First Presbyterian is a welcoming, progressive church that believes all are welcome at God’s banquet table. As a church, we affirm an apostolic faith in Jesus Christ while honoring the diversity of each individual’s connection to the Divine. Come enjoy beautiful choral arrangements, melodic organ and piano music, and traditional liturgy in our lovely stained glass sanctuary.
Our church is liturgical: we find connection to Holiness by bringing our modern selves to ancient altars. At First Pres, we find newness, creativity, and life in the traditions of our ancestors. Our worship is informed by the rhythms and prayers passed down to us and which connect us to a global and eternal Body of Christ.
First Presbyterian Church of Daytona Beach chooses to be inclusive to all God’s children, regardless of race, sex, age, or sexual orientation, and desires that all persons be included in the full life of the church including marriage, the sacraments (baptism and the Lord’s Supper), ordination and servanthood in all of its forms.
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Staff

Rev. Dr. Carl B. “Jake” Marshall: Co-Pastor
Rev. Katy Steinberg: Co-Pastor

Jason Hoffman: Sound Technician
Chris Hildebrand Custodian
Tabitha McHale Office Administrator
Susan Bridge Book keeper
Myra Wooden: Minister of Music
Dr. Ralph Russell: Pianist
Marissa Lamb: Nursery Leader
Kim Hodges: Social Media Specialist
Ethan Seibert: Videographer
Session
Class of 2022
Lucille Abbott
Tara Bryan
Nancy Gard
Jim Phillips
Class of 2023
Connie Bryan
Jim Willits
Class of 2024
Martha Ash
Amanda Bowman
Susan Coleman
Clerk of Session: Martha Ash

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FPC Adopts Care Portal as a Mission Partner
Care Portal, a part of the Global Orphan Project, deals specifically with foster children and their families. Our involvement began late last summer when a group was created to help foster families in Volusia County, and more specifically, in the area close to the church. Care Portal works with case workers who identify needs ofContinue reading “FPC Adopts Care Portal as a Mission Partner”