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Help with Fellowship Time Treats
Please visit our sign-up here and pick a date (or dates) that work best for you! Coffee and treats will be set up in the Gathering Space.
Children are invited to bring a basket to Easter Worship at 10 am and participate in the Egg Hunt on the front lawn following the service. (In case of inclimate weather, the hunt will be moved indoors.)
Saturday, April 11 @ 9:30 am
Our beautiful grounds are coming to life, and it’s time to clean up winter debris and make way for Spring! Properties Manager John Yapp will oversee the cleanup of our overall grounds and Emily Pinto will oversee the cleanup of the FCC Weekday Preschool playground. Please bring gloves and any tools you think would be helpful (rake, blower, clippers). We are all stewards of these beautiful grounds. Your efforts save our budget thousands in landscaping costs! Thank you!
Save the Date! Friday, April 17 at 7pm at the FCC Community House
sponsored by the Board of Community & Connection
Come experience an exciting murder mystery night set in the 1980s! Costumes are *like totally* optional but encouraged. Registration is required as space is limited. The event is free-will donation, BYO-snacks, and BYOB (although "Prom Punch" will be available for purchase. Guests 21+.
Wednesdays, April 8-22, from 7-8:30 pm
We are inviting everyone of every age to participate! Whether you can drop in for just one session or all of them, we are hoping to provide space for kids and adults to listen to a short lecture on a theological topic, then divide into small groups to process together! This round, we are going to look at....
April 8: How Does One Feel God? - An Introduction to Spiritual Disciplines
April 15: Is Jesus the Only Way? - A Study on the Unique Importance of the Christian Faith
April 22: LGBTQ and The Bible - A Practical Study on the Practice of Christian Discernment
We hope both adults and teens will join us for these meaningful conversations! You don't need to sign up! Just come when you can!
New Adult Formation Class
The Serviceberry by Robin Wall Kimmerer
Sundays, April 19, 26 and May 3 in the Family Room
After reading and discussing The Anti-Greed Gospel, we asked ourselves “What can we do to uplift the poor, marginalized, and oppressed and become more anti-racist?” The book reminded us that systemic issues are solved by solidarity and that we need to think of our money and possessions as resources to share not to hoard. We asked ourselves how alternative systems might look.
To help us find solutions, we will read and discuss The Serviceberry by Robin Wall Kimmerer where Kimmerer, the author of Braiding Sweetgrass, proposes creating a gift economy based on the serviceberry plant that models generosity and reciprocity.
The book is available at The Rock Shop in Homewood.