunch (held on Saturday 2/28 at 11:00 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall). You may register and pay here or use the QR code. Both of these events will cost $6 per person/$20 for family of four. The conference will conclude on Sunday evening with a service and free catered meal.

FEBRUARY/MARCH IPC MESSENGER

2026 SUMMER MISSIONS TRIP ANNOUNCEMENT

Dear Congregation,

We are pleased to announce that we are organizing a team from our congregation to go on a short term mission trip this summer (2026) to serve in Honduras. For many years our congregation was involved in short term missions trips and it is our desire to once again be involved in this important work. Missionary activity is part of the great heritage that we have in our congregation as well as in our Presbyterian tradition more generally. Our faith as Christians, and particularly Reformed Christians, leads us to care deeply about the glory of Christ in the building of his church around the world. We seek to honor that heritage and be engaged in the great work of the gospel around the world by supporting and praying for Presbyterian missionaries as well as through our yearly Missions conference. Yet, another important way for our congregation to be involved in missionary work is through short term missions trips. 

In light of this we are seeking to organize a group from our congregation to work with Rev. Aaron Halbert in Honduras who is one of the missionaries that we support and have had preach at our church in the past. We will be serving in Honduras from June 27-July 4th and are hoping to gather a group of 15-17 people. We would invite anyone in the congregation who is interested in the work of missions to prayerfully consider being a part of the group. Please reach out to Dennis Boatright if you are interested in attending.



-Dennis Boatright, Missions Committee Chairman

COLLEGE LUNCHES NEEDED

MARCH - MAY 2026

IPC hosts a lunch for all college students in the Hull Street Parlor every week after the Sunday Service. We need volunteers to provide meals January through May! 

Here are the details of what is needed:

WHAT: A meal that will feed at least 20 people. This can either be bought or homemade. Feel free to partner with another person to split the meal!

WHERE: You will be bringing the meal to the Hull Street Kitchen.

Please contact Andrew Becham (contact information can be found in the Realm directory) for questions about dropping off the food.

Drinks, paper plates, napkins, bowls and plasticware will all be provided by IPC.

If this is something that you are able to do in the winter or spring, please sign up here:

Sunday College Lunch Sign Up

Thank you for your willingness to serve!!

ONGOING MAINTENANCE

In every home, there are large tasks that require large amounts of skill, knowledge, or materials, and are subsequently hired out to skilled technicians and repairmen. However, there are many smaller tasks that the homeowner can address himself, generally at a significantly reduced price. IPC is no different.

To this end, the Session directed the Maintenance Committee, along with the church staff, to create a running spreadsheet of these smaller projects that individual members of the church can perform. The list can be accessed through the following link (https://ipcs.ga/maintenance).

(This blurb is adapted from the larger article found in a 2025 Messenger as well as online here.)

SNACKS FOR RUF NEEDED

Help love SCAD students by baking or providing desserts or snacks for their weekly Wednesday night worship. Click here for more details on what to provide and how to sign up.

If you have any questions, please contact Sarah Schmidt at sarah.schmidt@ruf.org (phone number can be found in Realm directory).

BUILDING PLEDGE UPDATE

Are you up-to-date in your building pledges? We began the Generations fundraising effort in February 2023, asking for three-year pledges due February 2026. We are at the point at which we need an influx of cash to build the new kitchen and new restrooms at Point Pleasant. Do your utmost to get your pledge up-to-date.

RENOVATIONS AND BULDING PROJECTS

Keep up with the progress by visiting the photographs on our website's dedicated page for Projects, https://ipcsav.org/renovations.

BIBLE READING PLAN FOR 2026

For 2026, we will offer the Navigator's Book-at-a-Time Bible reading plan. Hard copies will be available on Sundays and in the church office; you can use the provided pdf as well. In the year ahead, ask God each day to speak directly to you from the Scripture portions you read. Be expectant, and let your continual exposure to God’s Word reshape your attitudes and behavior as you gain a better understanding of every part of His written testimony to us.