Hot Dogs & Humor
Sunday, April 7: Holy Humor Sunday & Hot Dogs after Church! All are welcome!
Figuring out Faith with Peter
Come join us throughout Lent and Easter as we live our faith together. See details within.
Wednesday Word – February 14
Valentine’s Ash Wednesday Video. Click for today’s inspiring word.
Scripture and Prayer for Jan 14
Since we could not gather together in person today, here is a brief Scripture reading and prayer. May the Lord bless you this week and always. We love you!
Longest Night Prayer Service — Wed 7pm
Prayer together on Wednesday, December 20 at 7pm in the FPCD Chapel.
Sunday, December 24 Worship Times
Come and Celebrate Christmas on Sunday, December 24:
Advent Love at 10 am
Christmas by candlelight 7 pm
Winter Advisory-In-person and Online
Use wise judgement in this weather: worship online or in-person Sunday, December 31, 2023. Your safety and health matter to God and to us 🙂
Blue Christmas
Elvis Presley famously recorded “Blue Christmas,” a song about feeling blue–feeling sorrow–during the Christmas Season because of a lost love. Whether we are without a loved one because of death or physical distance or estrangement, the holidays can be both a time of joy and sorrow. This year at First Presbyterian Church of DuPage, we…
Celebrate Advent and Christmas at FPCD
Learn about all of our services and activities here at FPCD during the holiday season.
Guest Preacher Sunday, May 21
We are excited to be welcoming Rev. Achowah Umenei, who is ordained in the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon, to the FPCD pulpit. Read his biography within.
Holy Humor Sunday April 30
When was the last time you laughed? Laughter—especially a good belly laugh—seems to havecleansing power. Join us this Sunday as we attempt some Holy Humor and consider the gift of aglad and generous heart. Learn more about Holy Humor Sunday Here. Find a list of Scriptures about joy and laughter here. Click to see all…
Holy Week
Join us for all of our Holy Week Services:
Thursday, April 6 at 6:30pm
Friday, April 7 at 7pm
Sunday, April 9 at 10am
Ash Wednesday Service
Come to pray this Wednesday, February 22 at 7pm as we recognize the start of Lent.
Standing on the Promises
New sermon series begins at FPCD. Join us as we study the Promises (Covenants) of God during Lent.
Living in God’s Power
Join us in the season of Epiphany for our new sermon series “Living in God’s Power” based on the Bible Letter 1 Corinthians.
Happy New Year
Start the New Year off right with worship at First Presbyterian Church of DuPage. We will be celebrating the Lord’s Supper as we gather for worship at 10am in the FPCD Sanctuary and online on New Year’s Day. Show your festive style by wearing an Ugly Sweater to celebrate the day!
Merry Christmas!
Experience the Joy of Christmas at FPCD! Worship services online and in-person on Dec 24 at 7pm and Dec 25 at 10am.
Longest Night Prayer Services
On the longest night of the year, we will be hosting two times of prayer for those who are grieving. On Wednesday, December 21 at noon and again at 6pm, Pastor KJ will be leading a time of prayer to name our sorrows before God. All members, regular attenders, and guests are welcome to come…
Blue Christmas
Elvis Presley famously recorded “Blue Christmas,” a song about feeling blue–feeling sorrow–during the Christmas Season because of a lost love. Whether we are without a loved one because of death or physical distance or estrangement, the holidays can be both a time of joy and sorrow. This year at First Presbyterian Church of DuPage, we…
Advent Begins
Every Sunday we pray, “Thy Kingdom Come,” but what does this phrase mean and how do we prepare for the coming of God’s kingdom on earth? This Advent, join us as we prepare to see God’s work in action as we seek the kingdom of God. Worship Services are held every Sunday morning beginning at…
Volunteer Appreciation Sunday
We are so thankful for all of you here at FPCD! Join us this Sunday as we give thanks to God for the work that is being done through each of you.
Chili Luncheon!
Join us this Sunday for Chili after Church as we celebrate our Veterans and share in fellowship. Come as you are or you are welcome to make a chili to share or to bring other sides and desserts for all to enjoy. Worship begins at 10 am in our Sanctuary and the luncheon will immediately…
Back to School Sunday
Join us for Back to School Sunday on August 21! Are you a student, a parent, a teacher, or someone who works in a school? Do you know someone who is? Start the year off right with a special time of prayer during our 10am worship service. Special musical guests including violinist John Hoheisel will…
Celebrating 189 Years!
Come and celebrate 189 years of ministry at First Presbyterian Church of Dupage! Following our 10AM worship service on Sunday, July 31, we will be joining in the Fellowship Hall for Icecream and conversation as we give thanks for God’s abundance through the years!
Worship Service March 27, 2022, Lent 4
Theme: Who deserves the mercy of God? How extensive is God’s love? How strong is God’s power? Come this week to learn from a little leafy plant about the greatness of God.
Worship Service for Lent 3, March 20, 2022
Theme: Look up #secondchance and you will find a wide range of results from clothing stores to animal shelters to people telling their stories. When second chances are offered, new hope can be found. Come to be reminded of the God who opens doors, twice.
Service for March 13, 2022 – Lent 2
“Where can I go from your spirit? Or where can I flee from your presence?” the Psalmist asked (Psalm 139:7). In the season of Lent, we are reminded that even when we find ourselves in the worst situations imaginable, God is still with us. Come to hear the incredible tale of Jonah’s traverse into the belly of the fish, and God’s faithful love even at this depth.
Service for March 6, 2022 – Lent 1
What do you think of when you hear the name Jonah? Perhaps a giant whale comes to mind or the VeggieTales movie. The Biblical Book of Jonah is one that has captured the imagination of all ages. During Lent this year we will adventuring along with Jonah as we remind ourselves of God’s great love and redemption, especially when we find ourselves adrift at sea.