Sunday, November 9
8:30 & 11:00am Worship

In the Kirkin’ of the Tartan service, we remember the Scottish origins of the Presbyterian Church with bagpipes and drums, and with the blessing of the tartans.

We also celebrate our shared life together as children of God. You are invited to celebrate your unique ancestry by wearing a family plaid or traditional clothing of your heritage.

Fellowship Breakfast is back for Kirkin’!
9:15-10:15am | Holland Hall
$7/person and $25/family max.
Scottish themed Fellowship Breakfast includes:
Drop Scones, Breakfast Meats (Sausage, Kielbasa, Ham), Roasted Tomatoes, Heinz Beans, Fried/Sauteed Mushrooms, Quiche, Porridge/Oats, Fruit, OJ/Milk/Coffee

Kirkin’ 101 | 9:45am-10:30am | Room 057
Come learn about the tradition of Kirkin’ of the Tartan. What’s with the bagpipes? The tartans? The kilts? What can it teach us about roots of the Presbyterian Church and how this tradition might lead us to more fully celebrate the diversity within our faith today?

Sign up to carry a tartan in the Gathering Space or email Jeffrey Meeks below.

Understand more, love deeper, act justly on Immigration

Sept 14 | Oct 12 | Oct 26 | Nov 9

2:15-5:45pm at FPC

A Grief Share Workshop led by Stephen Ministry

Tuesday, November 11

6-8pm | Room 052

Wondering how you will survive the weeks surrounding Thanksgiving and Christmas, when everything has changed? Join us! You’ll be welcomed by warm, caring people who understand what you are going through and who want to help. RSVP below.

Wednesday, November 12

beginning at 9:15am
Clarkston, Georgia

These tours give participants the opportunity to visit several Friends of Refugees programs and hear stories of courage and impact along the way. After the tour, we’ll continue the conversation over lunch at a local restaurant.

Below is a quick look at the schedule:

9:15–9:30 | Welcome & Overview

9:30–11:25 | Program Visits & Tours (with travel between sites)

11:30 | Return to Embrace House & Debrief

Thursday, November 13

7:30-9:30pm at The Foxglove

FREE EVENT

RSVP Requested Below

Fight The Epidemic Of Loneliness
Join us for an Evening of Festivities to help furnish the new NAMI Cobb Mental Health Drop In Center to be located at First Presbyterian Church Marietta

Sunday, November 23

8am – 1pm Holland Hall

Every day, blood donors help patients of all ages: accident and burn victims, heart surgery and organ transplant patients, and those battling cancer. In fact, every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood.

Thursday, November 27

FPC’s team, Heart & Soles for MUST, is gearing up once again for the annual Gobble Jog to support MUST Ministries. If you’d like to join, find the registration link at fpcmarietta.org/events.

Thursday, November 27 | 12pm Noon

We’re inviting community families to enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving Meal and need volunteers! Volunteers will feast, as well!

To donate a dessert, please drop it off at the church on Wednesday, 11/26, 10am-12pm.

And if you would like to make a financial contribution to offset the cost of this meal, give online below.