Over a hundred people of all ages joined us for this year's block party. Kid's, Youth & 1824 Ministries combined with our adult Bible study classes to have an evening of fun, faith and fellowship.

FCC has two "Messy" Church groups for families. The first is geared towards younger adults and those with young children and is held each week at a different house.  The second is for older parents (30+) and meets in the Downstairs Fellowship Hall at FCC, but you are welcome to attend either group no matter who you are. We call it messy because we bring our kids and things don't always work out as planned. But it gives us a chance to fellowship, share a great meal, get in to God's Word, and grow closer together as we grow closer to Jesus. Contact Andrew Bassler if you are interested...both groups meet on Thursday evening and we would love to have you.

Sponsored by FCC's Youth Group, the May 2026 Ark Encounter trip turned into a family event with over 30 people attending a fun & faith-affirming visit to Central Kentucky.

Over 200 people joined us for our annual Easter Fellowship Breakfast and our Resurrection Easter worship service saw 517 people in the pews! We praise God for all the individuals and families who were with us- we set up a background and balloon arch for folks to take pictures to remember this awesome celebration of Christ defeating death!

The FCC team decided to play babysitter for the night. Parents were given the opportunity to drop off their kids and enjoy a Valentines date. Little did they know that the real fun was happening at church. We had crafts, games, make-your-own pizza, and chocolate covered strawberries.

Family & Friends Fun Day for July was a hike to Creation Falls and the Rock Bridge Trail at Red River Gorge. The kids (and adults) did great hiking almost 2 miles and everyone had fun playing in the sand & splashing around by the waterfall. A great day with a great group of people.

Faith Builders Sunday School class hosted a Family & Friends outing at the Copeland Farm. It was a wonderful evening with great food, quality time with our brothers and sisters & all of the kids catching at least one fish from their pond.

Over 200 people joined us at Carter Caves this summer for the FCC Annual Picnic. You can always expect great food, games, swimming, and wonderful fellowship and this year did not disappoint.  What an enjoyable evening and we hope to have an even larger crowd next year.