Embrace the intersection of tradition and opportunity in the Young Adults Ministry! While the rich history of the First Presbyterian Church of Houston is captivating, the prospect of new experiences truly ignites my enthusiasm.
FPC Houston is ushering in a new era— the new lead pastor is one year into his time, and there is revitalized hope and a steadfast commitment to the next generation. The chance to build around a solid leadership core of Young Adults, momentum surrounding new people visiting weekly, and the opportunity to reach the masses at nearby colleges and universities make the next Young Adults Pastor/Director role at First Presbyterian an exciting prospect!
Established in 1839, the First Presbyterian Church of Houston (FPC) has been instrumental in shaping the spiritual landscape of Houston and Texas. As Houston became a global city, FPC actively sent church planters across the region, prioritizing spiritual growth, evangelism, discipleship, and missions.
FPC aims for Spirit-led worship, offering transformative experiences that resonate with members and welcome new worshippers. The church, led by Senior Pastor Curtis Broznan since 2023, is poised for growth, planning to fill key staff positions in 2024 to enhance its dynamic momentum.
With a commitment to practical teachings and life transformation, FPC provides growth opportunities through diverse programs, small groups, mentoring, and special events. As more individuals and families explore the vibrant happenings at First Presbyterian, the excitement continues to build for the future.
The Young Adults Pastor/Director will oversee the ministry for those ages 18-35. The current ministry has growing numbers of those in the 25-35 y/0 range, and the church would love to see a more vibrant effort being made with those who fall in the “college age” group as well.
This new leader will be given much freedom as he or she forms and formats the next steps with the ministry.
There is a Sunday morning gathering, midweek men’s and women’s groups, and monthly events.
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