“Once You Know, You Can’t Unknow”

“Once You Know, You Can’t Unknow”

FPC Civil Rights Pilgrimage   As they walked the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, the group followed a guide who had participated in the 1965 march. She had crossed this bridge then, when state troopers and local law enforcement waited on the other side....
Advocacy Focus: Civil Rights Trip

Advocacy Focus: Civil Rights Trip

Have you ever walked across a bridge that played a major role in our history? Or witnessed the anguish still present today in a person who was brutally attacked by police and firemen when they were young? Have you ever thought about what those four young girls were...
A Beacon of Hope

A Beacon of Hope

Make a Home a Reality this Easter updated April 29, 2024 Homeownership is one of the best ways to create family stability and generational wealth, yet it’s out of reach for most Charlotteans. Today, teachers and social service providers like nurses, police officers,...
Advocacy Ministry Focus: Anti-Racism

Advocacy Ministry Focus: Anti-Racism

First Presbyterian’s history dates back to 1821, when the small town of Charlotte (yes, Charlotte was once considered a small town!) set aside a plot of land for the creation of a town church. The church’s 203 years spanned a number of racial periods: from the Civil...

Triptych

Use the links below to navigate to a triptych topic. Repentance and Resurrection Statement Artist’s Statement     Repentance and Resurrection Statement Teacher, which commandment in the law is the greatest?  Jesus said to him, You shall love the Lord...