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Each service features a powerful message rooted in the teachings of scripture to guide and encourage your spiritual growth.
Our music ministry creates an atmosphere of praise and worship to help you connect with God and strengthen your faith through song.
Join our welcoming and supportive community of worshipers to deepen your faith together in fellowship.
Worship This Week
We want you to feel warmly welcome at First Congregational United Church of Christ. We prayerfully seek to worship in ways that are meaningful and believe that worshiping with us will help you grow your faith through music, scripture and a meaningful message at the center of each service.
Worship This Week
May 26 ~ ONE Service at 11:00 a.m.
We welcome Rev. Jeff Jones, Guest Worship Leader &
Adam De Sorgo, guest musician.
8:45 a.m. ~ No early morning service this week. We will resume this service on June 2nd.
11: 00a.m. ~ Please join us this Sunday ~ in the sanctuary or online. Our Chancel Choir will sing, “We Are Surrounded” and guest preacher, Rev. Jeff Jones will share a sermon on Hebrews 11. All are welcome!!
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Morning Meditation
Yesterday in church we
celebrated the sweet, sweet Spirit that stirred amid the disciples and
empowered them to share the good news of God’s expansive/evolving love. The Book of Acts tells us this Spirit was not
some gentle soft breeze but a burning breeze that shook the disciples to their
core. They physically felt the force on
their face/flesh, and this awoke their shy souls to start singing in every
language. Amid the cacophony there was a
connection. Amid the chaos there was a
community formed. What...
Morning Meditation
Yesterday in church we
celebrated the sweet, sweet Spirit that stirred amid the disciples and
empowered them to share the good news of God’s expansive/evolving love. The Book of Acts tells us this Spirit was not
some gentle soft breeze but a burning breeze that shook the disciples to their
core. They physically felt the force on
their face/flesh, and this awoke their shy souls to start singing in every
language. Amid the cacophony there was a
connection. Amid the chaos there was a
community formed. What...
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For where two or three are gathered
together in My name,
there am I in the midst of them.
Matthew 18:20