Where’s My Livestream?
One of the challenges of moving back into the Sanctuary is working out the kinks with a number of new systems, including the audio-visual systems…
Annual Meeting of the Congregation for 2023
Download the document packet for the Annual Congregational Meeting to be held Sunday, February 12, at 12:30 p.m. in the Upper Room following the 11:00 a.m. service.
Reception for New Visitors, December 11
Are you brand new to Fourth, or have you been attending for a time, but would like to know more?
Fall Events at Fourth
View our fall events booklet online for an overview of our church life together in the season ahead.
Hymn Sing with Kevin & Cooper Twit of Indelible Grace Music
Join us Sunday, June 12, at 6:00 p.m. in the Upper Room for a Hymn Sing led by Kevin Twit, founder of Indelible Grace Music and Reformed University Fellowship Campus Pastor at Belmont University in Nashville. Kevin and his son Cooper will lead us in singing and share the stories behind the hymns. The gospel…
Sanctuary Renewal Underway
Things are changing daily as work gets underway to renew Fourth’s Sanctuary. Here are a few photos from this week. Click on any photo to enlarge.
Day of Prayer for Ukraine
As the crisis in Ukraine continues to unfold, we will devote this Tuesday, March 15, as a special day of prayer.
Annual Meeting of the Congregation
The Annual Congregational Meeting will be held Sunday, February 13, at 12:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary…
The Lord’s Day, October 24
The beautiful words of this morning’s Anthem, “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring,” began with a lyric attributed to the Victorian poet Robert Bridges…
The Lord’s Day, October 10
As we prepare for our Congregational Meeting and Sanctuary Renewal Presentation today, we can rejoice in God’s faithfulness over many decades to the congregation of Fourth.
The Lord’s Day, October 3
Once again this Lord’s Day, we have the privilege of ascribing to God the glory he rightly deserves.
The Lord’s Day, September 19
Charles Wesley wrote “And Can It Be?”, our closing hymn for this morning, in the days just after his conversion. Subtitled “Free Grace” when first published in 1738…