The Church Chix will dine at Margarita’s Green Bay on Thursday November 12, 2026 at 6:00PM.
Margarita’s Famous Mexican Food & Cantina in Green Bay is best known for its huge selection of signature margaritas and scratch-made Tex-Mex cuisine just steps from Lambeau Field.
**Open to women of all ages, friends also welcome.**
Join us for a special musical performance by the Griffon String Quartet.
Event begins at 12:00PM. Admission is free.
Open to everyone.
Have you ever wondered what is on the other side of the border wall that stretches along the US/Mexico border?
On my recent trip to visit Frontera de Cristo, the Presbyterian border ministry located in the sister cities of Agua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico and Douglas, Arizona, I found an extraordinary and loving community engaged in listening and responding to the needs of people on the move as well as those located near the wall more permanently.
Come to the Fourth Sunday Forum on November 22 and see photos, hear stories, and drink great coffee from the region!
The Outreach Committee is also planning to make this special coffee available for direct purchase for those interested—we can support the coffee growers and roasters and enjoy really good coffee.
Don’t miss out!
One of the many benefits for our congregation of our long-standing relationship with the Griffon String Quartet is all the amazing music it brings us. Join us for a wonderful viola recital.
It will be held on:
Friday, June 6 at 6 pm in our Sanctuary.
There will be a reception to follow in the Fellowship Room. All are welcome!
Join us for a delicious brat fry to support two wonderful causes! First Presbyterian of Green Bay is hosting a community brat fry fundraiser to benefit our local youth programs and help send our young people to the Presbyterian Triennium.
Every purchase makes a difference, helping us invest in our local youth and provide an amazing faith and leadership experience at the Triennium.
Come enjoy classic Wisconsin brats and burgers fresh off the grill!
Easter Sunday Worship Service April 20th at 10:00 A.M.
Festival of the Resurrection
Worship featuring choir, brass, organ and piano
Sacrament of Holy Communion—open to all
Special “Jesus hunt” for children (instead of egg hunt!)
Fellowship hour with coffee, lemonade & special treats following the service
Good Friday Worship April 18th at 7:00 P.M.
Join us at 7:00 P.M. in the Sanctuary for a somber service of Tenebrae (which means “darkening”) that feature Taize music, scriptures, and the extinguishing of candles. We will depart from this evening in silence.
Maundy Thursday Worship Service April 17th at 6:00 P.M.
Join us at 6:00 P.M. in Fellowship Hall for a casual worship service around tables that will include a simple supper of beef stew & bread, a celebration of Jesus’ last supper with his disciples, and foot washing.
Sunday, February 9th is an important day in the life of our congregation as we hold our Annual Congregational Meeting to review 2024 and look forward to plans and dreams for 2025.
The annual report, available in print and digitally by February 2nd, will include reports of committees, statistics, and financials including the approved budget for 2025.
As a congregation we will vote on changes in the terms of call for our Pastor. The meeting will take place immediately following the 10:00am worship service in the Sanctuary, and all members are encouraged to attend.
Please note that while our worship service will be livestreamed as usual, we apologize that we cannot livestream the Annual Meeting due to the confidentiality of certain portions of the meeting. If you cannot be with us in person, feel free to contact any member of the Session with any questions or concerns you may have.
As Super Bowl Sunday approaches that means it’s time for our annual Souper Bowl of Caring!
It’s an annual event where communities come together, inspired by the Super Bowl, to tackle hunger locally. For over three decades, the Souper Bowl of Caring has empowered individuals, organizations, and schools to raise food and funds for food banks and community-based charities.
As millions of people tune in to watch the Super Bowl, we’re also tuning in to the needs of our neighbors. The Souper Bowl of Caring is about taking action to fight hunger at the local level, ensuring that no one has to go without the food they need.
Our #FirstPresGB Souper Bowl of Caring is led by the Christian Education Committee along with Youth Group and is held annually on Super Bowl Sunday. The event is meant to bring an awareness to hunger and to curb hunger through soup. The cost will be $5 per person and there will be 8 different soup stations for people to experience. Each soup sampler will have a chance to vote and judge our Souper Bowl winner.
We invite each person to bring a muffin tin to hold the soup samples. (One muffin tin per person.) Disposable cups will be available to place in your muffin tin to avoid the mess. You will be asked to try all the soups but you can only vote for one. The Souper Bowl awardee will receive the cherished Golden Ladle that’s passed on year after year to the awarded winner. The current Golden Ladle holder from our 2024 Souper Bowl of Caring was chef Cassandra Aceituno with her stuffed pepper soup.
There’s no need to sign up—ALL are welcome—we hope to see you there!