100 Years of History

(Centennial Theatre | Minutes for History)

Our One Hundredth Anniversary

On October 4, 1907 fifty men and women became the charter members of the First Presbyterian Church of Ardmore, and immediately began regular Sunday worship at the old YMCA building on Lancaster Avenue. In 1910, the congregation moved to its first church building on the corner of Montgomery Avenue and Mill Creek Road, the location where it has continued to worship ever since.

Over the ensuing one hundred years the church has dedicated itself to serving the Lord Jesus Christ in the Ardmore community. We invite you to join us in celebrating our centennial anniversary, as we look back on God’s gracious presence, and look forward to future years of service in God’s name.

Minutes for History

This centennial year we have been taking a moment during worship each Sunday to hear the stories of those who have served our church over the past 100 years. We share these historical stories below with the hope that they not only remind us of the past, but inspire us in even greater acts of faith during the years to come.

100 Years of History

Our One Hundredth Anniversary

Minutes for History

1/04/2007 First Presbyterian Church of Ardmore, Pa. is Born

1/24/2007 Building a Sancutary

2/03/2007 Early History of Our Sunday School

2/11/2007 Stained Glass Windows

2/18/2007 Church Organ

2/25/2007 Communion at Ardmore Presbyterian

3/04/2007 The Neighborhood House - Ministry to Italian Immigrants

3/11/2007 The Passion Window

3/18/2007 Our First Pastor

3/25/2007 Christian Education Building

4/15/2007 APC Deeds

4/22/2007 Pastor: Dr. Allan MacLachlan Frew

4/29/2007 Youth Ministry

5/06/2007 Our Missionaries: Otto and Elizabeth DeCamp

5/13/2007 Women's Association

5/20/2007 Ardmore Presbyterian Weekday Preschool

5/27/2007 Pastor: Dr. William Faulds

6/10/2007 Pastor: Dr. Robert W. Bohl

7/1/2007 Pastor: Dr. David Victor Yeaworth

7/15/2007 ARPRES

8/12/2007 The Men's League

8/19/2007 Reminisces presented by Rev. Walter Dosch