First United Presbyterian Church of Fayetteville has a new space for kids to enjoy during worship. Children are always welcome at FUPC. Kids under 5 may want to leave worship… Read more »
A Virtual Tour of the FUPC Childcare Space
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Farmland Fun!
Farmland Adventures is a fun place to take the family. Enjoy the corn maze, pick some pumpkins, see the animals, and play in the children’s areas. FUPC will be going… Read more »
World Communion Sunday
World Communion Sunday is the day when churches all over the world all have communion together in spirit. The custom began at a Pittsburgh Presbyterian Church in 1933. At first,… Read more »
FUPC Gardens
Happy fall, y’all! The gardens are having their last hurrah before they goto sleeper the winter. Come up to the church and enjoy the last colorful flowers of the season.
What to Do When You’re in Fayetteville for a Razorback Game
When you come to Fayetteville for a Razorback game, you’re focused on the game and the tailgates — but there’s more to enjoy! Walking and biking trails The Brooks-Hummel Trail… Read more »
The Brooks-Hummel Trail
First United Presbyterian Church in Fayetteville, Arkansas, has a big, beautiful campus with several good walks. If you feel like getting out in nature, the Brooks-Hummel Trail should be your… Read more »
Be like a Hobbit for your Birthday!
by Manuel Rossetti Hobbits are mythical inhabitants of J. R. R. Tolkien’s novels, The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. I discovered J. R. R. Tolkien’s novels during my… Read more »
FUPC 2021 T-shirts
We have a new T-shirt design! Get yours in a beautiful royal blue (the shade of blue in our logo) with white lettering. This year we are pre-ordering and pre-paying… Read more »
Help Us Design Our Advent Banners
In the church library, you can see this photo from Dedication Sunday, 2018. In the front of the photo you can see the original banners made for the courtyard. These… Read more »
Learning from Luther
A major paradigm shift occurred in western culture and Christian history with the Renaissance and the Protestant Reformation of the early 16th century. Martin Luther’s role in this shift was… Read more »