First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest

After months of review, discernment and prayer, First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest is pleased to announce that Dr. Barry J. Wenger will be joining the staff as organist and bell choir director starting Aug. 15.

Lake Forest, Ill. – June 2, 2015 – After being part of the music ministry staff at First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest for two decades, Jill S. Hunt will play her final Organ Concert at 4 p.m.

After months of searching, First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest has found its new Director of Music and Arts Ministry right in its own backyard. First Presbyterian is proud to announce that Lake Forest resident Thomas J.

In light of the recent events in Ferguson, Mo., New York City and Paris, and knowing that we can’t help but react from our own perspective—our color, social position, political viewpoint and more—how do we respond? First Presbyterian Church of Lake...

“Those who avoid our racial history out of embarrassment and those stuck on it out of anger both share one thing in common: an acute awareness of the horror of racial injustice,” says Desmond Odugu, Ph.D., assistant professor of education at Lake...

As voters prepare for the Nov. 4 election, First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest will be hosting a Lunch and Learn program with guest speaker former *U.S. Representative Bob Dold on Oct. 10 at 12 p.m. Rep.

First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest will be hosting its Fall Rummage Sale full of seasonal and timeless goods from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sept. 27 at 700 N Sheridan Road in Lake Forest.

This fall, First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest aims to help people explore the “race” of faith with a new sermon series and accompanying study guide titled, The Race of a Lifetime.

This summer, the First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest’s Sanctuary Choir and Lakeminster Ringers will be bringing a piece of Lake Forest to the Baltic States and Finland during a 10-day tour.

For many high schoolers, June holds the possibilities of summertime fun and adventures. But for Lake Forest High School senior Kate Whalley, June brings those and so much more.