Welcome To
First Presbyterian Church

Waverly

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"Food For Your Journey"

The First Presbyterian Church is an intimate community of over 86 members. We started back in 1842 and have been serving the Waverly, OH community ever since.

Feel free to join us as we celebrate life, community, and the Joy of Christ.

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"The First Presbyterian Church of Waverly Invites the Community to Share in the Celebration of Lent"

Lent is traditionally a period of penitence and fasting for the Christian Church 40 days before Easter.  The congregation would like to invite the Community to join with them for the next five Wednesday's of Lent at 12 noon for a soup lunch followed by prayer and another in the series of the study "The Six Great Ends of the Church."
March 13: The second study, "The Shelter, Nurture and Spiritual Fellowship of the Children of God," led by Rev. Kay Puckett.
March 20: The Third study, The Maintenance of Divine Worship," led by Rev. Allen Wollenberg.
March 27: The fourth study, "The Preservation of the Truth," led by Rev. Bruce Henderson.
April 3: The fifth study, "The Promotion of Social Justice," led by Rev. Gareth Baker.
April 10: The sixth study, "The Exhibition of the Kingdom of God to the World," led by Rev. Otto Zingg.

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Our Mission

We, the First Presbyterian Church (USA) of Waverly — a congregation of dedicated believers in the grace of God, the love of Jesus, and the power of the Holy Spirit
strive to share this faith in worship and to express it through serving the community.

Sunday Worship
Enrichment Studies
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The Official Seal

The official seal of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) was adopted in 1985.  At first glance it looks like a cross.  But, it is intended to capture some of the important emphases of the Reformed tradition.

The seal is comprised of the symbol, the basic components of which are Cross, Scripture, a descending Dove at the upper part of the cross, and Flames on either side of the lower part of the cross, and the name of the denomination, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), encircles the symbol. It was designed by Malcolm Grear and Associates.

The Cross represents the incarnate love of God in Jesus Christ, and his passion and resurrection.  Because of its association with Presbyterian history, the Celtic cross was chosen.

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FPC News and Information

FPC History

History Dates back to 1842

FPC 176th Anniversary

176th Anniversary Celebration

FPC Outreach

Community Outreach & Mission

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