Current FCC Happenings
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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.
Our Newcomer's Coffee is an informal gathering after worship that provides opportunity to meet church members and staff, learn about the ministry and mission of our active congregation, and ask any questions. Coffee and light refreshments will be served.
Newcomers Coffee is hosted by the Board of Lay Ministry and all are welcome! Please contact Brooke King-LaBreck at bking@fccfaithful.org for more information.
We’re connecting on deeper levels.
Last year, Lay Ministries introduced the “Home Hangouts” where we experienced connecting with new faces outside of the Sunday pews. This October, dive a bit deeper into relationship with one another by joining one of two 6-week Home Groups around themes of life and faith. Each group has limited spots. Sign up is required, below.
Monday Home Group: Nourishing Vocation
October 7 - November 11 from 7-8:30 pm
Through the Nourishing Vocation Project, we’ll explore how to live out God’s call in every part of our lives. In dynamic group discussions, creative storytelling, and hands-on activities, we’ll uncover new ways to recognize and respond to God’s guidance. We’ll reflect on our own path, connect with others, and discover how our unique gifts can be used to serve and thrive in meaningful ways.
Thursday Home Group: Ephesians and the “New Humanity”
October 10 - 24 & November 7-21 from 7 - 8:30 pm
How do we grapple with accepting difference when when we actually disagree? Can we actually be “united in Christ” and celebrate diversity?  This challenge not only dominates conversation in our current season of divisiveness across America, but also serves as the central thematic reflection in the book of Ephesians. We’ll wrestle with ancient conundrums in the church of Ephesus and reflect on how the vision of “the new humanity” can be realized both inside and outside of The Church today.