we are…
Better Together
For just as the body is one and has many members, and all the members of the body, though many, are one body, so it is with Christ.
1 Corinthians 12:12
What can we do TOGETHER?
We give because we believe in what God is doing through this church. We believe there is more we can do together than any of us can do alone.
Every gift matters. Every gift is an expression of faith. And together, our gifts become something greater, a church that worships, serves, cares, grows, and welcomes in Christ’s name.
Goal for 2027
Our goal for the 2027 budget is $1,800,000. Reaching that goal requires all of us, each of us - YOU - responding to God’s call to give in a way that is meaningful and faithful.
Whether you are making a gift for the first time, increasing your giving, or continuing your generosity, we invite you to ask: What is meaningful, faithful giving for you?
$1,800,000
Minutes for Stewardship
Marge Shelton
Breck and Meredith Gibbs (elder)
Ken and Dru Wilkins
Ways to Give
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In Worship
Bring your offering with you to worship and place it in the offering plate. Please be sure your check and/or envelope has your name on it.
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Online
Click here to set up either a one-time gift or a recurring gift via Realm, using your credit/debit card or bank account. For instructions on how to set it up or make changes to your current giving click here.
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Mail or In-Person
Mail your gift to the church at P.O. Box 1069, New Bern, NC 28563 or deliver it to the church office at 400 New Street, New Bern, NC.
First Presbyterian Church Foundation
Established in 2004, the First Presbyterian Church Foundation grows gifts and bequests to support and enrich the church’s ministry locally and globally. Through annual distributions, the Foundation helps expand outreach, worship, Christian education, and property improvements. Gifts to the Foundation are a lasting expression of faith, extending your impact on the church’s ministry for generations to come. Please give prayerful consideration to supporting The Foundation of this church.