We are located at 3158 Shamrock Street South, Tallahassee, FL 32309. Phone number: 850-893-0617; Fax number:850-668-0326.

First Sundays each month we celebrate the Lord's Supper at 11:00 with Sunday School at 10:00.

The schedule for other Sundays is:
• 9:00 Worship with the Praise Band
• 9:45-10:00 Fellowship time
• 10:00-10:45 Sunday School
• 11:00 Worship with the Choir

Fellowship Presbyterian Church was established in 1979 to serve a large developing new suburban area northeast of the city of Tallahassee. We will celebrtate our 30th anniversary in 2009.

Our first name is "fellowship." We draw it from a Biblical description of the behavior of the early church, "...and they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and fellowship..." (Acts 2:42). We believe that every person needs a family where he or she can feel they belong, enjoy genuine caring fellowship, and in that community develop in mind, heart and spirit to be the person God intends. We want this congregation to be your family. Welcome!

"The mission of Fellowship Presbyterian Church is to be a loving, inclusive family of believers in Jesus Christ that provides a nurturing center for worship, prayer, study, and fellowship, which ministers to the needs of our community and the world."

Sunday Morning Worship, study and fellowship: First Sundays each month we celebrate the Lord's Supper at 11:00 with Sunday School at 10:00.

The schedule for other Sundays is:
• 9:00 Worship with the Praise Band
• 9:45-10:00 Fellowship time
• 10:00-10:45 Sunday School
• 11:00 Worship with the Choir


Our four Adult Classes are open to all. Each class is distinct so there is sure to be one just for you. Philios class began in the early 1980s; believing that Sunday School is one form of Christian worship we have incorporated the 3 elements of worship into each session. We begin each session with prayer, followed by a study of the scripture, and end with the song “Bind Us Together, Lord”. With the Bible as our text, we have started with Genesis and ended with Revelation 3 times!! It has taken approximately 7 years for each complete study… We are now on our 4th study. We welcome one and all to join us as we add more years to our class history and learn together what the scriptures say to us today. Seekers class began in the late 1980s. The format for the class is an open discussion environment where members are encouraged to participate without fear of condemnation for a different point of view. In this atmosphere the class has studied many different books of the Bible (some more than once) as well as other books relating to Christianity to include both fiction and non- fiction. Class participation ranges from modest to very robust depending on the subject. On a typical Sunday morning you can usually find a fairly lively discussion in our classroom. Our members seek to grow in their walk with Christ by taking the knowledge gained through class participation and serving the Master both within our church and in the outside world. Koinonia Class began in 1994 as the Young Adult Class; in 1998 they became the Koinonia Class. The class continues strong today as a young at heart adult class. Come join us for great discussions and continuing your faith journey. Coffee Talk Class is our newest class; it was started to give the parents of our young children study and discussion time. The name comes from the fact that they originally gathered around acoffee pot for their discussion time. This class has used some parenting materials for study as well as several Bible studies.

Additional classes: Our Presbyterian Women groups (circles and squares) provide study and fellowship opportunities each month. See the newsletter for dates/times/places of these groups. On Wednesday night before dinner a group meets in the sanctuary for topical discussions. Following dinner a group meets in the conference room for extended study. During Advent we will watch "A Christmas Carol" and "A Wonderful Life" and have discussion on the meaning we find in these classic films.




THE SESSION "Elders are chosen by the people. Together with ministers of the Word and Sacrament, they exercise leadership, government, and discipline, and have responsibility for the life of a particular church as well as the church at large." (quoted from our Book of Order). Pat Field, Cliff Jordan, Marcia Petford, Cathy Wacksman, Hillman Brannon, Casey Kidd, Scott Voigt, Rodney Weisman, Jeannie Dixon, Eddie Hendry, Frank McGoogan, Jane Morris. THE DIACONATE "The office of deacon as set forth in Scripture is one of sympathy, witness, and service after the example of Jesus Christ. It is their duty to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless and to any who may be in distress..." (quoted from our Book of Order.). Carol Harrison, Jeff Hendry, Pat Smith, Betty Sprouse, Marie Currier, Dick Buys.