Congratulations to all in our FCC family who graduated this spring! We commend you for your persistence and hard work and wish you the very, very best for your next adventure. Our high school graduates are: ✦ Olivia Montoya, Churchill High School, Lane Community College ✦ Jacob
Read more →We will be offering Our Whole Lives for incoming 6th Graders the week of August 29 through September 2 – just in time for middle school! If you would like your soon-to-be 6th grader to participate in this class, contact Jennie Sherlock through the church office or send her
Read more →Sunday, June 5th 10 a.m. Graduate Recognition / OWL recognition / 4th & 5th grade bible presentations during worship 11:30 Senior Brunch hosted by FCC member, Brenda Kame’enui at her home in South Eugene. 4 – 6 p.m., Middle and High School ’Ohana Youth Group End of Year Celebration! (4 to
Read more →The end of the school year is right around the corner and so is our church year. Check out the calendar below for our child and family programming in June. June 5th: 9am: 4th and 5th Grade special time in Kids Community. We will have treats, play
Read more →Howdy People! April 8th will my last working day with First Congregational Church, and I wanted everyone to know the cherished time I have spent with all of you here before I leave. Although I am quite excited for the journey ahead, I am sad to leave
Read more →We bid farewell in April to Frank Spangler, our church’s cheerful and resourceful Facilities Manager, who relocated to Minnesota. When Frank stepped into this role last July, all was quiet in the church, and yet the buzz was building for the congregation and others to return to
Read more →Sunday morning Adult Education class will spend time during the month of June to celebrate FCC members, learning more of their life and their spiritual stories…all for the purpose of knowing our FCC neighbors. So come, join us for 9 a.m. Sunday Adult Education hour in the
Read more →The Social Justice and Witness team is exploring ways to enhance our Global Ministries work. The work of the Tasajera committee continues with scholarships for the youth of this small El Salvador island, and growing the relationships that were established years ago. In addition, the SJW committee
Read more →LEVO (Lift Every Voice Oregon), an interfaith group that seeks to reduce gun violence, continues its push to collect signatures to get a gun safety measure on the November ballot. Originally, the goal was to collect signatures for two initiatives, one to ban assault weapons and one to
Read more →Sponsored by Respond to Racism Monday, June 6 – 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. TheCentralPacificConferenceishighlightingthisofferingfromRespondtoRacism,anOregon non–profit organization. R espond to Racism’s June Community M eeting: N ative Children and the legacy of R esidential Schools in Oregon, is an online offering. One of these schools was located at P acific University, which
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