Ash Wednesday Service

AFTERNOON PRAYER EVERY WEDNESDAY IN LENT starting February 25th, ending on April 1st at 2pm in the Sanctuary and is open to all congregants and the community….

Sunday, March 1^st at 3pm EST.  Please join us for the Installation of the Rev. Nathaniel Fryer as the Pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Boonton, conducted under the authority of the Presbytery of the Highlands. There will be a reception following in Reighart Hall.

The church is widely involved in diaconal and charitable efforts throughout our city. Out of respect for the privacy of those that we serve, though, many of these activities are not widely publicized.

If you have a specific question or concern, feel free to ask a deacon or come to one of the church’s deacon meetings. Portions of the meetings are confidential, but there is always a time for people to talk and pray with our deacons.

Meditative Prayer with Scripture – being held at the church by The Rev. Nathaniel Fryer

A LENTEN LECTIO DIVINA (an ancient Christian practice that has been going on for at least 1,600 years). It is a Latin phrase meaning “divine reading” but don’t worry, you don’t have to know Latin to be a  part of Lectio. Lectio Divina is a way of slowing down when reading the Scriptures and engaging the text so that you hear God’s word for you.

Every Other Month

3rd Saturday of the Month

Meditative Prayer with Scripture – being held at the church by The Rev. Nathaniel Fryer

A LENTEN LECTIO DIVINA (an ancient Christian practice that has been going on for at least 1,600 years). It is a Latin phrase meaning “divine reading” but don’t worry, you don’t have to know Latin to be a  part of Lectio. Lectio Divina is a way of slowing down when reading the Scriptures and engaging the text so that you hear God’s word for you.

Meditative Prayer with Scripture – being held at the church by The Rev. Nathaniel Fryer

A LENTEN LECTIO DIVINA (an ancient Christian practice that has been going on for at least 1,600 years). It is a Latin phrase meaning “divine reading” but don’t worry, you don’t have to know Latin to be a  part of Lectio. Lectio Divina is a way of slowing down when reading the Scriptures and engaging the text so that you hear God’s word for you.