Learn more about IPC Social Services and how you can support our neighbors in need.
Help IPC support our neighbors by donating much needed items.
As the needs of the congregation and our community continue to grow, year-end gifts are a way to bless our church and allow our ministries to continue to flourish. If you plan to make a charitable contribution before the end of the year, please consider IPC.
This year marks the 75th anniversary of the IPC Holiday House Tour
As Advent approaches, IPC encourages you to deepen your faith and prepare your heart for the celebration of Christmas by subscribing to an Advent reading. Find an option that offers reflections and prayers to guide you through this special time of anticipation and hope.
In worship during the season of Advent, we are going to consider some of the gifts that Christ came to give us.
Harvest for Hunger will conclude on Sunday, November 24, and we will celebrate the end with a dedication during the 8:45 and 11 a.m. worship services in the Sanctuary.
We warmly invite you to join us for worship on Sunday, December 1 as we come together to recognize Vanessa's extraordinary commitment to our ministry and celebrate her retirement.
Our new Associate Pastor for Discipleship, Rev. Nicole Newton, will join us for her first Sunday on December 8.
Please consider making a generous pledge to support the mission of Jesus Christ at IPC, within our community, and throughout the world.
Consider investing in eco-friendly lawn tools, such as electric mowers and leaf blowers, to reduce your carbon footprint.
Your support can make a significant difference for those who have been affected by the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton.
Join IPC in providing support for individuals and communities affected by Hurricane Helene.
Support disaster relief efforts through Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA). Your contribution can make a difference for those affected by Hurricane Helene.
Christian churches of many denominations across the globe will share The Lord’s Supper on Sunday, Oct. 6, as a sign of Christ’s prayer that we would be one, united Body of Christ.
Small changes add up to big value when it comes to energy conservation.
Sarah Scruggs has been promoted to Assistant Director of Children’s Ministries with a focus on leading the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd program.
Join us for “Home on Highland” on September 8! This is more than just an event; it’s a celebration of our church family and the home we share at IPC. Come and let’s make our fall kickoff a memorable one filled with laughter, lunch, storytelling, and lasting connections.
I am so excited to be back in the pulpit on Sunday, August 18, and to see all of your faces.
Our youth are so excited to share our cookbook with you. Purchase online or at IPC for a collection of cherished recipes generously shared by members of our congregation.
It’s hot outside, and your home electronics are, too!
The IPC Foundation seeks to identify and respond to critical needs at home and worldwide. Funding global mission journeys is one way we create a lasting impact in the lives of those we serve.
IPC is excited to announce a new Mahjong classes starting this fall at IPC. Classes for beginner and experienced players will be held on Wednesday nights and Tuesday afternoons.
This summer travel season, be mindful of what you consume while on the road.
Rev. Clayton and Rev. Seamon will tackle the common questions we ask as we walk along the journey of faith as disciples of Jesus Christ. Share your questions with us and join your family of faith for the six-week series July 7- August 11!
With this hot weather, many shelters in Birmingham have depleted their stocks of bottled water.
Disposable plates, paper napkins, cheap plasticware, and other non-durable consumer goods commonly used at summer cookouts make up about 20% of America's waste stream.
With local farmer’s markets in full swing and the summer fruit season upon us, consider reducing your consumption of red meat and filling your plate with plants, instead.
Each summer, we come together as a church to support PMUA to provide funding for Kirkwood by the River’s Life Care Fund, the Living River Power of the Outdoors Scholarship Fund, and the Social Services Fund.
The Communications is thrilled to launch our newly redesigned eUpdate newsletter, which now aligns with the look and feel of our recent website redesign!
We would greatly appreciate your support these next hot months with nonperishables and hygiene products for our neighbors in need.
An update from the President of the Congregation
Will you help us grow? Join us in worship this Sunday for our Moment for Mission with Children's Ministry to find out ways you can be involved in nurturing our church's youngest disciples. God’s Kingdom Garden needs your time and talents to grow big and strong!
Recently, honey bees were found swarming around IPC's campus, mainly on the church roof. We are monitoring our swarm at the time and kindly ask the congregation to please use caution if you encounter our swarm.
IPC's food pantry is in dire need as its shelves are concerningly empty of both food and hygiene products relied upon by our neighbors.
Support the mission of the Children's Fresh Air Farm as we prepare for the Summer Learning Program (SLP) for youth and children from Birmingham's Hayes K-8.
On April 14, Rev. Long’s last Sunday before sabbatical, we invite all members to a welcome reception for Rev. Dr. Tom Tewell during the Sunday school hour at 10 am in the Great Hall with light breakfast and refreshments.
From the Earth Care Team: Is spring cleaning on your mind? Find two, quick and easy tips. Also, make plans to celebrate Earth Day.
Please join members of IPC's Bread for the World team in the parlor after the morning services on Sunday, April 14, when you are invited to take part in the Offering of Letters.
We want to be a church of small groups, where everyone can find a place of deep connection and belonging. The Small Group Subcommittee was chartered to provide opportunities for connection to every member of our congregation.
Join IPC in worship during Lent as we wrestle the fascinating “I AM” statements of Jesus.
IPC's Discernment Fund continues to support the critical needs of children and families in our community through the Community Ministries Team. Learn more about the outcomes achieved in 2023.
Join us for One Great Hour of Sharing, a day for celebratory giving on Palm Sunday to benefit Presbyterian Disaster Assistance.
We are grateful to be able to provide for our neighbors thanks to you all. See what items are needed to fill the Blessing Boxes and Weekend Buddy Bags this week!
IPC has been a certified Earth Care Congregation for 8 years. Each year and each program of IPC has an opportunity to find continuity and connectedness through Earth Care principles.
A new fund has been established to pay for the counseling costs of any older member of the church who desires spiritually-based professional counseling.
Three steps to reduce printed paper and lower the amount of your household’s paper waste.
This week, we are focusing on our needs for protein in the Blessing Boxes. It is so important that we keep many different types of proteins in the Blessing Boxes so that folks have a choice of ways to fill themselves!
In this season of Lent, when we are called to practice spiritual disciplines such as prayer with more intention, we would welcome you to join the Intercessory Prayer Group.
We will be taking a deep dive into the "I am" statements of Jesus in the Gospel of John throughout the season of Lent.
