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Our Fall Wednesday Evening Program begins tomorrow. Supper will be served at 6:15 p.m. There is a suggested donation of $3 per person or $10 per family of four or more. Tabor students eat for free. At 7 p.m., separate … Continue reading →

Did you miss the sermon last Sunday? Maybe you attended elsewhere, but still like to keep up with what’s going on at FMC! We will start posting the weekly sermons this week so you can keep up with us. We … Continue reading →

Due to the predicted winter storm and negative wind chills tomorrow, Sunday, March 3, FMC has decided to cancel all Sunday services. Please stay home, stay safe, and stay warm. We look forward to worshiping again on Sunday, March 10!

Job 37:5-7 5 God thunders wondrously with his voice; he does great things that we cannot comprehend. 6 For to the snow he says, ‘Fall on the earth’; and the shower of rain, his heavy shower of rain, 7 serves as a sign … Continue reading →

Good Friday Resource 2018

Early in the service we all had the option to walk forward with our shoes, and leave them at the altar for the duration of our worship service. This followed the pattern of our Lenten services, where one from among … Continue reading →

Look at these beautiful comforter tops that were displayed in our sanctuary Sunday morning! These will be completed during this year’s Comforter Blitz.

Relationships between Christian churches in Chad is very important since it is a minority religion (10% of Chadians are Protestants). Each Sunday in worship, greetings will be heard from other congregations. The visiting person stands up and says, “The church in ____ … Continue reading →

FMC had a great turnout for meat canning this past week. Photos are posted below and on our Facebook page. Put this event in your file for next November. It is a great way to participate in “meeting” the needs … Continue reading →

What would we do without Joel? We don’t want to find out! Here is a pic of what it took for Joel to save the day when our old sound system didn’t want to cooperate. Thanks, Joel. FMC appreciates everything … Continue reading →