Welcome

Welcome to Fircrest Presbyterian Church!  We are an inclusive faith community.  Wherever you are on your life's journey, you are welcome here!  We have children's Sunday school, creative worship services, Christian formation programs for all ages, and intentional caring connections to our community.  We worship at 10:30 am Sundays.  You are welcome!

 

MISSION & VISION

Mission Statement:  To actively bring God's unconditional love to our community.  (Mark 12:30-31)

Vision Statement:  To be a congregation that is actively living out God's Great Commission.  (Matthew 28:19)

Values founded in our Mission Statement:  Living Christian values with enthusiasm; Nurturing healthy relationships both inside and outside the congregation; Being present and active in our community; Providing Christian education for all ages.

 

UPCOMING GATHERINGS AT FPC     

During 2026 we gave thanks for the year we are sharing together. From baptisms to garden parties, from new friendships to faithful traditions, we are witnessing  God's goodness in our midst.

Fellowship Potlucks with Gather Tacoma following worship on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Sundays of the month.

Sundays at 12:00pm: Children’s Bells & Choir.

Sundays at 12:00pm: BEMA Discipleship Study. 

Wednesdays at 5:30pm: Gather & Grow Children's Youth Group.

Wednesdays at 6:30pm: Adult Singing Choir.

Wednesdays at 7:10pm: Adult Bells.

 

 

                        
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We hope you will come to worship this Sunday so that we can continue our time together with celebration and joy!

 

 WORSHIP AT FPC

Dear FPC Family,

This Sunday we begin a new sermon series called "Here For Good" - a 12-week journey to help us move toward a deeper understanding of who we, as Fircrest Presbyterian Church, and who God is calling us to be in the future. We are defined by the God we serve and the purpose we've been given, and FPC currently has a beautiful history of loving and serving God in remarkable ways. This Sunday's text is Matthew 5:13–16, where Jesus tells his disciples: "You are the salt of the earth. You are the light of the world." Not "you will become" or "you might be someday." You are. It's a statement of identity, of purpose, of calling. 

The question is: are we living into who God has called us to be? Are we sharing our gifts, our light, our mission with the world? That's the conversation we'll be having together over these coming weeks—about who we are, where God is calling us, and what abundance looks like when we trust God.

Come ready to engage your imagination for what God is doing.

.Blessings, 

Pastor Taeler