Prayer Group
The Monday morning prayer group meets Monday mornings at the Session House at 9 am to spend time in prayer for the church and the needs of the congregation. All are welcome-please feel free to drop in anytime!
The Breakfast Club - Every Tuesday @ 7:30 am
Tuesday Breakfast Gathering at 7:30, the breakfast group continues to gather at John Papas for breakfast & conversation. Join us for a bite to eat and catch up with what’s going on in the world and our lives.
Open Sanctuary - Prayer Meeting
On Wednesdays from noon till one, we open the Sanctuary to our community for prayer, meditation, and quiet time.
12:00-12:30 | Individual Prayer
12:30-12:45 | Pastor-led communal prayer
12:45-1:00 | Individual Prayer or One-on-one Pastoral Prayer
Prayer Group
The Monday morning prayer group meets at the Session House at 9 a.m. to spend time in prayer for the church and the needs of the congregation. All are welcome-please feel free to drop in anytime!
FPC Breakfast Club
Join for food + fellowship - notify Pastor Jon if you plan to attend. Tuesdays at 7:30 am.
Prayer Shawl Knitting
Our prayer shawl knitters met Tuesday afternoons from September to June, in the Session House, to work on shawls and lap robes. These shawls are given as gifts of caring to celebrate special occasions and to brighten the life of a loved one or someone in need.
We welcome anyone who likes to knit or crochet to join our group, and supply the yarn and the patterns. Knitters supply their own needles. Our shawls are knit with acrylic yarn, as it can be machine washed and dried.
The church office (631-324-0711) or Nancy Andrews (631-324-1347) may be contacted for information.
Open Sanctuary - Prayer Meeting
On Wednesdays from noon till one, we open the Sanctuary to our community for prayer, meditation, and quiet time.
12:00-12:30 | Individual Prayer
12:30-12:45 | Pastor-led communal prayer
12:45-1:00 | Individual Prayer or One-on-one Pastoral Prayer
Book Club
At its first gathering of the new year, the Book Club will discuss Winter Garden by Kristin Hannah, author of the smash-hit best-seller The Nightingale. The novel explores the question, “Can a woman ever really know herself if she doesn't know her mother?” In it, a pair of sisters are confronted with the hidden life story of their own parents, a captivating, mysterious love story that spans 65 years and moves from frozen, war torn Leningrad to modern-day Alaska.
Prayer Group
The Monday morning prayer group meets Monday mornings at the Session House at 9 am to spend time in prayer for the church and the needs of the congregation. All are welcome-please feel free to drop in anytime!
FPC Breakfast Club
Join for food + fellowship - notify Pastor Jon if you plan to attend. Tuesdays at 7:30 am.
Prayer Shawl Knitting
Our prayer shawl knitters met Tuesday afternoons from September to June, in the Session House, to work on shawls and lap robes. These shawls are given as gifts of caring to celebrate special occasions and to brighten the life of a loved one or someone in need.
We welcome anyone who likes to knit or crochet to join our group, and supply the yarn and the patterns. Knitters supply their own needles. Our shawls are knit with acrylic yarn, as it can be machine washed and dried.
The church office (631-324-0711) or Nancy Andrews (631-324-1347) may be contacted for information.
Open Sanctuary - Prayer Meeting
On Wednesdays from noon till one, we open the Sanctuary to our community for prayer, meditation, and quiet time.
12:00-12:30 | Individual Prayer
12:30-12:45 | Pastor-led communal prayer
12:45-1:00 | Individual Prayer or One-on-one Pastoral Prayer
Meeting of the Congregation
The Session has called a congregational meeting to take place following the Sunday worship service on January 25 for the purpose of receiving the annual report and reviewing the 2026 operating budget.
Prayer Group
The Monday morning prayer group meets in the Session House at 9 a.m. to spend time in prayer for the church and the needs of the congregation. All are welcome-please feel free to drop in anytime!
FPC Breakfast Club
Join for food + fellowship - notify Pastor Jon if you plan to attend. Tuesdays at 7:30 am.
Prayer Shawl Knitting
Our prayer shawl knitters met Tuesday afternoons from September to June, in the Session House, to work on shawls and lap robes. These shawls are given as gifts of caring to celebrate special occasions and to brighten the life of a loved one or someone in need.
We welcome anyone who likes to knit or crochet to join our group, and supply the yarn and the patterns. Knitters supply their own needles. Our shawls are knit with acrylic yarn, as it can be machine washed and dried.
