Located in downtown Boise, this church, rebuilt in the 1920s and 1950s, retains some of the original building's charm. Faded furnishings dating back to 1878 and are on display. The antiques were used when the First United Presbyterian Church occupied occupied it's original space, what is now Idanha Hotel. The middle portion of the church, which is used as the education building, was built in 1929.
Website: fpcboise.org
Phone: (208) 345-3441
Cross Streets: Between N 9th St and N 10th St
950 W State St Boise, ID 83702-5440 ·1962.46 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
- Accessible
Reviews
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This is a wonderful church with a series of beautiful stained glass windows that tell the story of the life of Jesus. The people were gracious and welcoming and the sermon was excellent!
MoreThe First Presbyterian Church has an active congregation, and a caring membership that welcomes everyone. It's a church where you will feel loved and supported.
MoreVisited for the first time during the December Boise Historic Churches Tour. What a nice surprise! The organ is beautiful, as well as the architecture, which is rare for Boise. Highly suggest you take in a Sunday service to have time to take it all in.
MoreIf you are in search of a place to call your church home this is it. Even if you are in town for a visit this is a wonderful service with wonderful people.
MoreI'm not Presbyterian but anyone could enjoy the excellent condition and well-maintained church building.
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