Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church

Join us Sunday as we read and reflect on Proverbs 23 and Matthew 6.

This is the fourth in a sermon series discussing the current day relevance of the Church’s historical Seven Deadly Sins. We considered “anger” last week; this week, we tackle gluttony. Is it a sin? Is it a major sin or a minor one? What do rats, toads and snakes have to do with it? Come expecting to be stretched and challenged, but ultimately embraced by the amazing grace of God.

A friendly house of God, LPPC sings joyfully, worships fully and follows the service with a lively and connecting time of fellowship. Please join us!!

ABOUT 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. We laugh and cry together. We sing, and sometimes we dance. Our building is full of stained glass, carved wood, red-aisled carpets and hard wood floors.

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.