Join us in serving our neighbors in need by volunteering with America’s Grow-a-Row, where we’ll help harvest fresh produce for those experiencing food insecurity. Healthy, fresh food is a vital—and often scarce—resource at food banks, and your hands can help make a difference. All ages are welcome, but anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

To Get Involved:

1. Click here and register for August 28 at 5:30pm to join other FPCers! Submit a registration for each individual volunteer.

2. Email outreach@flemingtonpres.org to let us know which date(s) you signed up for so we can track our FPC volunteers.

3. Don’t forget to wear your "Shine God’s Light" t-shirt! (Need one? Let Outreach know.)

Let’s work side by side to share God’s love through service, fresh food, and community.

6:30 pm Pizza  –  7:00 pm Movie

 Everyone is welcome to join us in the Parish House for this month's Friday night movie, 1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture,a feature documentary that follows the story of tireless researchers who trace the origins of the anti-gay movement among Christians to a grave mistranslation of the Bible in 1946. Featuring commentary from prominent scholars as well as opposing pastors, including the personal stories of the film’s creators, 1946 is at once challenging, enlightening, and inspiring.  

Join us in serving our neighbors in need by volunteering with America’s Grow-a-Row, where we’ll help harvest fresh produce for those experiencing food insecurity. Healthy, fresh food is a vital—and often scarce—resource at food banks, and your hands can help make a difference. All ages are welcome, but anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

To Get Involved:

1. Click here and register for June 30 at 9am and/or August 28 at 5:30pm to join other FPCers! Submit a registration for each individual volunteer.

2. Email outreach@flemingtonpres.org to let us know which date(s) you signed up for so we can track our FPC volunteers.

3. Don’t forget to wear your "Shine God’s Light" t-shirt! (Need one? Let Outreach know.)

Let’s work side by side to share God’s love through service, fresh food, and community.

Join us for our annual interfaith picnic! All congregations are invited!
Place: Living Waters Lutheran Church
11 Old York Rd., Ringoes, NJ 08551
Set up at 12 noon, followed by food, fun, and games: 12:30-3:30 pm 

Join together…For adults, teens, and children.
Gather to strengthen our sense of community, have fun, and learn more about each other, rain or shine
Bring and share food…
This is a potluck event.  Participants are encouraged to bring food and provide information about their dish so dietary, religious, and allergy restrictions will be noted. (A “safe-food” information check-list will be provided for each food contribution.) 
Enjoy fun activities… 
What’s a picnic without games and music?  We will have a fun “interfaith” game. Please bring any favorite picnic games and/or musical instruments.
 
For more info, please contact the clergy or faith leader of your congregation.
Sponsored by the Flemington Area Faith Leaders Association

The Fellowship Committee invites you to bring your family and friends to celebrate our annual Strawberry Festival on Thursday, June 5, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., rain or shine. The festival will be held on the front lawn, weather permitting, and will feature live music, delectable desserts, cold drinks, and, of course, delicious strawberries.
 
 Adults $5; children (ages 4-12) $3
 
We are looking for hullers, cake bakers, help with setup, cleanup, and serving, and drivers to take treats to shut-ins.  Hullers will be needed Wednesday evening, June 4, at 6 p.m.  Cake bakers should deliver their treats to the church kitchen on Thursday, June 5, before 4 p.m. Volunteers to help set up tables and chairs and serve should arrive at 4 p.m. on Thursday.  Drivers will take treats from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. The clean-up crew should arrive by 8 p.m. on Thursday. Volunteers can sign up at  https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0C4DABAB2AAAFA7-56219193-strawberry

"Everything’s Coming Up Broadway"
Join our Women’s Association in attending this New Jersey WomenSong concert. This tribute to Broadway’s magical hits through the decades will take place on Sunday, June 1, at 4 p.m.in our sanctuary.

Ticket prices are $15 for adults and $10 for seniors and students. Tickets can be purchased at the door or in Fellowship Hall on the Sundays prior to the concert. 

Light refreshments will be served in Fellowship Hall following the performance. We look forward to sharing this occasion with you!

Join us in Fellowship Hall for music, poetry, piano and singing, along with expressive art and movement. Coffee and baked goods are provided by Benjamin's Bread.

Deacons invite you to join us for our Care Group Sunday event on May 18 during Fellowship hour following morning worship.
 
Care Groups are created as geographically located clusters of our church members. They are designed to help develop a sense of a caring community in the event of a need that might arise where the church family could lend support.
 
Care Group Sunday provides an opportunity to meet your church family neighbors who are part of your cluster and get to know them better. We are encouraging conversation.  Come and join the fun!

Games, crafts, dinner, and a movie - come in your jammies! Donations accepted for the Youth Group fund. RSVP to youthcoord@flemingtonpres.org

Join us for our exciting Faith in Action event on May 4!
Many faith communities in Flemington come together annually for a fellowship luncheon and then go out in the community to complete several service projects. This is an opportunity to meet people of other faiths and celebrate one of the things we have in common, which is service to others. All ages are welcome!  Join us at Flemington Jewish Community Center (FJCC) (rain or shine) for lunch, and then we will go out into the community to work on our service projects! Tap here for more details and to sign up for a service project.

We welcome you to an informal Easter Sunrise Worship Celebration in the parking lot behind the Parish House (in person only). Dress warmly and join us for prayer and giving thanks as we hear the account of that first Easter morning. Please bring a chair if needed.

