There is a place for you. We welcome those whom God welcomes. We hope you will join us.
We have only ONE SERVICE ONLY AT 10:00 AM.
You may access the live stream via YouTube directly. If you miss the livestream, the service will be available on YouTube anytime after.
To learn more about our congregation and what we’re up to this month, view our current newsletter.
First Presbyterian Church of Granbury follows its roots in the community back to the 1850s. The land that the current structure stands on was purchased in 1892 and the building was completed in 1896. Additional historic information can be found on our History Page.
Built in 1896, our historic sanctuary features the original church bell. Modern conveniences include central heat/AC, and a sound system.
Memorial Hall is used for yoga, music rehearsals, and more. A columbarium is located in the back courtyard of the building.
Fellowship hall houses our education classrooms, a full kitchen, large meeting space, and the nursery.
Our administration offices and conference room are located in the office. You enter through the rear of the building.
The Pastor Nominating Committee is pleased to announce that it was a unanimous decision to accept the nomination of Rev. Angela Madden Scott to serve as the new Pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Granbury. Her position will begin on June Read more…
View live document on CLC website: https://clc.pcusa.org/mdp/11026/view/
I was ordained in my home church in New Orleans in 2000. My first call was to Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church in Columbia, South Carolina where I served for four years. I then served three congregations for seven years.
I have served five churches as interim pastor and did pulpit supply for many more. I also did a year as a hospital chaplain in the level one trauma hospital in Kingsport.
I hope to serve Granbury with your help for your next year or until your new pastor is called.
Hi! My name is Gail Deckert and I am excited to serve FPC of Granbury as your administrative assistant. I recently relocated to Cleburne after my husband, Dan, retired in 2020. We have one son and daughter-in-law who live in Fort Worth and we are thrilled to be close to them. I hope to serve you for a very long time.
Priscilla, a retired music teacher and school administrator, has worked with church choirs, either as director or participant, most of her life. A new resident of Granbury, formerly from Dallas, she is thrilled with the opportunity to conduct the dedicated group of singers that makes up the FPC choir.
Emily has been playing handbells for over 20 years. She is in her fifth season as handbell director. She also runs our camera for video services and maintains our website and Facebook.
