Christmas Eve 11:00 p.m. Candle Light worship service.
The Wyoming Seminary Madrigal Singers, under the direction of Mr. John Vaida, were the guest choir at this morning's worship service.
Anthem Sung by the Adult Choir, with Trumpet and Hand Bells.
Hymn #89 in the Presbyterian Hymnal. Song by congregation and choir.
Anthem sung by guest Choir - The Wyoming Seminary Madrigal Singers, under the direction of Mr. John Vaida
Anthem sung by guest choir to our worship service, The Wyoming Seminary Madrigal singers, under the direction on Mr. John Vaida.
Hymn "Lead on, O King Eternal - Llangloffan - sung with Congregation and choirs.
Anthem sung by our Adult choir, with Mr. John Vaida, the Music Director, on piano.
The Christmas Eve 11:00 p.m. Candle Light Worship Service.
First Presbyterian Church Choir, along with a small chamber orchestra, performing Johann Sebastian Bach Cantata 36 “Schwingt freudig euch empor (Soar joyfully on high)" at the 10:00 a.m. worship service.
First Presbyterian Church Choir performing during the 10:00 a.m. worship service.
Wyoming Seminary Choir, third anthem, at 10:00 a.m. worship service.
An afternoon of Choral Soli, Duets, and Quartets. Dear Friends, For those who missed this wondrous concert, and for those who want to once again be lifted to the “Third…
Each year First Presbyterian Church joins in worship with St Stephen's Pro-Cathedral, our Episcopal neighbors on South Franklin St. This year the service was held at First Presbyterian Church. This…
Each year First Presbyterian Church joins in worship with St Stephen's Pro-Cathedral, our Episcopal neighbors on South Franklin St. This year the service was held at First Presbyterian Church. This…
Each year First Presbyterian Church joins in worship with St Stephen's Pro-Cathedral, our Episcopal neighbors on South Franklin St. This year the service was held at First Presbyterian Church. This…
This recording is of the 10:00 a.m. Worship Service held on Easter Sunday, it includes the music and the sermon etc.
Antonio Vivaldi's “Gloria in D" as performed by the Choir, accompanied by a small chamber orchestra.
TREAT YOURSELF TO AN INSPIRING BLESSING! (Listen to the audio) "911 Service of Remembrance and Resolve" sponsored by the Wyoming Valley Interfaith Council, at First Presbyterian Church, Wilkes-Barre, Pa, on…
Rev. Bob takes us back to the first Palm Sunday where Jesus enters Jerusalem, a city teeming with turmoil. Jesus and his message offer a way to rise above personal…
Rev. Bob shares concern over the eclipsing of freedom of thought in our culture, which includes Universities and even Seminaries. Acts 9:20-25, 12:15-34
Second Anthem by our choir, "O Lord We Believe" Robert Kreutz
Rev. Bob introduces and reminds that Judaism has always been intimately wedded to Christianity. Anti-Semitism is once again on the rise around the world. Jesus, the Jew, will have none…
Rev. Bob uplifts the Bible verse that encapsulates our Christian way of living…’God so loved the world”! This ethical monotheism has transformed our world!
Rev. Bob takes us into the wilderness of Lent. We travel with Jesus into those times of temptation and maturity.
Rev. Bob considers the challenging words of Jesus on respecting tradition and openness to change.
Valentine's Day Theme
Rev. Bob uplifts the challenging and inspiring Biblical story of “going the extra mile”! This “extra mile” thinking is constitutive of a flourishing society.
Rev. Bob goes back to the book of Exodus, and finds a continuing human response; Excuses! The excuse maker is none other than the great leader of the Hebrews: Moses!
Rev. Bob finds in the opening of the “Sermon on the Mount” narrative in Matthew’s Gospel, the way to finding happiness.
Rev. Bob considers the Genesis account of creation in its constructing a way to interpret life and a wonderful way to live our lives
Rev. Bob reflects on how we humans are stargazers, and how we each need to find a star, a way to live. The Magi followed and found their star.