A NEW facebook page for First Pres!

A NEW facebook page has been created.  Our old group will become inactive, so please “like” the new page to continue getting announcements and other updates.

Why Click the “Like” Button?  Improved Church Communication!  Through internet magic, First Edition announcements (our weekly Sunday bulletin) will appear on YOUR facebook wall, but only if you click our “like” button.  This will help you keep up with what's going on at church when you miss a worship service.  You can also see the latest news on our church's website, but we thought it would be a better service to the congregation if the church could deliver the latest news directly to you.

How Do I Click the “Like” Button?  Type “First Presbyterian Church of Niles” into your facebook search bar, click on the PAGE option that includes our church's address, then click “like”.

100 by Wednesday Challenge:  Help us connect to community friends on facebook during the “100 By Wednesday” Challenge. Our church has nearly 500 members, and we can't reach them all without your help.  Recommend our new page today to all your church friends. 

Singers for Summer Choir needed!

 We need singers for our Summer Choir.  There are only three rehearsals in June and we will sing for the Sunday services in July and August.  If you are interested, please contact the church office.

May 22 Celebration of Music in Worship & Farewell Reception

This special worship service will be Jason Branham’s last Sunday with us. All the choirs will be featured and there will be a wide variety of music to glorify God. Soli Deu Gloria!  There will be a farewell reception for Jason and Heather, in Fellowship Hall, following the 10:30 a.m. service. Please join us in wishing them well on their new journey in life.                                                                     

Winter tubing!

Tubing! (11)

The Youth Group took advantage of the snow this winter by enjoying a day of tubing.

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Marshmallow and spaghetti buildings

Future Architects! (6)

In an unusual architectural design project, the youth built "structures" from spaghetti and marshmallows. It takes some engineering for a stable structure. Look for these designs in the future issues Architectural Digest!