Farmingdale Presbyterian Church is a supportive faith community with longstanding ties in the community and is able to fulfill a life long place of worship for you and your family. Thank you for blessing us with your presence. For over 175 years, we have been able to call Farmingdale Church our spiritual home.  Sunday morning worship service is a great way to experience God's presence in our church family and feel connection to the larger spirit of the world.

Sunday Worship Service: 10:00 a.m. (Children’s Sunday School after Sermon)
 
We have a fellowship time on the 1st Sunday of every month after services and celebrate communion on the second Sunday of each month. We welcome you to Worship with Us, to take a celebratory pause and refresh the spirit of the living God that resides in each one of us.

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The 500th Anniversary of the Protestant Reformation is October 31. Half a century has past since the reformation of the church began.  Martin Luther Publically posted his 95 Theses to the Wittenburg Door protesting the doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church which led to concentration power in the structures instead of empower God's people to be the body of Christ.
In the coming weeks, the sermons will focus on the "5 ALONES" - Through Faith, Christ, Grace, Scripture, & Glory to GOD ALONE.
 Come to worship as we learn about our faith roots.
In God's Grace & Peace
Pastor Lonna Lee
 
This month at Farmingdale

Adult Sunday School has resumed at 9 am every Sunday Morning
The annual Halloween Festival will be held Sunday, October 29 from 4-7 pm
All Saints Sunday, November 5
Veterans Sunday, November 12
 

Washington Street Mission Clothing Drive:

It is time to begin collecting new and used clothing for Washington Street Mission. During the months of November, December and January FPC will be collecting warm clothing for the Washington Street Mission. The mission serves the homeless and the needy daily by helping to provide a warm place to stay during the day, a place to shower and clean-up, warm clothing, a hot cup of coffee, and something to eat. With the your donation of coats, clothes, coffee mugs, and coffee, Washington Street Mission will continue to serve those that are most in need. This fall as you begin to feel those cold breezes blow and you begin to prepare your home for winter take a few moments to check those closets, cabinets and attics for items that can be given to those less fortunate. Bring your items to church with you and deposit them in the receptacle provided.
 





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