Upcoming Church Events

Join Fair Oaks friends in the church gym at 9 am on Saturday mornings for a round of pickleball. Our court is (almost) regulation size, and beginners are welcome. There are plenty of extra paddles and balls, so no equipment is needed. We do need to know who is coming, so please email the church office to be added to TeamReach, the app through which we communicate to interested players.

Adults and Senior Highs are invited to Education Hour on Sundays at 9 am.

Sunday school for children ages 4 through 8th grade

Join Fair Oaks every Sunday for its weekly worship service, in person or virtually. Our services are live-streamed on the Fair Oaks Presbyterian Church YouTube Channel.

Have questions about what it means to be Presbyterian, to be Christian, to be an elder or deacon, or to be a member at FOPC? A Taste of Fair Oaks is for you! What: A light luncheon hosted by the Deacons in the Music Room Deacons and pastors will be there to answer your questions and to discuss how we view discipleship and membership in this community of faith.  When: Sun., Feb. 23, immediately following worship Who: Anyone who is interested in learning…

A gathering of parents of kids and teens to discuss the book Woven: Nurturing a Faith Your Kid Doesn’t Have to Heal From by Meredith Miller. This book is a compassion-filled guide that addresses so many of our questions about how to talk to our kids about God, Jesus, faith, and the Bible. Together we will explore how to be with our kids as they get to know God and discover if God can be trusted. This book is grounded in research, childhood…

Sara Elizabeth Thomas: piano lessons

All are welcome to join Book Group, which generally meets at 7 pm on the fourth Tuesday of each month during the program year. The group selects both fiction and non-fiction works that aspire to offer insights into our faith and meets in homes to allow for more relaxed fellowship. Contact the church office for host information and any questions. Copies of books are available at the main branch of the Oak Park Public Library one month in advance of each meeting—simply…

LOGOS is a weekly intergenerational experience where adults and children in grades 1 – 12 build relationships with one another and with God.

If you are looking for a group to join for study and to build new relationships in person during the day, this is the group for you! Our weekly class meets Thursday mornings from 9:30 – 10:30 in the parlor or on the patio weather permitting. All are welcome! Books are available at the Oak Park Main Library, first floor on the reserve shelf for book groups.