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Welcome to the First Presbyterian Church of Honeoye Falls. We’re glad you found our webpage; we hope you’ll come see us in person. While you can always view past or live services via our Facebook page, the spirit of warmth, care, and non-judgment that marks our church family as special can only be felt when we meet in person.

It can be hard to find a safe, welcoming church home. It can be hard to find the kind of social diversity and variety of backgrounds that comprise a healthy congregation. Sometimes people have been hurt or felt betrayed by past church leaders or fellow members. It’s understandable when people today question whether participating in the life of a congregation offers healthy, spiritual support.

That’s what makes the people at First Presbyterian so special – we love and care about people. There are no litmus tests or forced creeds – if you’re a human being, you are welcome. If you take part, your contribution is appreciated. And if you are looking for a place to call your spiritual home, congratulations – you’ve found it. Welcome to the First Presbyterian Church of Honeoye Falls.

Capital Campaign 2023-2026

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🏓 Registration is OPEN! 🏓Get ready for the Dick Haviland Family Pickleball Tournament on May 17th to support Friends of Borgne! 🌟 Space is limited, so don’t wait—sign up today to secure your spot!Grab your paddle, bring your game face, and join in for a fun day for the whole family—all while supporting the education of youth and adults in Haiti! 💥 See MoreSee Less
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All are welcome here!Message: "Accepting the Prodigal" See MoreSee Less
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As we continue the Lenten journey, begin your week in worship this Sunday at 10:30 AM, either in the sanctuary or right here on Facebook. This Sunday’s text is the parable of the prodigal son. We’re familiar with the wayward brother, the angry brother, and the father’s unconditional love. Join us for the message "Accepting the Prodigal", which will explore how both brothers rejected their father’s love—and how we, too, try to be God’s children. See MoreSee Less
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