The church office (631-324-0711) or Nancy Andrews (631-324-1347) may be contacted for information.
Open Sanctuary - Prayer Meeting
On Wednesdays from noon till one, we open the Sanctuary to our community for prayer, meditation, and quiet time.
12:00-12:30 | Individual Prayer
12:30-12:45 | Pastor-led communal prayer
12:45-1:00 | Individual Prayer or One-on-one Pastoral Prayer
Prayer Group
The Monday morning prayer group meets in the Session House at 9 a.m. to spend time in prayer for the church and the needs of the congregation. All are welcome-please feel free to drop in anytime!
FPC Breakfast Club
Join for food + fellowship - notify Pastor Jon if you plan to attend. Tuesdays at 7:30 am.
Prayer Shawl Knitting
Our prayer shawl knitters met Tuesday afternoons from September to June, in the Session House, to work on shawls and lap robes. These shawls are given as gifts of caring to celebrate special occasions and to brighten the life of a loved one or someone in need.
We welcome anyone who likes to knit or crochet to join our group, and supply the yarn and the patterns. Knitters supply their own needles. Our shawls are knit with acrylic yarn, as it can be machine washed and dried.
The church office (631-324-0711) or Nancy Andrews (631-324-1347) may be contacted for information.
Open Sanctuary - Prayer Meeting
On Wednesdays from noon till one, we open the Sanctuary to our community for prayer, meditation, and quiet time.
12:00-12:30 | Individual Prayer
12:30-12:45 | Pastor-led communal prayer
12:45-1:00 | Individual Prayer or One-on-one Pastoral Prayer
Prayer Group
The Monday morning prayer group meets in the Session House at 9 a.m. to spend time in prayer for the church and the needs of the congregation. All are welcome-please feel free to drop in anytime!
FPC Breakfast Club
Join for food + fellowship - notify Pastor Jon if you plan to attend. Tuesdays at 7:30 am.
Prayer Shawl Knitting
Our prayer shawl knitters met Tuesday afternoons from September to June, in the Session House, to work on shawls and lap robes. These shawls are given as gifts of caring to celebrate special occasions and to brighten the life of a loved one or someone in need.
We welcome anyone who likes to knit or crochet to join our group, and supply the yarn and the patterns. Knitters supply their own needles. Our shawls are knit with acrylic yarn, as it can be machine washed and dried.
The church office (631-324-0711) or Nancy Andrews (631-324-1347) may be contacted for information.
Open Sanctuary - Prayer Meeting
On Wednesdays from noon till one, we open the Sanctuary to our community for prayer, meditation, and quiet time.
12:00-12:30 | Individual Prayer
12:30-12:45 | Pastor-led communal prayer
12:45-1:00 | Individual Prayer or One-on-one Pastoral Prayer
Prayer Group
The Monday morning prayer group meets in the Session House at 9 a.m. to spend time in prayer for the church and the needs of the congregation. All are welcome-please feel free to drop in anytime!
FPC Breakfast Club
Join for food + fellowship - notify Pastor Jon if you plan to attend. Tuesdays at 7:30 am.
Prayer Shawl Knitting
Our prayer shawl knitters met Tuesday afternoons from September to June, in the Session House, to work on shawls and lap robes. These shawls are given as gifts of caring to celebrate special occasions and to brighten the life of a loved one or someone in need.
We welcome anyone who likes to knit or crochet to join our group, and supply the yarn and the patterns. Knitters supply their own needles. Our shawls are knit with acrylic yarn, as it can be machine washed and dried.
The church office (631-324-0711) or Nancy Andrews (631-324-1347) may be contacted for information.
Open Sanctuary - Prayer Meeting
On Wednesdays from noon till one, we open the Sanctuary to our community for prayer, meditation, and quiet time.
12:00-12:30 | Individual Prayer
12:30-12:45 | Pastor-led communal prayer
12:45-1:00 | Individual Prayer or One-on-one Pastoral Prayer
Prayer Group
The Monday morning prayer group meets in the Session House at 9 a.m. to spend time in prayer for the church and the needs of the congregation. All are welcome-please feel free to drop in anytime!
FPC Breakfast Club
Join for food + fellowship - notify Pastor Jon if you plan to attend. Tuesdays at 7:30 am.
