Welcome
The First Presbyterian Church of Ashland welcomes and affirms the entire human family. We are committed to Christ's sacred hospitality, inviting people of all races, ages, genders, sexual orientations, and mental and physical conditions to join us. Through Christ's grace, we are dedicated to doing justice, loving kindness, and walking humbly with God.
Our congregation honors the fact that the land you are standing on is the ancestral homeland of the Shasta, Takelma, and Latgawa peoples, displaced in the 1850s by colonization and warfare and removed to reservations.​
Please join us in person (masks are now optional). We have an 8 am service in the Heritage Chapel and a 10 am service in the sanctuary. If you joined us for the in-person 10 am service, you are invited to join us for fellowship in Calvin Hall following the service.
If you are more comfortable watching from home, please click on the button at the top to join us for our 10 am virtual worship service on YouTube.
If you joined us digitally, click on the button above after the 10 am worship service for virtual fellowship. The passcode is fellowship.
Announcements
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If you are joining us online, please fill out the form below to let us know.
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First Time Visitors
If this is your first time visiting us, (or you have been watching, but never come in person) please fill out the form and we will send you a jar of homemade jam.
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Electronic Giving
We can accept your pledges online with PayPal. Just click on the button below to be taken to the PayPal page which will allow you to make your monthly pledges manually.
If you wish to make recurring payments with lower fees, click on the link below to set that up.
We will no longer be using myEoffering for donations.
Maundy Thursday
Dinner and Maundy Thursday service at the United Methodist Church. We will meet at THEIR place on Thursday. March 28th at 6 pm for scripture, prayer, dinner, music, and story.
Easter
Easter Fair—Saturday, March 30, from 1-3 p.m. Easter crafts for kids and young-at-hearts, Easter baskets, photos, and more. Come and see friends and neighbors, and bring a kid, if you have one handy.
Easter Worship Service—Sunday, March 31.
ONE combined service at 10 am. Please bring a flower from home to decorate the flower cross. New members will join. Enjoy special music from a full choir, as we celebrate a risen Messiah!Easter Sunday Brunch—Following our Easter Service, we will serve brunch in our fellowship hall at 11:30 am.
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Community help available
FPC has overnight parking spots available through the city's Safe Parking Program for those who are experiencing homelessness. You may request a spot by calling the OHRA Community Resource Center at 541-631-2235.
Our Little Free Pantry is located on Clark Ave. near the steps to the parking lot. Feel free to leave non-perishable food for others—or take what you need. If you live in the area, you may also visit the Ashland Emergency Food Bank on Clover Lane.
Our church office can help you in an emergency with bus tokens, gas money, or snack vouchers during office hours. If funds run low, a note is posted on the office door.
If you have medical questions about COVID, Dr. John Sager is available to answer your questions by email (jsag03@gmail.com). You don't need to be a patient of his, and the advice is free of charge.
Vision 2020 Guiding Statement (from GA 225)
The 2020 Vision Team was mandated by the 222nd General Assembly (2016) and charged with developing a guiding statement for the denomination as it moves into the future.