Rev. Alvis invites you to a series of contemplative conversations about listening to the scripture.

This year’s Christmas Eve promises carols, candlelight, and cold weather.

Share the things you are most grateful for with your Fondren Presbyterian family. The Gratitude Tree awaits your contribution!

The “active” period of the capital campaign drive is nearing its end. Have you made your contribution?

The final stretch … have you made your capital campaign pledge?

Doorways into church can take many different forms, and this week Rev. Alvis discusses the importance of maintaining these points of entry in the growth of the church body.

The ministry of Jesus Christ through Fondren Presbyterian Church is not only what happens in the building. It is what happens through the church community as the facility is used as a place for preparation, education, worship and service.

Let’s talk about the real reason for the Halloween season, All Saints’ Day.

This week, Joel asks “what’s next” for the Jackson water crisis and shares a statement urging local, state, and federal leaders to come together to find a solution.

The legacy of Dr. Moody McDill is a critical building block for the future of Fondren Pres.

As we embark on this period of vital fundraising for the church, Rev. Alvis asks us to reflect on the efforts that came before and laid the foundation for the work we must accomplish.

Rambling through the Mississippi Delta over a weekend, Rev. Alvis’ thoughts turn to the transformative journeys of others.

Meet Fondren Pres member Kayla Abdeen-Riggs and Deputy K-9 Ringo as they share their story at this week’s Wednesdays Together program.

This week, Joel celebrates the long and consequential career of The Reverend Rims Barber.

Fondren Presbyterian is kicking off its capital campaign in support of the upcoming HVAC replacement and building renovation projects.

Jan Taylor shares an update about Clausell Elementary’s recent field trip to Mississippi Children’s Museum.