Welcome to First Presbyterian Church in New Orleans!
We are a church with a rich history. Feel free to browse our website and discover more about us. First Presbyterian is an open and affirming congregation that welcomes and encourages all to join us in worship. We are affiliated with the PC(USA).
We are a More Light Congregation and a member of the Covenant Network of Presbyterians. We welcome all people, all races, and all sexual orientations.
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David and Bathsheba! Sexual misconduct by a rich and powerful man was happening long before hashtags were invented!
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Seagulls! Jesus feeding the five thousand! And music too!
Congratulations on your upcoming wedding!
Want to know what it's like to walk down the aisle at First Presbyterian Church? Here's a three-minute video!
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Where humans may think they live in a world of scarcity, God's kingdom offers abundance! Loaves and fishes enough for all, with leftovers!
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Elder Bruce Robertson ponders changes in our society and changes in the church.
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The world says you have to earn what you get. Grace says God's love is a free gift. Things are different in God's kingdom!
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First Presbyterian Church is launching a capital campaign to raise funds for major repairs and upgrades to the building, including the replacement of old air conditioning systems and the installation of a handicap accessible restroom. Your donations and prayers are eagerly welcomed! Our theme is "The Little Church That Could." This Sunday's service kicked off the campaign. With God's help, and yours, we can do this!
To make a donation online, go to the "About" tab on the website and scroll to "Donate."
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When the Fourth of July falls on a Sunday, anything can happen! People wear their FPCNO 200th Anniversary t-shirts to church and everything!
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If you missed it, Sydney McMath is in town for a visit and gave us some awesome music on Sunday! Katie Brendler returned also for a sermon pondering the power of lament. Here's the link to the service video.