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Welcome back to Wednesday night dinners! We cant wait for fellowship and joy that fills the building when you are here!
Dinner 9/9 - Chicken & Rice
Old school style twist on a family favorite
Adults - $8
Children & Youth eat free.
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Did you know our meals are house made by chef Teshia and her talented kitchen team?
The recipes are also homegrown from cookbooks that FCUMC has published!
Practicing the Way -> Life together through spiritual practices
Length: 10 week study
Led By: Jennifer Smith
What does it mean to follow Jesus in the midst of busy schedules, endless distractions, and everyday responsibilities? In this Wednesday Night class, we'll journey through Practicing the Way by Mark Comer and explore how spiritual formation happens when we intentionally shape our lives around the way of Christ.
Together, we'll explore spiritual practices that help us become apprentices of Jesus: people who are with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus did. Through discussion, reflection, and simple habit forming work, we'll discover how following Christ transforms not only our faith, but also our relationships, work, and daily routines.
As we seek to live out the greatest commandments, this class will help us grow in loving God, loving our neighbors, and loving ourselves as beloved children of God. Whether you're new to spiritual disciplines or have practiced them for years, you're invited to deepen your walk with Christ and explore what it means to faithfully follow Jesus today.
Dynamite Prayer: a 28 day experiment of prayer -> Life Together through prayer
Length: 4 weeks
Led by: Rev. Don Hanshew
Prayer has the power to transform lives, deepen faith, and draw us closer to God. This Wednesday Night class will explore Dynamite Prayer and the ways prayer can become a vibrant and powerful part of our daily walk with Christ.
Designed to accompany our upcoming sermon series, this class will dive deeper into the themes and practices of prayer found in the book. Together, we'll examine biblical models of prayer, discuss practical ways to strengthen our prayer lives, and encourage one another as we seek a more meaningful connection with God.
Whether prayer feels natural to you or you're looking to grow in confidence and consistency, this class offers an opportunity to learn, reflect, and practice alongside others. Come discover how God works through faithful prayer and how a life rooted in prayer can bring hope, guidance, and transformation.
Being a United Methodist Christian -> Life together through shared identity and theology
Length: 6 weeks
Led By: Rev. Don Hanshew and other clergy
What does it mean to be a United Methodist Christian? How do our beliefs, practices, and traditions shape the way we follow Jesus? This Wednesday Night class, based on Being a United Methodist Christian by Andy Langford, offers an opportunity to explore the foundations of United Methodist faith and practice.
This class will examine the distinctive beliefs, history, theology, and mission of The United Methodist Church. Together, we'll explore topics such as grace, discipleship, worship, connectionalism, and what it means to live out our faith in the world today.
Whether you are new to the United Methodist Church, considering membership, or have been part of the denomination for years, this class provides a meaningful opportunity to deepen your understanding of our shared faith and heritage. Come discover what it means to follow Jesus through the Wesleyan tradition and how United Methodist Christians seek to love God, love neighbors, and transform the world through the grace of Christ.
Young at Heart Bible Study: The Gospel of Mark -> Life Together through scripture
Length: 4 weeks
Led by: Rev Rachel Collins
The Gospel of Mark: Following Jesus’ Journey
Join in with Young at Heart for a study of the Gospel of Mark led by Rev. Rachel. This class will take a deeper dive into Mark’s Gospel, exploring its major themes, stories, parables, and the hope found throughout Jesus’ ministry.
Together, we will examine how Mark reveals Jesus as the Messiah who came to serve, heal, teach, and bring God’s kingdom near. Through thoughtful discussion and Scripture study, we will explore the ways Mark’s witness continues to shape our understanding of who Jesus is and what it means to follow him today.
The Chosen: Season 5 -> Life Together through conversation and reflection
Length: 8 weeks
Led by: Carol Sewell, Lynn Dare, Sandy Failing
Join in a Wednesday Night group as we watch and discuss Season 5 of The Chosen, exploring the life and ministry of Jesus through this popular television series. Each gathering will include time to watch an episode together, reflect on the story, and engage in conversation about the biblical themes, characters, and questions that arise.
As we journey through the events leading up to the final days of Jesus’ earthly ministry, we’ll consider how Scripture, community, and faith come together to shape our understanding of Christ. This group is a place to ask questions, share insights, and grow deeper in our relationship with Jesus alongside others.
Whether you are a longtime viewer of The Chosen or new to the series, come be part of the conversation as we explore the story of Jesus in a new way.
Mission night! -> Life Together in service
When: October 14th
On October 14, all adult and youth classes will come together for a special evening of hands-on mission and service. Together, we will assemble meals to help stock the Blessing Box and support the Ministry Center as they prepare to serve neighbors in need throughout the colder months ahead.
Mission Night is an opportunity to put our faith into action, build connections across generations, and make a tangible difference in our community. Come with a servant’s heart, a willingness to help, and excitement for an evening of meaningful ministry together.
Craft night! -> Life Together through fellowship
When: November 18th
Join in an intergenerational evening of creativity, fellowship, and fun! Craft Night offers something for everyone, with opportunities to share your favorite crafts, work on projects you've brought from home, or learn how to create an Advent wreath as we prepare for the upcoming season of Advent.
The evening will also feature warm cups of hot cocoa to help knock off the chill, along with puzzle tables for those who prefer piecing together a puzzle over crafting. Whether you're an experienced crafter, a curious beginner, or simply looking for a relaxed evening of connection, there's a place for you.
Come spend an evening creating, conversing, and sharing life together as a community.
Rooted Motherhood
Facilitated by: Lauren Horner & Samantha Hurst
Length: Ongoing during the school year on the FCF schedule
Sometimes we need a place to sit down, breathe, and remember we're not alone. Rooted Motherhood is a casual gathering for moms to connect, share life, and reflect on faith in the middle of the everyday moments of parenting.
Each gathering includes time for fellowship, a short devotional thought, and conversation around the joys and challenges of motherhood, living life, and surviving/thriving. Let this new gathering become a space of peace for you, a part of your village. The easy thing about beginning to attend is that everyone here is new!