Project Homeless Connect is still looking for donations! And you can still volunteer to help.

The search for a Minister of Music is on!

The proposed Constitution revisions and Bylaws are ready for final review.

The First Congregational United Church of Christ of Bellingham is pleased to offer a Health and Healing Scholarship in honor of Debra Kay Pehrson, who served this community as a dedicated nurse. The $2,500 yearly scholarship was established by her mother, Alvie Pehrson, to support individuals in our congregation who have chosen to pursue a career in healthcare.

Construction is well underway in our Sanctuary and we're adapting for the short time it will last.

Remember way back at the beginning of the year when we had a broken sprinkler pipe and a flood? Well, we’ve had all sorts of evaluations and assessments and scheduling conversations since then, and it’s time for repairs to start. Here’s what you can expect to happen.

Ryan Berg, youth worker and author of No House to Call my Home, which reports on the plight of disowned LGBTQ youth in New York City, will be speaking to the public in Bellingham, Saturday May 18, at 6:30 pm at First Congregational Church at 2401 Cornwall Avenue.

A committee has been hard at work updating our church constitution. The proposed changes are now ready for your review.