A moving service of scripture and anthems sung by the Chancel Choir depicting the final hours of Christ's death as lights are dimmed and candles are extinguished. Worship bulletin

We will read scripture, sing, and share the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper together . (If you are joining us online, you are invited to provide your own communion elements from food and drink you have on hand at home.) Worship bulletin

For children in Pre-K through 4th grade. Following Saturday’s VIM breakfast, we will have festive Easter activities in Fellowship Hall - an egg hunt, tattoos, face painting, games, and crafts. Join us for fun and fellowship with other young families! Don’t forget your camera! It’s going to be a fun time! Volunteers needed. For questions and to RSVP, please contact youthcoord@flemingtonpres.org.

The Best Breakfast in Town! Support our 2025 Volunteers in Mission trip at this all-you-can-eat breakfast in Fellowship Hall! The cost is $12 for adults and $8 for children 5-12 years old, and free for ages 4 and under.

Come and enjoy delicious pancakes, French toast, egg casserole, scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, hash browns, fruit, pastries/muffins, coffee cake, juice, tea, and coffee.

Bring friends and enjoy a relaxed morning!

It's time to wear trendy hair nets and Shine God's Light together! Instead of a full service on March 23, we will have an abbreviated gathering in the sanctuary before heading out to Fellowship Hall to pack 10,000 meals for Rise Against Hunger! 
 
If you missed the last event in November, you must have heard how much fun we had! There are jobs fit for ages 5 - 85, both standing and sitting. We will also have supervised child activities available to support volunteering families. 
 
Please do these 3 things: 
1. Register here! Please include a separate registration for each volunteer.
2. Mark your calendar, so you don't forget! 
2. Find your "Shine God's Light" shirt! (If you didn't get one yet, you'll receive one at the event.)
 
This event and the food donations are funded by your generous giving to FPC. Thank you for your continued stewardship! 
 

Encounters with Jesus: Opening Our Eyes and Hearts
We invite you to set aside time and space this Lent to experience anew some of the extraordinary encounters Jesus had with ordinary people in his travels between Galilee and Judea. We will consider together how we are called to stay open to the Divine encounters that await us in our own lives.
Retreat leaders:  Lorelei Oelschlager and Amy Clarkson
Suggested Donation:  $20 - Cash or check made out to Women’s Association with Retreat on the memo line or online at https://www.flemingtonpres.org/giving, select the Women’s Association Fund and type Retreat in the Note box.
To reserve a space, register on the  Flemington Presbyterian Church website at https://www.flemingtonpres.org/lenten-retreat or sign up in Fellowship Hall after Sunday service

Join us in the Youth Room (upstairs). Wear green, be prepared to eat green-only foods, and be ready for laughs, games, tricks, and luck! Any questions or to RSVP: youthcoord@flemingtonpres.org.

The ‘luck of the Irish’ will be on full display when we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Fellowship Hall at coffee hour.  The Fellowship Committee will provide green treats, but if you have one you’d like to share, bring it along!  Just let us know by using the sign-up genius below or signing on the sign-up sheet during coffee hour. The committee invites all to attend and be Irish for the day!
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0C4DABAB2AAAFA7-54912333-stpatricks

Join us in Fellowship Hall for our Ash Wednesday worship service. Worship will include the imposition of ashes and the Sacrament of Communion. "Remember that you are dust and to dust you shall return.” In person only.

Join us in Fellowship Hall as we celebrate and prepare for Lent. If you’ve never attended this annual event, you don’t know what you are missing!  We’ll supply the fabulous flap jacks, the awesome applesauce, the smokin’ sausages and, of course, the brilliant bunches of beads!  For more information, questions, or to help set-up, serve, or clean-up (youth in grades 5-12, here’s your time to shine!) contact christianed@flemingtonpres.org. 

The Best Breakfast in Town Is Back! Support our 2025 Volunteers in Mission trip at this all-you-can-eat breakfast in Fellowship Hall! The cost is $12 for adults and $8 for children 5-12 years old, and free for ages 4 and under.

Come and enjoy delicious pancakes, French toast, egg casserole, scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, hash browns, fruit, pastries/muffins, coffee cake, juice, tea, and coffee.

Bring friends and enjoy a relaxed morning!

Games, crafts, dinner, and a movie- come in your jammies! Donations accepted for the Youth Group Fund. RSVP to youthcoord@flemingtonpres.org

Youth Group will celebrate Annual Rubber Duck Day in Fellowship Hall. Join us for games, races, and snacks!

All are invited to the Volunteers in Mission multi-media extravaganza! Join us for dinner and a show in Fellowship Hall in celebration of the many stockholders, parents, family, and friends who so generously sponsor this wonderful mission. The VIM team provides dinner - just come and enjoy it. Through pictures, video clips, music, and dialog, VIM participants and leaders will tell the exciting story of how our entire congregation annually participates in an extraordinary mission to families who truly need us.  
 
Are you wondering what VIM is or are you interested in a future trip to Maine with the VIM team? Come and learn about what we do.

Welcome to our Christmas Eve services, both in person and online, as we celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ!

4:00 p.m. A jam-packed sanctuary and a LOT of energy as our children re-enact the Christmas story, sing the songs of the season, and conclude with a very boisterous rendition of “Joy to the World!” Worship bulletin

8:00 p.m. This traditional service of lessons and carols will feature the familiar scriptures of the birth of our Lord, with inspirational music by the Chancel Choir and the lighting of the Christ candle. We will share in the singing of “Silent Night,” filling our sanctuary with light as the glow of candlelight passes from one to another. Then, we conclude with the triumphant strains of “Joy to the World!” Worship bulletin

10:00 p.m. This meditative service of lessons and carols will feature the familiar scriptures of the birth of our Lord, accompanied by inspirational instrumental and vocal music. Quiet carols and prayers will inspire. At the conclusion of the service, we will leave with the strains of “Silent Night” and the glow of candlelight warming our hearts with the deep joy of the season. Worship bulletin