FALL session running September 29 – November 17, 2010 and the WINTER session running January 26 – March 17, 2011. Contact Abbie VanDenBerg at avandenberg@fpcmaitland.org or call at 407-644-3455 x328.
WNL Forms
WNL RegistrationFall 2010
Our CARE Ministry GroupAt First Presbyterian Church of Maitland, we take to heart our calling to respond to the needs of one another. We offer comfort, spiritual support, a listening...  Our Mission StatementOur Mission is to achieve Christ-driven growth through congregational and community outreach activities. Our Vision Create a welcoming and caring Christ-centered...  First Presbyterian MissionariesThat same day Jesus went out of the house and sat by the lake. Such large crowds gathered around him that he got into a boat and sat in it, while...  |
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Wednesday Night Live Fall 2010
Ron and Cheryl Are Grandparents!
RON AND CHERYL SMITH ARE NOW GRANDPARENTS OF LITTLE GIRL BORN AROUND 7 PM ON 8/17. LONDON REESE SMITH WAS 8LBS.5OZ. ALL ARE DOING WELL.
Someone is happy. Click the title above for photos.
Wednesday Night Live: September 29 – Nov 17
Become a Mentor, a Friend, an Advocate!
Volunteers Needed for Wednesday Night Live: LOGOS program
Boys Bible Study Teacher 5:10 p.m.- 5:45 p.m.
Table Parents Teacher 5:45 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.
Recreation Leader 4:45 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.
Craft Leader [...]
Wednesday Night Live Fall 2010
FALL session running September 29 – November 17, 2010 and the WINTER session running January 26 – March 17, 2011. Contact Abbie VanDenBerg at avandenberg@fpcmaitland.org or call at 407-644-3455 x328.
WNL Forms
WNL RegistrationFall 2010
Our Developing Media Plan
We are busy making it easy for you to know what we are doing. Watch this Media tab as we add new features. Become connected to FPCM.
New Small Group Series on Prayer September 12
This will be a six week program coinciding with the sermons from the pulpit. Now seeking facilitators and members to join various groups. Please contact Marjie McDonough.
2 Cents Per Meal
Missions Supported Include:
Central Florida:
• Second Harvest Food Bank
• Society of St. Andrews
International:
• Haiti: Haiti Fund, Inc CODEP
• Madagascar: Fruit Trees for Madagascar
• AIR Guatemala
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Stephen Ministry
What kind of man would receive the care
of a Stephen Minister?
A man like Adam who was cut off from all that gave meaning to life and needed someone to remind him of God’s promise.
A man like Noah who witnessed the destruction of everything around him and needed someone to wait with him for a new [...]
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New Membership Classes
Meet Ron Smith our Senior Pastor. Learn about our church and our faith from Ron. We look forward to welcoming you to our church family. Our next new member class is in the Conference Room Sunday, September 12, at 8:30 a.m. Look around our website to find what we believe and to discover all of the opportunities for you in our community.
Contact the church at 407-644-3455 for more information.
Communications Ministry Group
The Communications Ministry Group has produced cards for members to use as they invite friends, family, and other members of the community to our services and events. Look for a letter with several cards to arrive within the next couple of weeks. Additional cards are available at the Welcome Center.
Current members are Gil Adkins, Doug Child (chair), Ken Moore, Ivor Singer, Bob Kortz, Barry VanDenBerg, Mike McAlpin, and Doug Brown.
The Communcations Ministry Group grew out of a need identified during our last interim period. Its responsibilities are to establish and improve the flow of information within the church and to increase external visibility of our church. Primary tools for these tasks are effective communication with the various church groups, our web site, the LOOP, e-mail, word of mouth, the church newsletter, bulletins, brochures, fliers, and ads. The LOOP and a redesigned website were two of the first products from this new Ministry.
Church History
The First Presbyterian Church of Maitland was organized on May 16, 1882, by Rev. William Flagler Wallace as Maitland Presbyterian Church with ten charter members. During its first several years, services and Sunday School were held in the Methodist building on the Southeast corner of Route 17 & 92 and Horatio Avenue.
An architect was commissioned to design the church after which David Morrison, a fine cabinet maker and carpenter, was commissioned to build the church which was fondly called and remembered as “The Little White Church by the Side of the Road,” and was dedicated in June of 1885.
The Historical Foundation, First Presbyterian Church of Maitland
Press to Meet Our New Elders
Our new elders are Rick Anderson, Margaret Bauerle, Debbie Horn, Margaret Patten, and Bill Self. They are replacing Dave Anderton, Larry Campbell, Gloria Child, Barbara Miller, and Jenny Oelfke on the session.