Welcome to First Presbyterian Church which is located in the heart of Somerville, Tennessee. We invite all people to worship with us at our traditional service at 11:00 a.m. on Sundays. Communion is celebrated on the first Sunday of each month.

We have Sunday School classes for all ages at 10:00 a.m.   We serve coffee and have fellowship prior to Sundy School class at 9:30 a.m. in the Morrison Fellowship Hall.

We have ample opportunities for church involvement, including the men’s groups, the Presbyterian Women’s group, and the Youth’s and Children’s groups. We participate in local, national, and international ministries.

First Presbyterian Church is a congregation of the Presbyterian Church (USA), the Synod of Living Waters and the Presbytery of the Mid-South.
 

Dr. Tom Pickering will continue his series
about the “I AM Statements of Jesus”

The two most basic question in life are, “Who am I” and “Why am I here.” We hear of college students dropping out of school and others going through what the call a mid-life crisis. They are off to find themselves. They’re tired of playing the roles everybody else has prescribed for them. They’re tired of being the person their family expects them to be, the person their friends expect them to be, the person their school or work expects them to be, the person society expects them to be, the person their church expects them to be. They want to peel away the socially prescribed identities and the culturally generated personas. They want to keep peeling those layers back until they come to the real person underneath. Jesus Christ never had this problem. Nor did the disciples after Easter Sunday. Through this series we will look into our to understand the reality that at the core of all we do is who we are. We will not discover who we are by examining what we do. The true question for lent is not who we are, but whose we are.

May 5, 2019  Pickering Preaching- Communion
Title: I Am- The Good Shepherd Scripture: John 10:1-10:42
Sermon in a Sentence:
Only those God calls to be part of the flock will recognize the true and good shepherd.