First Presbyterian Church of Grapevine

Physical Address

1002 Park Blvd.

Grapevine, TX 76051

817-481-7129 - Church Office
817-481-1145 - Church FAX


Please note that our mailing address is distinct and different from the church's location...

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 1449, Grapevine, TX 76099


Office hours:
10:00am - 3:00pm - Monday through Thursday
9:00am - Noon - Friday


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administration@fpcgv.org

FPCGV Staff


Dr. Robert S. (Bob) Crilley

Dr. Crilley has been Pastor of First Presbyterian since May 1993. Bob is a gifted preacher who has the ability to communicate with the congregation as if he were talking to each member individually. He has won several preaching awards and authored the book "Veiled Glimpses of God's Glory" (CSS Publishing). He is a graduate of the University of Michigan (1984) with a BA in English Literature and Philosophy. He received his theological education at Princeton (Masters) and McCormick Theological Seminary (Doctor of Ministry). He was recently awarded an Honorary Doctorate from Austin College. He previously served Slate Ridge Presbyterian Church in Cardiff, Maryland for five years. Bob enjoys reading, writing and playing the tuba (Lake Cities Community Band).

Son of the long-time pastor at Fort Street Presbyterian Church of Detroit and a native of Michigan, Bob is an avid fan of Detroit sports teams and his beloved UM Wolverines. Bob is married to Judy and they have three daughters.

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Sawyer Lowe

Sawyer Lowe is thrilled to be joining First Presbyterian Church of Grapevine as Director of Music!  For the last three years, Sawyer has served as Director of Music at United Disciples Christian Church in Richardson, TX conducting the chancel choir, handbell choir, and the praise band.  He holds a Bachelors in Music Education from Texas Christian University and has sung with the Dallas Symphony Chorus, the Ken Davis Chorale, and recently served as the Adult Chorus Director for the Han Opera Vocal Art Center.

When not working, Sawyer loves to spend time with his dog Mollie.  Especially if it is outside while smoking something on the BBQ.

Gia Jiha Choi

Jiha Choi, a native of Korea, began her piano studies at the age of five. Her family immigrated to the United States when she was a teenager and continued piano studies. She was awarded a full scholarship to study at the Aspen Music Festival and School during her high school junior year.

After further study at the New England Conservatory, she completed her Bachelor of Music degree at Cameron University, where she was awarded numerous honors and scholarships including the prestigious Presser Scholar Award.  For her Master’s degree, she received a Teaching Fellowship from the University of North Texas College of Music, a highly competitive award which is very rarely given to a Master’s degree student.  During her Master’s, she studied organ as a secondary instrument and became an organist at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Denton, TX. She recently earned  her doctorate in piano performance and held Teaching Fellowship for four years from the University of North Texas.

In addition to her performances as a soloist, Choi has extensive experience collaborating with other musicians, as well as giving instruction in keyboard skills and piano classes.