CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) UPDATE:  

Upsala Presbyterian Church has re-opened for in-person Sunday worship services (10:00 A.M.).  

 

National Helpline for Substance Abuse and Addiction:  1-800-662-4357


ORDINARY TIME (in a most extraordinary time): The season of the church year called "Ordinary Time" but also known as the "Sundays after Pentecost" (from Pentecost to Advent, the longest season of the Christian year) has begun. From ten thousand feet, the Christian year appears divided almost in half: about six months of holy seasons (Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Eastertide), and about six months of Ordinary Time. Like a pendulum swinging back and forth, or a pair of lungs breathing in and out, the church alternates between these two movements each year: high holidays and everyday life, the joys of celebration and the grunt work of growth.


What might we be if only we tried?                  What might we become if only we'd listen?
(Amanda Gorman)

 

Only the person who has experienced it can believe what the love of Jesus Christ really is. 

(Bernard of Clairvaux)

Upsala Presbyterian Church

A Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church (USA)

101 Upsala Road

Sanford, Florida 32771

 

Sunday worship at 10 a.m.

 

Telephone:  407-330-2635

E-mail:  upsalachurch@bellsouth.net



 

Rev. Wendell H. Colson, Jr.

Stated Supply Minister

 

Debbie Gunther

Church Secretary

Welcome to this church! ​ No matter who you are or where you are on life's journey, you are welcome here at Upsala Presbyterian Church.  If you are young or old, you are welcome.  If you have brown skin, black skin, white skin, or any color skin, you are welcome.  If you are married or single, you are welcome.  If you are a man or a woman, you are welcome.  If you cannot hear or see, you are welcome.  If you are sick or well, you are welcome.  If you are happy or sad, you are welcome.  If you are rich or poor, powerful or weak, you are welcome.  If you believe in God some of the time or all of the time, you are welcome.  You are welcome here!  Come with your gifts, your pain, your hope, your fears.  Come with your experiences that have made you and broken you.  Come with a mind, ready to engage, and a heart, open to discern.  Come and listen for the Holy Spirit of Christ that calls you to love your neighbor wholeheartedly, seek justice, create peace and practice compassion.  You are welcome!

 

"Red Bag" food donations feed homeless students.