Prayer Shawl Knitting
Our prayer shawl knitters met Tuesday afternoons from September to June, in the Session House, to work on shawls and lap robes. These shawls are given as gifts of caring to celebrate special occasions and to brighten the life of a loved one or someone in need.
We welcome anyone who likes to knit or crochet to join our group, and supply the yarn and the patterns. Knitters supply their own needles. Our shawls are knit with acrylic yarn, as it can be machine washed and dried.
The church office (631-324-0711) or Nancy Andrews (631-324-1347) may be contacted for information.
Open Sanctuary - Prayer Meeting
On Wednesdays from noon till one, we open the Sanctuary to our community for prayer, meditation, and quiet time.
12:00-12:30 | Individual Prayer
12:30-12:45 | Pastor-led communal prayer
12:45-1:00 | Individual Prayer or One-on-one Pastoral Prayer
Mission Trip to Cuba
The East End churches are planning to visit their sister church, La Iglesia- Presbiteriana Reformada in Güines, Cuba next March, 2020. The Cuban Church has requested that they receive our passport information by December 1.
Book Club
Book and Dagger: How Scholars and Librarians Became the Unlikely Spies of World War II, nonfiction by Elysse Graham, is the subject of the Book Club’s March discussion. It brings to life the previously untold tale of the academics who became OSS spies, invented modern spy-craft, and helped turn the tide of the war. The author takes readers all over the world to show how, as Nazis burned books, book lovers were defending the freedom of ideas.
Book Club
The final book in the 2025 reading-discussion series is The Secret Life of Sunflowers by Marta Molnar, a gripping and inspiring novel based on the true story of Johanna Bonger, Vincent van Gogh's sister-in-law. It begins when Hollywood auctioneer Emsley Wilson finds her famous grandmother's diary while cleaning out her New York brownstone; the pages are full of surprises, but the greatest surprise is that the diary isn’t her grandmother’s, after all, but was written by Johanna as a 28-year-old widow with nothing to her name—except some paintings. . . .
Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
Join for a festive candlelight service of music and readings from the nativity story.
Prayer Shawl Knitting
Our prayer shawl knitters met Tuesday afternoons from September to June, in the Session House, to work on shawls and lap robes. These shawls are given as gifts of caring to celebrate special occasions and to brighten the life of a loved one or someone in need.
We welcome anyone who likes to knit or crochet to join our group, and supply the yarn and the patterns. Knitters supply their own needles. Our shawls are knit with acrylic yarn, as it can be machine washed and dried.
The church office (631-324-0711) or Nancy Andrews (631-324-1347) may be contacted for information.
Service of Lessons & Carols
This traditional worship service celebrates the birth of Jesus as told in short Bible readings interspersed with Christmas anthems and hymns. Our Chancel and Handbell Choirs will be featured in a program brimming with music guaranteed to fill your hearts with the spirit of Christmas. All are welcome!
Youth Group
Join for a special Christmas edition of Youth Group where students will participate in the children’s Christmas Pageant Play.
Community Holiday Concert
Enjoy a community holiday gathering in our historic sanctuary on Friday, Dec. 19 at 7 p.m. This festive evening will feature Christmas and Hanukkah songs by the Harbor Bells and First Church handbell groups, a vocal quartet, singalong songs, and more. Bring donations of food pantry items and new adult-size hoodies for Maureen’s Haven. Refreshments will be served. For more information: 631-332-2550
Prayer Shawl Knitting
Our prayer shawl knitters met Tuesday afternoons from September to June, in the Session House, to work on shawls and lap robes. These shawls are given as gifts of caring to celebrate special occasions and to brighten the life of a loved one or someone in need.
We welcome anyone who likes to knit or crochet to join our group, and supply the yarn and the patterns. Knitters supply their own needles. Our shawls are knit with acrylic yarn, as it can be machine washed and dried.
The church office (631-324-0711) or Nancy Andrews (631-324-1347) may be contacted for information.
Manse Open House
Members and friends in the community are invited to stop in for a drink, snack, and conversation. The Manse will be open to come-and-go guests, with no RSVP required
Children's Christmas Pageant
Children ages 4+ are invited to participate in the First Church Christmas Pageant! This special tradition offers children the opportunity to lead in worship and share the nativity story. Costumes provided!
