Did you know? That FCC aspires to become recognized by the National United Church of Christ office as a “Climate Justice Church”? That as part of this process, FCC is in the early stages of developing a congregational climate initiative, led by the church’s newly formed “Green Team”? That
Read more →Wednesday, February 23 at 4:30 p.m. via Zoom (Contact the church office for the Zoom link). Come and be part of the important conversation of how do we and FCC move in action that reflects a deep and abiding care for creation. This month’s meeting will focus
Read more →February 6A Surprising CatchLuke 5:1-11 February 13Surprising TeachingLuke 6:17-26 February 20Love Your EnemiesLuke 6:27-38 February 27Astounding GloryLuke 9:28-36 (37-43a)
Read more →It is that time of year again when FCC provides meals to the Night Shelter at St. Vincent de Paul’s Annex. Our support has evolved over many years based on the needs of the Annex residents and staff. This year, because of Covid, FCC volunteers will not
Read more →Greetings friends, With the recent surge in Covid cases across Lane County, ’Ohana Youth Groups have moved back outside and continue to lean into the outdoors by embracing outdoor adventure in God’s beautiful creation. During January, middle school and high school youth groups met for a hike
Read more →This has been a difficult month for music-making at FCC in many ways. It is always more work for everyone involved to function in virtual mode. And while the spike in COVID-19 cases that moved us to shut down the church is still spiking, all has not
Read more →What does it mean to become rooted in the land? How can we become better relatives to our greatest teacher, the Earth? In the days leading up to Earth Day, an invitation to consider these questions and take action to care for the gift of our planet.
Read more →Registration is open for youth summer camp programs at Camp Adams this coming summer. The Sojourners Camp for youth who have completed grades 7 and 8 is happening on the same dates as our Sierra Service Project trip (SSP dates are set in November, so unfortunately we were
Read more →The Housing Initiative Committee met in January to discuss Parkside, the two homes our church developed on our property for low income families. Staff of St. Vincent de Paul (SVdP), our partner in this initiative, has relocated one family and is awaiting a new home for the other family.
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We often dash to the store for one or two items that may or may not constitute an emergency… In a nationwide sample of three-quarters of a million auto trips, nearly 60% were five miles or less. 16% were under one mile! Not only do these trips
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