Hendersonville First Presbyterian Church

Someone has certainly said to you sometime along the way, "Finish what you started." Paul, one of the New Testament writers, used this same quote about Jesus. I am confident that Jesus who started a good work in you will finish it (Philippians 1:6). Life seems to get busy once school starts and the summer is over. May we remember amidst the busyness Jesus Christ loves us and is growing this love to finish what he started in each of us.

We welcome you to join us for worship on Sundays at 10:00 or online with the link below.

Worship Info Here

View Weekly Sermons Here

Rise Against Hunger

Appalachia Service Project

Rise Against Hunger

1/4

Responding to God's love and Grace

Our Vision is to Serve Christ,

Through Service to Others

WELCOME

May the peace of Christ be with you!

Every Sunday we pass the peace of Jesus Christ to one another and we extend this peace to you. First Presbyterian Church is a historical church with a tradition of service to the community and the world that dates back to 1869. As we continue that tradition, our diverse, multigenerational congregation finds joy in meeting together to worship God, grow in our faith, and encourage one another.

Serving is at the heart of our vision. This is a place where one can find healing, acceptance, and new direction in life through the power of Jesus Christ. It is our hope that every member will identify and use their spiritual gifts and grow in their generosity. God invites every one of us into life-changing ministry. We invite you to attend a worship service, fellowship event, or service opportunity where you will learn more of God’s love in Jesus Christ, grow in your understanding of ministry, and find your place of sharing your life with others. You have something special to offer people around you.

ABOUT OUR CHURCH

1847 - The life of a church begins with a dream to which faith and commitment are added. The dream that became First Presbyterian Church in Hendersonville began with a small group of people in the mid-19th century along with the support of First Presbyterian Church in Gallatin.