MORE THAN welcome Upcoming & Recent Worship View Sermons and Live Worship Feed FirstTime? Learn More Kids &Youth Learn More YourJourney Learn More Our Latest News Scott’s Column: God’s Presence 07/23/2024 | NewsSunday I preached about God's presence. Though it didn't make it into the sermon, that week I read a beautiful description of the presence of the Spirit in our lives in the book She Who Is by Elizabeth A. Johnson. She writes that we humans experience the Spirit in a... read more Scott’s Column: The Life of Hope–Remembering Jürgen Moltmann 06/05/2024 | NewsThis week the greatest living theologian died. Jürgen Moltmann was 98 years old. He did not grow up religious, but found God and religion when he was in a prisoner of war camp in Britain, following the end of the Second World War. He went on to write some of the... read more Scott’s Column: Happy 300th Immanuel Kant 05/28/2024 | NewsBack on April 22nd, I messaged Fred Nielsen, "Happy 300th Birthday to Immanuel Kant." To which Fred replied, "Will you be celebrating in a particularly philosophical way?" To which I responded, "Of course. I'm going to respect the dignity of persons." Fred... read more Our Building First Central Congregational’s beautiful building offers rental space to community organizations and area professionals. Our sanctuary, which seats 600, has been utilized for vocal and instrumental performances, recitals, and concerts. Learn More Weddings First Central – for the church wedding of your dreams. Completed in 1921, First Central Congregational Church has been the site of many weddings and commitment ceremonies over the years. Non-members are welcome! Learn More
Scott’s Column: God’s Presence 07/23/2024 | NewsSunday I preached about God's presence. Though it didn't make it into the sermon, that week I read a beautiful description of the presence of the Spirit in our lives in the book She Who Is by Elizabeth A. Johnson. She writes that we humans experience the Spirit in a... read more
Scott’s Column: The Life of Hope–Remembering Jürgen Moltmann 06/05/2024 | NewsThis week the greatest living theologian died. Jürgen Moltmann was 98 years old. He did not grow up religious, but found God and religion when he was in a prisoner of war camp in Britain, following the end of the Second World War. He went on to write some of the... read more
Scott’s Column: Happy 300th Immanuel Kant 05/28/2024 | NewsBack on April 22nd, I messaged Fred Nielsen, "Happy 300th Birthday to Immanuel Kant." To which Fred replied, "Will you be celebrating in a particularly philosophical way?" To which I responded, "Of course. I'm going to respect the dignity of persons." Fred... read more