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312 Augustus St Toledo, WA 98591
PO Box 396 Phone: 360-864-2479 Pastor Tony email: pastor_tpc@icloud.com Sunday School 9:15am Worship Service 10:30am in person & on Facebook Live Prayer requests: TPCPray4me@gmail.com Mission Statement 2016 We are called by God to offer hope and new life through Jesus Christ and to serve our community as a visible expression of God’s love. |
Events Fall/Winter 2023
Our Winter window restoration project: Once again lots of hands helping but we couldn't have succeeded without a few of our members who worked so extremely hard to make it a success.
Below. Our first library inventory since Covid. Our librarian Esther oversees her minions, Paulli W Paulli B and me. I see one of the Paulli's with a phone taking my picture? Pretty sneaky. More to do but a good start to see where we are post Covid and library move. Sept 6, 2022.
Photos below are from our Window Restoration Project fundraiser, August 2022. We have a wonderful and supportive community. Thank you all for your support!
Photos below from Cheese Days Parade on July 9, 2022 and a barbecue in the park the following day. Wearing our blue Toledo Presbyterians Church t-shirts!
Feb.11, 2022. The new manse, now rented, with the addition of a black-topped driveway, a new fence and heat pump.
Toledo Presbyterian Church, Toledo WA
Our History
TPC was organized in 1889 with 2 elders and 12 to 16 members. Prior to that, several members had been meeting for worship and study since 1885 with the leadership of Reverend Brouilllette, who traveled to Toledo from Chehalis. The first Toledo Church was built in 1890, and a manse was added in 1922. In the early 1950's, interest was mounting in building a new church to be located on Augustus Street in Toledo. On April 20, 1953, the first shovel of dirt was turned, commencing the construction of the church, at 312 Augustus Street. The dedication of this church was March 31, 1957, with the membership around 140. The church is a beautiful stone building, located near the center of town. The church features wonderful stained-glass windows that reflect the sunshine and light the sanctuary with color. Updates over the years have included better technology, an elevator, a new heating system, and other improvements.
On the site of the older church building, a manse was planned. Clearing of the lot began in April of 1991, and the manse was ready to be occupied in July of 1992. Over time the manse became too large for our needs, so in October of 2020, the congregation unanimously voted to sell the current manse, and purchase the available lot adjacent to the church. Included in the congregational vote were plans to purchase an energy-efficient modern 1404 sq ft manufactured home and install it on the lot as a new manse. Mission completed.
Our History
TPC was organized in 1889 with 2 elders and 12 to 16 members. Prior to that, several members had been meeting for worship and study since 1885 with the leadership of Reverend Brouilllette, who traveled to Toledo from Chehalis. The first Toledo Church was built in 1890, and a manse was added in 1922. In the early 1950's, interest was mounting in building a new church to be located on Augustus Street in Toledo. On April 20, 1953, the first shovel of dirt was turned, commencing the construction of the church, at 312 Augustus Street. The dedication of this church was March 31, 1957, with the membership around 140. The church is a beautiful stone building, located near the center of town. The church features wonderful stained-glass windows that reflect the sunshine and light the sanctuary with color. Updates over the years have included better technology, an elevator, a new heating system, and other improvements.
On the site of the older church building, a manse was planned. Clearing of the lot began in April of 1991, and the manse was ready to be occupied in July of 1992. Over time the manse became too large for our needs, so in October of 2020, the congregation unanimously voted to sell the current manse, and purchase the available lot adjacent to the church. Included in the congregational vote were plans to purchase an energy-efficient modern 1404 sq ft manufactured home and install it on the lot as a new manse. Mission completed.