NEW MEMBER CLASS
A new member class for adults usually consists of 1) a discussion about the origins, beliefs, and government of the Presbyterian Church (USA), 2) an explanation of the church sacraments, 3) a presentation of the history, programs, and activities of our church, and 4) a discussion about membership expectations. Church members who desire a refresher course are also welcome to attend this lunch and class. Reservations for lunch are required. Please call the church office (637-0770) . Also, let the office know if you need child care. This class, taught by PASTOR DAVIES f
In addition to the class, new members will be formally received into the membership of the church during a meeting of the Session on the third Tuesday of each month at 6:45 p.m. New members will be introduced and welcomed before the congregation during the worship services on the following Sunday . Please direct any questions about the lunch and class and church membership to Pastor Davies.
Church members who desire a refresher course are also welcome to attend this lunch and class. Reservations for lunch are required. Please call the church or e-mail us. Please let the church know if you will need child care.
Membership
- By Profession of faith, if you have never before made such a profession. Baptism is required if you have never been baptized.
- By letter of dismissal or transfer from another christian denomination.
- By reaffirmation of faith in the event that you formerly belonged to a denomination, which does not issue a letter of dismissal
The Leadership of First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church follows the reformed tradition and belongs to the Presbyterian Church (USA). The church is governed in accordance with the Constitution of the denomination, consisting of the Book of Order (BOO) and the Book of Confessions (BOC). The BOC guides the church in its' interpretation of scripture. The BOO provides the framework of procedures under which the local church and the denomination operate.
The BOO call for three elected and ordained offices to lead and govern the local church. They are the Pastors, the Elders, and the Deacons. In the Presbyterian Church, the Pastors and Elders serve with equal authority in leading the word and ministry of the congregation.
Beyond the local church, FPC of Inverness is a member of the Presbytery of Tampa Bay and the Synod of South Atlantic.
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