First Presbyterian Church of Grand Prairie

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“God is One: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.” That’s a core belief here at First Presbyterian Church of Grand Prairie. We stand before a beacon of faith in Grand Prairie Texas. First Presbyterian Church is more than just a building. It is a testament to community spirit. It is also a symbol of enduring faith.

First Presbyterian Church of Grand Prairie is located at 310 SW 3rd St. The church’s story is one of deep roots and a commitment to its beliefs. These beliefs are shared with Christians throughout history. They also resonate across the spectrum of The Church.

As a confessional church First Presbyterian Church of Grand Prairie also holds to the Apostles’ Creed. It also follows the Nicene Creed. These are declarations of faith. They guide the church’s understanding.

Like all Protestants First Presbyterian Church of Grand Prairie believes salvation is by grace alone. Scripture is the sole guide for faith and practice here.

Emerging from the Reformation First Presbyterian Church emphasizes the sovereignty of God. God is in charge of all things. The church also believes in the election of God’s people for service. We do not choose God. He first chose us.

First Presbyterian Church of Grand Prairie values the covenant initiated by God. This agreement binds us to each other and to God. Stewardship of all creation is essential. We are accountable for how we invest in God’s Kingdom.

First Presbyterian Church of Grand Prairie acknowledges the reality of sin in all people. We are all flawed and broken. Only God is perfect.

While part of the PCUSA First Presbyterian Church of Grand Prairie maintains its positions. The church joined with The Fellowship of Presbyterians in 2012. It made its position on same-sex marriage clear in 2015. Leaders guide with clarity. They know they do not have full understanding about every issue.

First Presbyterian Church of Grand Prairie has a website. It is www.fpcgrandprairie.org. You can email the church at fpcgp@sbcglobal.net. The phone number is 972-262-6676.

First Presbyterian Church of Grand Prairie is part of the Grace View Presbytery. It stands as a testament to faith. It embodies community spirit. It also reflects Grand Prairie’s rich tapestry. The church invites all to join in its journey. It is a journey of faith. It is also a journey of service.

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