First Presbyterian Church

About this church

First Presbyterian Church in Anchorage worships every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. in its building on the Park Strip at the corner of 10th Avenue and G Street, where parking is available in front of and behind the church. A service usually lasts about an hour, with music from an organ and choirs, a sermon rooted in the Bible, and coffee, tea and cookies afterward. A staffed nursery cares for children age five and under, while older children stay for a children's message and then leave for faith formation. Services can also be watched online.

Younger elementary children use Godly Play, a hands-on approach to Bible stories, and older children use a curriculum called Growing in God's Love. Youth can help with the children's class, meet monthly with another Anchorage congregation's youth for service and recreation, and join community projects. Vacation Bible School and a J.O.Y. Camp are offered in early June. Adults can sing in the chancel choir or ring in the handbell choir, which both rehearse on Wednesday evenings from September through May. The church serves its neighbors through an emergency cold weather shelter, a monthly senior food box build, a rice and pasta collection and an annual Walk for Warmth. It belongs to the PC(USA). Confirm times on the website before visiting.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Home page: Sunday worship, parking, nursery · Worship, music and choirs · Children and youth programs · Service and outreach projects

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