Have you checked out our
live-streaming video yet?

Worship 4/2/17 featuring Rev. Clarence Page

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Since our worship services are now on video, let’s please consider filling up the front pews instead of scattering ourselves throughout the sanctuary. Let’s look our best on camera!

Contact us:

First Presbyterian Church          Email: karen@fpcwhiteville.org
511 N. Thompson St.                    On the web: fpcwhiteville.org
Whiteville, NC  28472                  On Facebook: facebook.com/fpcwhiteville
Phone: 910-642-2253                    New Office Hours: Monday – Friday
Fax: 910-641-0635                         8:30 am- 1:30 pm

Men’s Breakfast, 8:30am, Sunday February 5th – Inviting all men of the church, Scouts, and all kids of all ages to the Men’s Breakfast this Sunday. Contact Ethan Scott elscott382@gmail.com for more information.

Information from the Boy Scout Troop 512 and Cub Scout Pack 512:
Scout Sunday, 11:00am, Sunday, February 5th – The scouts will join us and help with Worship at 11:00am this Sunday, February 5th.

Scout Stew Fundraiser, Immediately Following Worship, Sunday, February 5th – Immediately afterwards, they will have their Scout Stew Fundraiser in the Fellowship Hall.
Stew is $6.00 per person – Dining In / $5.00 per quart – To Go.

If you have any questions, please contact Scoutmaster Jonathan Laneheart jplanehart@gmail.com

Please come out and support our scouts!

Information from the Boy Scout Troop 512 and Cub Scout Pack 512:

Sunday, February 5, 2017
Scout Sunday is coming up!
The scouts will join us and help with Worship at 11:00am this Sunday, February 5th. Immediately afterwards, they will have their Scout Stew Fundraiser in the Fellowship Hall.

Stew is $6.00 per person – Dining In / $5.00 per quart – To Go.

If you have any questions, please contact Scoutmaster Jonathan Laneheart jplanehart@gmail.com

Please come out and support our scouts!

We have about 10 children left on our angel tree.  Please pick a child’s tag and write your name beside the tag number on the clipboard located beside the tree.

Please make sure that your tag is attached to your gift. If you buy multiple gifts, please make sure that your gifts are tied together or have the tag ID number on them so we can make sure they go to the right child.

The Southeastern Oratorio Society will present its Christmas concert in our sanctuary at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, December 12.  The free program, conducted by Dr. Timothy Koch, will include two Magnificats, one by Francesco Durante (usually attributed to Giovanni Battista Pergolesi) and the other by John Rutter.  Both pieces are based on the passage from the gospel of Luke in which Mary, mother of Jesus, praises God for His goodness to her and to the world.  The Durante piece, written in the 18^th century, will be sung in Latin and the work by Rutter, a 20^th century composer, in English. The Oratorio singers will be accompanied by members of the Long Bay Symphony from the Myrtle Beach area.

First Presbyterian Oratorio singers Jenny Meekins, Judy Nelson, Paul Pope, Annette Powell and Steve Smith especially hope you’ll attend the concert and bring lots of friends to hear this beautiful music.

The Reverend L. I. Stell, of Dallas Texas, Will Arrive In Whiteville May 9 to Take Charge of Local Church.

The Reverend Mr. L. I. Stell, a native of Dallas Texas, has accepted a call to the Whiteville Presbyterian Church, and will on May 10, be in the city to begin his ministry here. Mr. Stell is at present a student at the Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, and will graduate from there on May 8. He will come immediately to Whiteville to take up his work.

He will preach at the local church on next Sunday, at the 11 o’clock service, after which he will return to Richmond for a resume of his studies.

Mr. Stell, who has already been to Whiteville several times, has gained a wide circle of friends, and members of the church are highly elated over his advent in to this community He is unmarried.

Like his predecessors, he will serve the Whiteville and Chadbourn churches in conjunction.

The young man will be the first preacher to come to Whiteville Presbyterian church since the erection of the beautiful new brick church was completed four months ago. He succeeds Rev. Mr. D. M. McGeachy, who is at present located in Tryon.

The News Report
April 10, 1930