News & Announcements

Each year on PW Sunday, a member of our congregation is recognized for her outstanding leadership and faithful service to the church. On October 19th, the announcement of Dianne Oveson was met with an immediate standing ovation and round of applause from the entire congregation.



Dianne has served for many years as the chairperson of the Day Circle, and a leading member of the Coordinating Team that addresses the needs and service of all PW Circles. She is known for her impeccable organizational skills, her boundless optimism, and her generous spirit of giving. Dianne truly lives and breathes what an inclusive, caring community of women is all about.

It is with great joy that we bestow this well-deserved honor on her.  Her family was present, as were previous recipients of this award. There was a reception in Fellowship Hall following the award. We thank Stephanie Jacobs for serving as the photographer.

Post Bible Study

We are expanding Post Church to twice a month!

Join us on the second and fourth Tuesday evenings at Post on the Hill for a time of fellowship and deep conversation. Fellowship begins at 5:00 p.m., followed by a guided conversation at 5:30 p.m. 

Post Church is an open space to bring your questions, doubts, hopes, and reflections about faith in light of our daily lives. This is not a lecture or a class—it’s a shared conversation, where every voice is welcome, and the Spirit meets us in the midst of community. 

If you’ve ever wanted a place to connect your faith with everyday life, or to explore questions you don’t always get to talk about in church, Post Church may be just the place for you. Come, bring a friend, and discover how conversation can become a form of prayer and fellowship.

BRING YOUR MUMMY!

Date: October 23rd, 2025
Time: 5 – 6:30 pm

Trunk or Treat is everyone’s favorite way to celebrate a safe Halloween! Folks who like to have fun dress up in costumes and decorate vehicles filled with treats and imagination. There’s fun for the entire family in this safe and friendly environment. Bring your friends and neighbors. Everyone is welcome!

Scary folks who’d like to bring a decorated trunk full of goodies can call the church to reserve a place for you.

Phone: 251342-1550

We’re beginning a season of listening—listening for God’s Spirit and the voices of our church family and neighbors.

Please us the digital form here on our website or the paper forms found in the back hall or the narthex of the church. We want to know your thoughts, hopes, and ideas. Whether it’s something we could start doing, something we could stop, or something we could do more faithfully, your voice matters. You can contribute more than once!

There are two ways you can participate:

  1. Pick up a paper form at the church (typically in the narthex or back hallway). Write your thoughts on the back of the paper. Place your response in the provided box. We are eager to hear what you have to say.
    Come back anytime over the next few months to share more ideas.
  2. Fill out the provided form on this page. When it’s complete, press the send button and your response will be recorded.

Together, we’re listening to God, each other, and the world around us. Thank you for helping us discern a Spirit-led path forward.

Take a moment to reflect on the prompting questions below.

We want to Hear from You! - Questionnaire

2024 Youth Fall Calendar

2024 Fall Children’s Calendar

A Special Lenten Offering to Benefit Alabama
Our Own Jubilee Campaign

“One of the greatest pictures of the kingdom of God that we find in the Old Testament is what’s called the Year of Jubilee. In Leviticus, we learn that one of the most important things that happened in the Year of Jubilee is that people were forgiven for debts and obligations that they could not repay. This was an expression of mutual responsibility and care for the vulnerable.”

“During this past Advent, Trinity Presbyterian Church in Fairhope along with other churches in the Presbytery of South Alabama (PSA) participated in a special offering to help end medical debt in Alabama (with an emphasis on the counties where there is a PSA church located). PSA partnered with RIP Medical Debt to purchase bundled medical debt portfolios and then forgive that debt at pennies on the dollar. On average, $1 is leveraged to abolish $100 in medical debt! When debt relief recipients open the yellow envelope from RIP, they are told that their debt has been bought by PSA churches and erased with no strings attached. They owe nothing on the debt and face no tax penalty.”*

How RIP Works

  • You make a donation.
    RIP uses data analytics to pinpoint the debt of those most in need: households that earn less than 4x the federal poverty level (varies by state, family size) or whose debts are 5% or more of their annual income.
  • RIP buys uncollectible medical debt in bundles, at a steep discount – millions of dollars at a time at a fraction of the original cost. This means your donation relieves about 100x its value in medical debt.
  • Together we wipe out medical debt.
  • People across the country receive letters that their debt has been erased. They have no tax consequences or penalties to consider. Just like that, they’re free of medical debt.

Results of the PSA Advent Offering, and Our Goal for Lent

The Advent Jubilee Campaign set a goal of reaching $40,000. Amazingly, they exceeded their goal and raised in excess of $64,787. “This donation will be able to buy $11.8 million in existing medical debt in Alabama – or approximately 75% of the medical debt in Alabama.

Now it’s our turn. Spring Hill, and perhaps some other churches in our Presbytery, will continue the Jubilee celebration with our own special Lenten offering – continuing through the end of March. To completely erase all medical debt in our state would take another $9,300. While this amount of money is an aspirational goal, every dollar counts, and every dollar x 100 is magical. In this Lenten season, instead of “giving up” something you enjoy, let’s “give forward” something that can change a life forever! I think we can do this. Jubilee contributions will be taken during the Wednesday Lenten services, online, and on Sunday mornings.

*Direct quotes are from initial information provided by Matt McCollum, Senior Pastor, Trinity Presbyterian Church, Fairhope, AL.

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2023 ADVENT:
HOW DOES A WEARY WORLD REJOICE?

Sunday, December 310:30 a.m. First Sunday of Advent: Cantata Sunday
“In the Moon of Wintertime”
Chancel Choir, Chamber Orchestra, and soloists with readings of scripture and poetry
Saturday, December 99:00 amAdventFest Bullard Building: (wreath making and decorating the sanctuary) there will be special crafts for children and youth
Sunday, December 1010:30 amSecond Sunday of Advent Worship:
Music by the Children’s Choirs & Youth Singers
Sunday, December 179:40 amThird Sunday of Advent:
Children’s and Youth Nativity Pageant
9:00 amRehearsal, 9:40 am Performance
10:30 amWorship Lessons & Carols: Chancel Choir & Spring Hill Ringers
11:30 amGoodbye Lunch for Cary Speaker (bring a salad to share)
Sunday, December 2410:30 amFourth Sunday of Advent: Communion
4:00 pmChristmas Eve Service:
Family Candlelight Service
Sunday, December 3110:30 amFirst Sunday of Christmas:
Cary Speaker’s last day at SHPC
No Sunday School

Join us Sunday, Oct. 22 at 4:00 pm for an outdoor vespers service to bless all creatures! Bring your pet (or a photo of your pet) so that we can bless them. Invite your friends to this laid back vespers service. Don’t forget to bring a blanket or chair to sit on.

Children and families,
Join us Thursday, Oct. 26 for Trunk or Treat on the lawn from 5:30 – 6:30pm.