Showing posts with label First Presbyterian Church. Show all posts
Showing posts with label First Presbyterian Church. Show all posts

Thursday, January 19, 2017

Here's the church, here's the steeple...


Last night I had the pleasure of presenting my phototalk on Sacred Spaces of Birmingham, at First Presbyterian Church. We Presbyterians call it , "First Pres".  Many thanks to  Associate Pastor, Reverend Cat Goodrich for inviting me, and to the members who gave me a warm welcome. This church, in the heart of our downtown district, is a loving and welcoming community that continues to serve and make a difference in our city. 

Sunday, July 31, 2016

Urban Steeples


The beautiful First Presbyterian Church in downtown Birmingham. I love it's classic design and the fact that this is a very caring congregation that is a vital part of our downtown community doing such wonderful outreach.
First Presbyterian Church
2100 4th Avenue North
Birmingham AL 

Sunday, June 28, 2015

Sunday Church Series - First Pres



Birmingham's First Presbyterian Church , since 1872, has been a welcoming place of worship in downtown Birmingham. I am honored to be exhibiting some of my work in their art gallery, the month of July.

Friday, July 25, 2014

Safe Haven


Since 1983, when it began in the basement of First Presbyterian Church downtown, this safe haven is the only emergency shelter for homeless women and homeless women and children, operating 24 hours a day, here in dowtown Birmingham.

Sunday, March 30, 2014

Sunday Church Series - First Pres


First Presbyterian Church is located in downtown Birmingham and is a welcoming place. I admire the work that they do for our city.

Sunday, January 29, 2012

Sunday Church Series - First Pres...the balcony


I loved poking around First Presbyterian Church.  The balcony level was pretty special.  Look what I found.

Sunday, December 11, 2011

Sunday Church Series - First Pres


A few weeks ago I attended the Pancake Breakfast to benefit First Light Women's Shelter.  It was held downtown at First Presbyterian Church, and rightly so, First Pres (as it is affectionately known) founded this wonderful shelter for women and children.  My church actively supports FIrst Light so I have had the privilege of serving dinner there on a number of occasions.  The Pancake Breakfast is an annual event and I enjoyed a delicious breakfast and later Re. Shannon Webster was kind enough to show me around the Sanctuary and allow me to take a few photographs.

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Sunday Church Series - First Pres


Birmingham's First Presbyterian Church gets a lot of face time on this blog. It's a beautiful place of worship, and from time to time I sit in the carpool line right beside it!  Pays to have your camera handy.

Friday, February 26, 2010

Twin Peaks


Taken from 21 st Street North, looking south at the beautiful bell tower of

Saturday, January 9, 2010

Oh the Details!


I was stopped in traffic on 21st Street North beside First Presbyterian Church recently, and I spotted this wonderful detail work that I'd never noticed before. Luckily I had my camera. I rolled down the window and here it is for you to admire!

I've posted other photos of this wonderful old downtown Birmingham church here.

Sunday, January 18, 2009

A Home In the Heart of Our City


This is Birmingham's First Presbyterian Church, "First Pres".  The first church in the new city of Birmingham, it calls itself " A Home in the Heart of the City" and it certainly is.  Surrounded by Birmingham's financial and business district this historic church has too many wonderful outreach ministries to mention.  May I inject a personal note that their First Light program is one for which I have a special interest and respect.  A historical note that I think you will find very interesting,  their long time former pastor, Dr. Edward Ramage, was one of the pastors to receive Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s  Letter from the Birmingham Jail.  So as you can see, this church has a long history of acceptance and service to our community.


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