Sunday Morning
9am Sunday School
10am Worship
11am Coffee Hour
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May 162012
News and Events
Apr 252012
The Young Adult Group, With a Purpose, will be sponsoring a Spring Craft Fair and Bazaar on Saturday, May 19, 2012 from 9am-3pm. The cost to rent a vendor space is $20 for a 10ft x 10ft space. Tables and chairs will be available for an extra $10. The money raised from selling vendor spaces will go to the Southwest North Carolina Food Bank. Vendors can sell handmade items, craft supplies, antique items, or new items from their company (i.e. Mary Kay/Tupperware). No yard sale items, please.
If you or someone you know would like to be a vendor please contact the office (336-273-4725 or info@fccgreensboro.org) for a vendor application. If you are unable to be a vendor, we would love for you to be a shopper! Thank you for your support.
Apr 252012
Good things are happening at FCC! The Worship Team has met and reviewed all of the input regarding our ongoing worship schedule. Thank you all for the tremendous response we received to the survey. Based on your feedback, the worship team will form a Transformation Team to plan for our new and exciting 10:00 am service, year-round!
The first day of our new worship schedule will be Sunday, June 3. On May 27, Pentecost Sunday, we will mark the ending of the 8:30 and 11:00 schedule as we give thanks for the work of the Holy Spirit in our midst.
Through the summer, Sunday school classes will meet at 9:00am, with worship at 10:00 followed by a brief fellowship time. Also through the summer, the Transformation Team will be working to iron out the details of our new schedule. They will work on such things as the order of service, Sunday School schedule, fellowship time, deacon, elder and communion scheduling, and more.
If you feel called to help plan how our new service will look, WE WOULD LOVE TO HAVE YOU! Please talk with Brenda Huth, Emily Viverette or Pastor Lee if you are interested. The team will begin meeting after May 15.
Apr 252012
Emily Viverette and Michael Wildman will be leading a lectionary-based Bible study
through May 27 during the Sunday School hour. During these sessions, they will introduce a resource called BibleWorkbench. The key focus of the resource is assisting people to “see biblically”, that is, recognizing the dynamics of the Bible story at work in the world around us and deep in our own souls. Each week BibleWorkbench asks: What is happening in this story? Where is this story taking place in our world? How is this MY story?
through May 27 during the Sunday School hour. During these sessions, they will introduce a resource called BibleWorkbench. The key focus of the resource is assisting people to “see biblically”, that is, recognizing the dynamics of the Bible story at work in the world around us and deep in our own souls. Each week BibleWorkbench asks: What is happening in this story? Where is this story taking place in our world? How is this MY story?
All are welcome! The class will meet in the Friendship Classroom.
Apr 182012
Like to get your hands dirty? Join us in our community garden (located at 4321 S. Elm-Eugene Street) on Saturday mornings at 9:00 am. The garden is part of our outreach ministry, and much of the produce is donated to the Greensboro Servant Center. There is always plenty to do; many hands will make light work for all.
Nov 162011
There will be a called congregational meeting immediately following the 11:00 service on Sunday, December 11th, for the purpose of electing officers, board members, elders and deacons for 2012, as well as approving the 2012 budget.
Oct 032011
Out newsletter schedule will change slightly during the holiday season this year. Below are the dates of the newsletter mailings:
October 12, 26
November 16, 30
December 14
January 4, 18
Remember to email your articles to info@fccgreensboro.org by 9am the Monday before the newsletter date.
May 022011
“Day 1,” the nationally syndicated radio program hosted by Peter Wallace, will present a special series featuring “Young Leaders of the Church” during the five Sundays in May. The series, the first of its kind undertaken by the program, is being produced in partnership with the Fund for Theological Education (FTE), based in Atlanta, Ga.
Rev. Lee Hull Moses will be featured on the program on May 8, 2011 on WSJS 600 AM at 7am in Winston-Salem/Greensboro or WMFR 1230 AM at 8:30am in High Point. You can also visit the website at www.Day1.org and download the program’s podcast.
Each program in the series will feature an accomplished young minister preaching a sermon and interviewed by Peter Wallace, as well as a student in preparation for a ministry career providing a brief commentary on the importance of church in a new generation.
“The goal of this series is to enrich and inspire our clergy and lay audiences to notice, name, and nurture young people in their midst with potential for pastoral ministry,” said Wallace, who is also executive producer of “Day 1.”
The Rev. Lee Hull Moses’ sermon, “Breaking Open,” explores the story of the two disciples’ post-resurrection walk to Emmaus (Luke 24:28-35).
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