First Presbyterian Church, Durant Oklahoma

Our Holy Week journey begins this Sunday. Join us for Palm Sunday worship* at 11am (note the new (old) time!), or come a little early for outdoor fellowship and refreshments at the north entrance starting at 10:15am. *Face masks and social distancing required.

FPC Holy Week Reading: April 4th (Easter Sunday) How many times have we seen the lilies bloom and the grass emerge from its winter sleep? This year may you see it once more, but this time with Easter eyes, resurrection eyes. And may it give you comfort, hope, and assurance that, in Christ, though you will one day die, your death is only the beginning of the life of peace and joy and glory that lasts forever! - https://mailchi.mp//fpc-holy-week-reading-april-4th-easter

FPC Holy Week Reading: April 3rd (Holy Saturday) On this Holy Saturday, it is worth pausing to remember this difficult but important doctrine of our faith. Our Lord descended into hell just as He went to the cross: unfairly, unjustly, but also willingly, lovingly, graciously and, most importantly, so that He might rescue us and put the finishing touches on His victory over all that could ever separate us from the eternal arms of our loving Father. - https://mailchi.mp//fpc-holy-week-reading-april-3rd-holy-s

FPC Easter Sunday Bulletin: 4/4 We invite you to join us for Easter Sunday worship at 11 am. For those who are unable to attend, we will livestream the service on the church Facebook page. - https://mailchi.mp/0c66032ba9/fpc-easter-sunday-bulletin-44

FPC Holy Week Reading: April 2nd (Good Friday) So what was finished was Christ's work, the work He was sent to do...No matter life's circumstances, Christ's finished work assures us that nothing - not our sin, not our suffering, not even death itself - can separate us from God our loving Father and Maker (Rom. 8:39).- https://mailchi.mp//fpc-holy-week-reading-april-2nd-good-f