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We will welcome new and returning students to the UA campus on August 19th-21st with free water, snacks, and Eegees slushies. We invite you to join us in handing them out from 10AM to 2PM. We would also be grateful for donations of water and cash to facilitate this event. Coordinate with the office to drop off donations, and put your name down on the sign-up sheet on the Social Hall stage if you're interested. We are hoping to get 2-3 people per hourly time slot.
Our annual Corn Roast will take place on the 4th Sunday of September, the 28th, immediately after the 10AM worship service. The church will supply the corn, and we ask you to bring your favorite pie to share. There will be a signup sheet on the Social Hall stage for the pies. Don't miss it!
You’d make the weekly announcements, say the opening prayer, and read the scripture. It’s not difficult; a clear script is provided so you don’t have to make up anything on the fly. The signup sheet is on the Social Hall stage if you’re interested in contributing to our worship service in this way during the next four months.
The Josefina Ahumada Workers Center at Southside Presbyterian church has plenty of workers available for yard work or help with handyman jobs. Please see www.southsidecentro.org for more information.
We have quite a few beautifully handmade cards available for the taking on the Social Hall stage. Suggested donation is $3 per person, or whatever your heart moves you to give.
The choir is taking a break during the summer. Sunday rehearsals will resume on August 3rd at 9 AM, and Thursday practices on August 21st at 6:30 PM.
The Upper Room devotional magazines for July/August and September/October are free for the taking on the narthex table. If you'd like to have one mailed to you, please contact the office and specify if you need large print or not.
We would greatly appreciate having more volunteers in the kitchen for food prep before the 10AM worship service and clean-up after Fellowship hour. It's not difficult work at all, but it's time consuming with so few people doing it.
Thank you to everyone who has helped so far with your gifts of time, energy, money and food! We couldn't do this without you!
Our Digest will generally be issued on the first Tuesday of each month.
If you'd like to be put on the mailing list (either email or 'snail' mail) please contact the church office.
If you have a prayer request, please contact the church office or pastor, or share it with the congregation during the Joys and Concerns segment of the Sunday worship service. We can also include your request (anonymously if you wish) in the next digest.
We have quite a number of items on our Lost and Found shelf! If you have lost anything over the past year either inside our building or out in the parking lot, please inquire at the office to see if we have found it.
First Church Tucson is a courageous church! Established in 1879 as the first Protestant church in our city, First Church Tucson continues to pave the way in creating a faith community that embraces all peoples into the grace of God.
We are dedicated to improving the lives of those in our community. Your contribution today makes our ministries and community projects more effective.
To make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.
As a courageous community of faith, we celebrate the diversity of all God’s children, welcome everyone to share in God’s love and grace, and offer a sanctuary of hope.
Our goal is to meet the spiritual needs that First Church Tucson is uniquely equipped to fill. We aspire to minister to the university community.
While seeking to care for our aging congregation, we will invite and engage those who have never attended as well as those who have been disappointed or rejected by a faith community in the past.
We affirm and welcome all persons regardless of age, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, or gender identity into full participation, and membership.
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