Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church

On Sunday, July 30th, please join us for the 8th SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST.

We will be welcoming back guest speaker Rev. Deb Mcguire. 

The theme for this week’s sermon will be “SCRIBES”.

We hope to see you!

On Sunday, July 23rd, please join us for the 7th SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST.

We will be welcoming back guest speaker Rev. Deb Mcguire. 

The theme for this week’s sermon will be “Both”.

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On Sunday, July 16th, please join us for the 6th SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST.

We will be welcoming back guest speaker Rev. Deb Mcguire. 

The theme for this week’s sermon will be “Where the Wind Blows”.

We hope to see you!

On Sunday, July 9th, please join us for the 5th SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST.

We will be welcoming back guest speaker Clarita Wooldridge. A San Francisco native and registered nurse, she attended SFTS where she received a Master of Divinity Degree which she followed with a Diploma in the Art of Spiritual Direction. Clarita is certified to obtain an ordained call to ministry in a meaningful way, serving where Jesus leads her.

The theme for this week’s sermon will be “THE JOY OF DISCOVERY“.

We would also like to thank David Zhao for playing piano again for us, and sharing his gift of music.

We hope to see you!

On Sunday, July 2nd, please join us for the 4TH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST.

We will be welcoming guest pastor Rev. Terry Dwyer and we have a full program of beautiful live music planned with the guest musicians Austin and Eric Mayerhofer .

The theme for this week’s sermon will be “DIFFICULT PEOPLE“.

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This coming Sunday, join us  to celebrate 3RD SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST.

We will be welcoming back guest pastor Becky Warren. The theme for this week’s sermon is “PRELUDE TO INDEPENDENCE“.

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This coming Sunday, join us  to celebrate FATHER’S DAY . “Presbyterian Men Sunday is the Sunday otherwise recognized as Father’s Day. The General Assembly intentionally planned for the Church on this day to recognize the contributions of all men and not limit today’s celebration only to those who have children. It includes single men, stepfathers, grandfathers, men who are unable to be with their children, and all other men who do not necessarily fit in these categories.”

We will be welcoming back guest pastor Rev. Becky Warren. The theme for this week’s sermon is “ADVICE AND EXAMPLE“.

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This coming Sunday, join us  to celebrate TRINITY SUNDAY . “On Trinity Sunday we proclaim the mystery of our faith in the triune God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit, One-in-Three and Three-in-One.

The celebration of Trinity Sunday began among Western Christians in the 10th century and developed slowly until it was formally established on the Sunday after Pentecost by Pope John XXII (1316-1334).”

We will be welcoming back guest pastor Rev. Deb McGuire. The theme for this week’s sermon is “Between Two Worlds“.

We hope to see you!

Russian icon by Andrei Rublev (1360-1430) depicting the three visitors to Abraham and Sarah (Genesis 18).

Please join us this Sunday to celebrate the Day of Pentecost which is the gift of the Holy Spirit descending in a mighty rush of wind and flame to inspire the church’s proclamation of Christ’s rising and to empower its mission and ministry to the world. (See Acts 2:1-13; see also Joel 2:28-32).

We will be welcoming guest pastor Rev. Deb McGuire and our musical guests Lucy, Katinka and Alinando Lennemann. They will be  playing a variety of beautiful music from Chopin to Rachmaninoff.

The theme for this week’s sermon is “What To Do“.

We hope to see you!

Come worship with us on Mother’s Day!

Come listen. Come learn. Come sing. Come expecting to be embraced by the amazing grace of God. A welcoming church, we sing joyfully, worship fully and follow the service with a lively and connecting time of fellowship. Join us!

Like most church congregations, we worship, study, pray and care for one another. We reach out to our neighborhood and world to share the love of God and the Good News of Jesus Christ.  Come visit a historic building, commemorated in 1922!  It is beautiful, up on the second floor which brings a peaceful and quiet spirituality into the sanctuary.

We have been in ministry since 1908, and we have members who have been here for more than 50 of those years! Fellowship (coffee, tea, food and friendship) is a very important part of our time together; many of our friends and members linger over a lunch meal for 45 minutes or more. Our congregation includes third generation members, newcomers, centenarians, artists, world travelers and motorcyclists – to categorize just a few of our members (which of course is really utter folly as each one of us is too unique to put in a box!). Needless to say, we are welcoming – really; we even hosted a bar mitzvah once.