Community Ministries
December, 2024 — FPC Asheboro church members volunteer for bell ringing with the Salvation Army.
If you are interested in any of our church's ministries, contact the church office at (336) 625-3227 or office@fpcasheboro.org.
Angel Tree — The Angel Tree is a part of the Prison Fellowship Ministry. Our role is to provide Christmas gifts in the name of an incarcerated parent to their children.
If you are interested in any of our church's ministries, contact the church office at (336) 625-3227 or office@fpcasheboro.org.
On Sunday, November 17, Kirk Kids and Youth loaded backpacks for children in our community.
If you are interested in any of our church's ministries, contact the church office at (336) 625-3227 or office@fpcasheboro.org.
Presbyterian Women Circle 6's Apple Butter Sale
Funds raised from the sale of the Apple Butter help support Circle 6’s Outreach to Infants, Children and Teenagers in Foster Care throughout Randolph County.
If you are interested in any of our church's ministries, contact the church office at (336) 625-3227 or office@fpcasheboro.org.
Special Offering for Presbyterian Disaster Relief
Western North Carolina Hurricane Relief Support
For three weeks in October our congregation made monetary donations to support Presbyterian Disaster Relief’s efforts in Western North Carolina.
If you are interested in any of our church's ministries, contact the church office at (336) 625-3227 or office@fpcasheboro.org.
How Can I Serve in My Community?
Christians United Outreach Center
Christians United Outreach Center
Christians United Outreach Center
Mission and Outreach
Cents-Ability Collection
The second Sunday each month is our collection for Cents-Ability. Members bring their loose change to be collected during the offering by some of the dear children of our congregation. People are blessed by the church's support of this worthy mission to combat hunger.
Mission Trips
About twice a year, we take a group of church members on a mission trip ro West Virginia. There we repair a home of a family in the hopes of making it warm and dry for the coming winter and making their life better.