FPC Up Close and Personal for March 7, 2021. Pastor Doug interviews Mel and Joan about their experience in a 10 month long contemplative journey through the Ignatian Exercises.

The FPC sermon for March 7, 2021 features Pastor Becca preaching on Luke  19:45-20:8, seeking peace is not timid. Some of the youth are reading part of the Scripture, and Dave Dougherty is reading the 2nd part.

For those of you who clamor for more of the old Hymns on the big organ- we just got a whole new stack of  classics from our organist Tammy Rutgers. These are played and recorded on the mighty FPC Organ. All organ all the time. We bring you, in order:

01 Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee

02 Come Thou Font Of Every Blessing

03 O Worship The King

04 The Love Of God

05 Like A River Glorious

06 O God Our Help In Ages Past (Hymn)

08 A Mighty Fortress Is Our God

09 Great Is Thy Faithfulness

10 This Is My Father_s World

11 Fairest Lord Jesus

12 Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah

13 Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring

Our Up Close and Personal interview for February 28, 2012 features Pastor Doug interviewing Ryan Adams about caregiving. Ryan is a husband, father of 3 kids, as well Ryan talks about his work at the Juvenile Detention Facility in Whatcom County.

FPC Sermon from February 28th, 2021. Pastor Doug Bunnell Preaching on Luke 19:41-44, David Nelson reading Scripture and leading the prayer of confession, and Lance Fisher singing the St. Francis Prayer in response.

FPC Music treats us to a set of music from one of our talented volunteers. This week our musician is the talented Todd Fisher playing: Lay down your sorrows, There is a redeemer, The Kingdom is your, Lord I Need you, See what a morning, All who are thirsty. FPC music is released every Thursday.

Pastor Becca joins FPC Faith community Nurses Mary Lynn Palmer and Glenda McGlachlan, as well as FPC elders Jean and Kris Hamilton to talk about caregiving. 

The FPC sermon from February 21, 2021 features Linda Kolody reading Scripture, Matthew 21:1-10. Pastor Doug begins the new series on peacemaking, Jesus signaled peace before he said anything.

Today we feature music performed by the amazingly talented Jocelyn Meyer. This podcast features Yet Not I, Wisdom and Grace, Wounded Healer, Tis So Sweet, and The Blessing. Thank you Jocelyn for blessing us with such great music!

FPC had a Zoom Worship service on 2.14.21 around the theme suffering connects us with each other. This episode features a few words from Doug Bunnell about the text for the day, 1Cor 12:12-26, Fred Hartsook reading Scripture, an interview with Todd Wagner, and 2 meditations from Nicki Lang and Laurie Bunnell. We end with Lance Fisher singing his original worship song using the St. Francis Prayer.

Watch a recording of this service here on FPC's YouTube channel.

First Presbyterian Church is located in Bellingham, Washington, and online at www.fpcbellingham.org