Our FPC Family Album

Christ Is Our Cornerstone

A vibrant congregation is involved in many activities. The photographs here are an informal visual record of who we are and what we do. We especially encourage FPC friends and family who are away from the Warren community to enjoy them and vicariously share in our common life. And you can keep current. Click here for automatic notification of FPC Family Album updates as new photos are posted.

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Some of our FPC 2002 Relay for Life participants.
Dan, Drew, Taylor, and Molly enjoy the Relay.
Susan Benner with the 2002 Relay Tee-Shirt.

We unveil the new church portrait at our 180th aniversary celebration.
The "Renaissance" Quartet sings for our birthday.
A view of our 180th Anniversary Banquet.

The Pastor with "Abner Hazeltine" (Jim Hill), the founder of our congregation in 1822.
Our Mexico Mission Team gathers for a pre-trip workday.
First there were some trees that needed to come down and stumps removed.

"Manual Labor" is not a Mexican name!!!
Then some heavy cement slabs had to be rolled into place.
Finally, a storage shed had to be rolled into place.

The day's only casualty - Ann Ferguson with her bandaged finger.
Our Pastor on Holy Humor Sunday.
Our Chancel Choir gets into the Holy Humor spirit.

Our traditional Easter Breakfast in Fellowship Hall.
Happy Easter, folks! He is Risen!!!
Our Youth Club Choir sings for worship.

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Some of our FPC 2002 Relay for Life participants.	Dan, Drew, Taylor, and Molly enjoy the Relay.	Susan Benner with the 2002 Relay Tee-Shirt.
We unveil the new church portrait at our 180th aniversary celebration.	The "Renaissance" Quartet sings for our birthday.	A view of our 180th Anniversary Banquet.
The Pastor with "Abner Hazeltine" (Jim Hill), the founder of our congregation in 1822.	Our Mexico Mission Team gathers for a pre-trip workday.	First there were some trees that needed to come down and stumps removed.
"Manual Labor" is not a Mexican name!!!	Then some heavy cement slabs had to be rolled into place.	Finally, a storage shed had to be rolled into place.
The day's only casualty - Ann Ferguson with her bandaged finger.	Our Pastor on Holy Humor Sunday.	Our Chancel Choir gets into the Holy Humor spirit.
Our traditional Easter Breakfast in Fellowship Hall.	Happy Easter, folks! He is Risen!!!	Our Youth Club Choir sings for worship.