Deacons Christmas Tea
Christmas Tea hosted by the Deacons,
1:00-3:00 pm in the Session House. Tickets can be purchased from any Deacon or in the Church Office
$25/adult | $10/child under 12
Prayer Shawl Knitting
Our prayer shawl knitters met Tuesday afternoons from September to June, in the Session House, to work on shawls and lap robes. These shawls are given as gifts of caring to celebrate special occasions and to brighten the life of a loved one or someone in need.
We welcome anyone who likes to knit or crochet to join our group, and supply the yarn and the patterns. Knitters supply their own needles. Our shawls are knit with acrylic yarn, as it can be machine washed and dried.
The church office (631-324-0711) or Nancy Andrews (631-324-1347) may be contacted for information.
Youth Group
Join for a special Thanksgiving edition of Youth Group where students will prepare and bake pies for use in the Thanksgiving Community Meal.
Prayer Shawl Knitting
Our prayer shawl knitters met Tuesday afternoons from September to June, in the Session House, to work on shawls and lap robes. These shawls are given as gifts of caring to celebrate special occasions and to brighten the life of a loved one or someone in need.
We welcome anyone who likes to knit or crochet to join our group, and supply the yarn and the patterns. Knitters supply their own needles. Our shawls are knit with acrylic yarn, as it can be machine washed and dried.
The church office (631-324-0711) or Nancy Andrews (631-324-1347) may be contacted for information.
Decorate the Sanctuary
Join us for coffee, pastries, and a morning of decorating our beautiful Sanctuary to the sounds of Christmas music!
Community Thanksgiving Lunch
Seating at 11:30, meal at noon. This annual meal is provided free to all who would like to attend. Please consider joining us for this time of fellowship.
For reservations call or email the church office, 631-324-0711.
To volunteer on Thanksgiving Day or donate food, sign up below.
This is a dine-in fellowship event, take-out will not be available this year.
Youth Group
Join for a special Thanksgiving edition of Youth Group where students will prepare and bake apple pies for use in the Thanksgiving Community Meal.
Prayer Shawl Knitting
Our prayer shawl knitters met Tuesday afternoons from September to June, in the Session House, to work on shawls and lap robes. These shawls are given as gifts of caring to celebrate special occasions and to brighten the life of a loved one or someone in need.
We welcome anyone who likes to knit or crochet to join our group, and supply the yarn and the patterns. Knitters supply their own needles. Our shawls are knit with acrylic yarn, as it can be machine washed and dried.
The church office (631-324-0711) or Nancy Andrews (631-324-1347) may be contacted for information.
East Hampton Women's Cancer Support Group
This group provides support for cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers. Meetings will be held in the Manse beside the First Presbyterian Church the second and fourth Sundays of the month this fall. Please notify Alyson Rodriguez if you plan to attend: alysoncrooms@gmail.com
Stewardship Sunday
During the November 23 worship service, we will be joined by the Rev. Trevon Ferguson from Calvary Baptist Church as we participate in Stewardship Sunday. In the coming days, you will receive a stewardship letter and pledge card.
Prayer Shawl Knitting
Our prayer shawl knitters met Tuesday afternoons from September to June, in the Session House, to work on shawls and lap robes. These shawls are given as gifts of caring to celebrate special occasions and to brighten the life of a loved one or someone in need.
We welcome anyone who likes to knit or crochet to join our group, and supply the yarn and the patterns. Knitters supply their own needles. Our shawls are knit with acrylic yarn, as it can be machine washed and dried.
The church office (631-324-0711) or Nancy Andrews (631-324-1347) may be contacted for information.
Stewardship Gathering: Music Ministry
Stewardship Gatherings are open to members and friends of the church. Each gathering will focus on only one ministry and follow the same program. Attendees must RSVP to the church office and indicate which gathering(s) they plan to attend. This one will focus on the future and funding for the music program at the First Presbyterian Church.
30 minutes | Welcome & snacks
30 minutes | Pastor’s Talk & Guided Discussion
30 minutes | Closing & Farewell
Hosted by Elder Barbara D’Andrea.
Book Club
At its November gathering, the Book Club will discuss My Friends by Fredrik Backman. My Friends tells the moving story of a group of teenagers who find refuge from their bruising home lives by spending long summer days on an abandoned pier telling silly jokes, sharing secrets, and committing small acts of rebellion. It was a number-one New York Times best-seller and named a “most-anticipate book” of 2025 by Goodreads, USA TODAY, Marie Claire, Sunset Magazine, and many more.