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Memorial Presbyterian Church

 32 Sevilla Street , St. Augustine Florida 32084, 904-829-6451

 

We are Florida's oldest Presbyterian congregation in the nation's oldest city and are members of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Memorial Presbyterian Church, a historic congregation in the Reformed tradition, is committed to serve God through Jesus Christ by reaching out to the world to nurture Christian Faith, build community, bridge differences, and heal wounds.

 

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Christian worship is the glad response of the people of God for God’s self-giving to us and to all the world in Jesus Christ. In it, we remember what God has done; we are nurtured in our faith and life and are renewed for our service in the world. While worship may do something for us, ultimately it is not for us that worship is done. To worship God in Jesus Christ is to praise God. It is to acknowledge God’s ultimate value in our lives and the poverty of our lives apart from God. And so, we pause, we turn, and together we offer our praise and thanks to the One who has created us, who redeems us, and who sustains us in every day of life. From the sanctuary we go forth to live out our worship in daily life.

There are two services of worship each Lord’s Day at Memorial Presbyterian Church. The 8:30 a.m. service is an abbreviated form of the later service and a bit less formal. The 11:00 a.m. service includes the choir and other special music. The sermon for both services is the same. Both services are accompanied by our ninety rank Aeolian-Skinner pipe organ.

The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper is celebrated the first Sunday of each month at both services. A Service of Healing and Wholeness is offered, following the 11:00 a.m. service, on the third Sunday of each month. It is held in the chapel, which is adjacent to the sanctuary.

Visitors are always welcome and casual clothing is quite acceptable at either service. Please consider joining us soon for Sunday worship. 

MPC Worship/Fellowship Schedule

Sunday Morning

  • 8:30 am     Early Worship Service
  • 9:30 am     Adult and Children's Sunday School
  • 11:00 am   Worship Service

 Nursery is provided Sunday mornings from 8:30 am - 12:00 pm and Wednesdays from 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm. 

Please see the Ministries menu for more information on available classes and Bible Study groups.

 

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Our Vision for the MPC Staff
 
 
Our new Memorial Staff design and background material is now available.
 Please take a moment to review it and feel free to send any questions to the chair 
of the Personnel Committee, Gale Ladwig, or to the pastor, Dudley Weaver. The intent behind
 the new staffing is to expand our ministry and mission to families with young 
children and our youth and college ministry, and to see each as an integral part of our
 whole ministry.




 
MPC Staff




Front row: Rev. Allan Wollenberg, Marge Marsh, Rev. Dr. Earl Thompson

Back row: DeeDee Twombly, Mary McKemy, Rev. Dr. Dudley Weaver, Ray McDonald 

Missing: Adam Smith


 


 





 
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