Starting January 17 Catholic Worker has been providing food to the homeless in Washington / Jefferson Park since 2003. Several FCC members have been involved in this effort for several years. Though the group has undergone many iterations, and will soon become Breakfast Brigade, it continues to
Read more →FCC has been involved in a ministry with the Annex Family Shelter for over 20 years. We have evolved with the program and its locations, always being flexible with the changes on location for the overnight guests and in providing food. This year we are providing dinner
Read more →In November, Don Gall led a three-part adult education program on “Native Americans and the Christian Church.” The participants met for a fourth session to discuss possible responses. Then a small group of nine church members met again, forming a working group to carry the questions raised
Read more →FCC has been a long-time supporter of CAHOOTS (Crisis Assistance Helping Out on the Streets), Eugene/Springfield’s local mobile crisis team that is trained to work with people on the street. Many of CAHOOT’S calls involve homelessness, mental health, and alcohol and drug addiction. Donated items that help
Read more →A new era is dawning in our children’s programs here at FCC and we need your help. We are seeking individuals to volunteer for one hour per month in our childcare for children ages 0-4 years old and in our Kids Community for kids in kindergarten through
Read more →Our FCC Family Life Outreach & Advocacy Team would like to hear your voice! We are a committee of the church that works to support and advocate for Children’s, Youth & Family Ministries at FCC. We have spearheaded the Tend the Flock initiatives, worked on curriculum for
Read more →Church services will take place on the south lawn through the month of August. Would you consider sharing some of your floral bounty for our outdoor altar and welcoming tables? You can bring your flowers already arranged in a container – a traditional glass vase, a ceramic
Read more →Throughout this pandemic we have been separated from our community and church family, unable to meet in person, to worship together, to talk over a cup of coffee. Many in our community have felt lonely or sad, faced daunting challenges, and experienced important rites of passage without
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