There is a place for you. We welcome those whom God welcomes. We hope you will join us.
Our services resume in-person on October 18. We will have one service at 10:00 am. We will continue to have pre-recorded worship online at 8:45 am on Sundays.
To learn more about our congregation and what we’re up to this month, view our current newsletter.
First Presbyterian Church of Granbury follows its roots in the community back to the 1850s. The land that the current structure stands on was purchased in 1892 and the building was completed in 1896. Additional historic information can be found on our History Page.
Built in 1896, our historic sanctuary features the original church bell. Modern conveniences include central heat/AC, and a sound system.
Memorial Hall is used for yoga, music rehearsals, and more. A columbarium is located in the back courtyard of the building.
Fellowship hall houses our education classrooms, a full kitchen, large meeting space, and the nursery.
Our administration offices and conference room are located in the office. You enter through the rear of the building.
The Session has voted and we will resume in-person worship in our sanctuary this Sunday, October 18th! A letter has been mailed which includes all of the details, but here are a few important facts: Read more…
Carmunion was a wonderful time of fellowship. We hope it was meaningful for those of you who attended.
An update on how PHP helps in Hood County and how FPC Granbury helps PHP.
Join Us for “Carmunion” on World Communion Sunday, October 4, 6 o’clock in the evening. We’ll gather in the large parking lot and you may remain in your car or bring lawn chairs to sit Read more…
Don’t forget to gather your communion elements for communion this Sunday morning, October 4. We’ll celebrate the sacrament during our online service. Join us on this World Communion Sunday.
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Drew Travis is a fourth generation Presbyterian minister who sometimes wonders whether he just entered the family business or if there just might be something to this sense of call Presbyterians like to talk about.
Brenda's first career as a CPA spanned 30 years. Somewhere during that time, she felt God's call to ministry so she entered seminary, became ordained, and the rest is history. She was happy to exchange the field of finance with the field of faith, but she can still create a mean Excel spreadsheet!
Jane is a retired school teacher and a 12 year resident of granbury. She has been involved in church music since her teen years. She loves bringing worship and music together at First Presbyterian.
Shanna Adkins has worked within many companies in the areas of accounting and administration. She enjoys spending time with her family and considers herself a friend to all animals, especially cats.
Emily has been playing handbells for over 20 years. She is in her third season as handbell director. She also runs our camera for video services and maintains our website and Facebook.
