All shul services are warm, relaxing, haimish and easy to follow. Friday night, Saturday morning, Mincha and weekday services enjoy a great spirit and communal participation.
When you enter Ohr HaTorah, you will be greeted with a warm welcome, encouragement and support. Our Shul participants are actively involved in the services, which are meaningful and inspirational.
]]>The Most Reverend John Francis Donoghue, a priest of the Archdiocese of Washington, having been appointed Bishop of Charlotte by the Holy See on 6 November 1984, succeeded Bishop Begley; he was ordained and installed as second Bishop of Charlotte on 18 December 1984. Bishop Donoghue was appointed Archbishop of Atlanta on 22 June 1993 and installed on 18 August 1993.
The Most Reverend William George Curlin, Auxiliary Bishop of Washington and Titular Bishop of Rosemarkie, was appointed Bishop of Charlotte on 22 February 1994 and installed on 13 April 1994. Bishop Curlin served the Diocese of Charlotte until his retirement on September 10, 2002. On August 1, 2003, the Holy Father appointed the Most Reverend Peter Joseph Jugis, Judicial Vicar and Pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes in Monroe, as the fourth Bishop of Charlotte.
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]]>The story of our church is one of sacrifice, community ministry, worldwide outreach and a determination and passion to witness for Christ.
It is also a story of ever-increasing growth and change.
Since we began, our church has experienced several expansions to meet the needs of a growing membership and community outreach.
Much of our early building efforts are owed to Reuben Boswell and his grandson Reuben Weddington, both who gave land to the church in its formative years. In fact, the church changed its name to honor Mr. Weddington who gave 800 acres to the congregation in 1874.
That same year, the church constructed a second, larger building to use for worship services, and later added a school and parsonage.
In the years from 1925 to 1972, a brick building replaced the wood-frame church from 1874, a community hut and Sunday School wing were added, and eventually a new parsonage and fellowship hall were built.
And as Weddington Church physically expanded, so did its membership, and consequently, its vision.
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]]>First Presbyterian Church (FPC) is a growing congregation of 2,100 members with a rich heritage and tradition. We are a diverse congregation with members living throughout the Charlotte area from as far north as Mooresville, as far south as Rock Hill and as close as one block away.
The Mission of First Presbyterian Church is to glorify God and to bear witness to Jesus Christ in the Heart of Charlotte. We invite you to become involved in the life of FPC and to participate in our work and worship. Visit the links above to Congregational Life, Pastoral Care, Service & Missions and About Us to learn more about the life of First Presbyterian Church.
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