Holiday Joy provides a holiday shopping experience for families who cannot afford gifts for family members during the holidays. You can participate by taking one of the ornaments from the Holiday Joy Tree in the FCCB narthex starting this Sunday, November 16.

Some of you may wonder, how do I know when I can reach members of our staff? It can definitely be confusing, with some of our team in school and others working multiple jobs.

Holiday Joy provides a holiday shopping experience for families who can least afford gifts to provide family gifts at the holidays.

All are welcome to join this book group as we continue a challenging discussion of Becoming a Good Relative: Calling White Settlers toward Truth, Healing, and Repair by Hilary Giovale, the author’s story of her own awakening awareness of her whiteness.

Church Council met on Monday, October 27. Here are highlights.

Tuesday at the Simple Supper, we spoke about the possibility of joining the Ground Floor in planning, preparing, and hosting a Holiday Meal. We met with the Ground Floor Director April, and it is a go! We are joining together for the Holiday meal for friends, members, neighbors, and anyone who drops in.

We are hosting a Dia de Los Muertos Family Event on Saturday, November 1, 4:00-6:00 pm. In addition, we are offering the opportunity to purchase a candle with a picture of their loved one to be placed on the ofrenda.

So many ministries are part of First Congregational Church. Below are just a few examples of how your gifts and pledges serve. If your ministry is interested in requesting funds for 2026 programs, fill out the form and send it to bookkeeper@fccb.net no later than October 31, 2025. Please be sure to coordinate with others in your ministry so only one request is submitted.