Our Vision

As we begin a new season of Wednesday Nights Together (WNT), it’s good to pause and remember what this ministry is all about. At First Presbyterian Church, WNT is more than a program — it’s a rhythm of life together. Each Wednesday, we gather as one body to share a meal, worship, and dive into God’s Word in community.

WNT fulfills our church’s mission through dynamic worship experiences, dinner together, and a discipleship path for spiritual growth.

Our heart for WNT is threefold:

• Fellowship – sharing life together over a meal and in relationships that build up the body of Christ.
• Worship – centering our hearts and voices on the Lord who calls us into His presence.
• Discipleship – offering classes, Bible studies, and groups that equip every generation to grow in faith and live out the gospel.

When we as a staff asked, “Why WNT?,” we realized it reflects the very values of FPC Mooresville:

• Intergenerational Fellowship – church family togetherness across all ages and stages.
• Intentional Community – embracing diversity, breaking bread, and worshiping to glorify God.
• Livable Bible Learning – upholding God’s Word and applying it in daily life.
• Christ-Centered Growth – deepening our relationship with God so He can shape us into a gracious, generous, mission-oriented community.

By gathering midweek, we renew our strength in Christ, encourage one another, and walk the path of discipleship side by side. Whether you are new or have been here for years, WNT is an open door to connect, grow, and belong.

Fall 2025 Schedule

🗓 September 10 – December 3

• 10 weeks of Bible Studies & Classes
• 2 Worship Nights: October 15 & December 3
• 1 Break: November 26 (Thanksgiving)

What to Expect on a WNT Evening

• 5:00–5:30 PM – Children & Youth Music Opportunities
• Children’s Choir (ages 4 – 3rd grade)
• Youth Choir (4th – 6th grade)
• Praise Team (7th – 12th grade)
• 5:30 PM – Dinner together (suggested donation $5/person, $20/family max)
• 6:20 PM – Dismissal for programs (childcare available)
• 6:20–7:30 PM – Children, Youth, and Adult Offerings
• Quarterly – Worship in Sacred Spaces (3rd grade–adult, childcare available)

Adult Offerings – Fall 2025

Romans Bible Study – Pastor Moses Camacho-Greer

Join Pastor Moses in a journey through Paul’s letter to the Romans. This study will provide both a big-picture overview and practical discussion, helping us see how the Gospel of God’s righteousness transforms our lives today. Expect interactive teaching, biblical context, and conversation that connects Romans to our modern walk of faith.

Bethel Bible Series (New Testament) – Rev. Fred Coates

Fred will continue leading participants through the Bethel Bible Series, focusing on the New Testament. This class will offer tools to understand Scripture more deeply, connect Old and New Testament themes, and strengthen your ability to interpret God’s Word faithfully.

Discipleship Essentials – Rev. Dave Rockness

Using Discipleship Essentials by Greg Ogden, Pastor Dave will guide participants through a practical discipleship journey. This group emphasizes growing in Christ through study, accountability, and shared spiritual practices, equipping you to live out your faith and invest in others.

Lost & Found Women’s Bible Study – Jodi Rockness & Amy Hamilton

This Fall, the women’s Lost & Found group will dive into the book of Daniel—discovering who we are, who we worship, and how it all points to Christ. Resources will include Anne Graham Lotz, Shane J. Wood, the Bible Project, and Spoken Gospel. Jodi and Amy will co-lead in the Performance Coffeehouse café area. (Note: the morning session of Lost & Found will resume in the new year.)

Young Adults & Young Families – Michelle Stissel

A space for young adults and young families to connect, grow, and encourage one another in faith. Led by Michelle, this group will focus on biblical study and discussion with practical application for navigating early adulthood, marriage, parenting, and discipleship in today’s world.

Being Prepared: Life & Financial Issues As We Age – Judy Daniel, Liz Lumadue, Rick Tidball

Drawing from resources such as the PBS special Being Mortal, this class will help participants think biblically and practically about aging, end-of-life planning, and caring for loved ones. Topics will include wills and trusts, care facilities, and preparing for life’s later seasons with wisdom and faith.

Children & Youth Programs

Children’s Ministry – led by Melissa Foulke

Kids (ages 2 through grade 5) will engage with The Biggest Story curriculum through Bible study, crafts, and activities designed to help them know and love God’s Word. Childcare is available for infants through preschool.

Youth Bible Study – Zeb & Sarah Nelson

Middle and high school students will gather for study, fellowship, and discipleship. Zeb and Sarah will guide students in exploring Scripture and living out their faith in community.

✨ Whether you’re seeking fellowship, teaching, or worship, there’s a place for you at WNT this Fall. Come hungry for dinner, bring your Bible, and join us as we grow together in Christ.✨