One of the litanies I hear from many of you is the frustration you feel when you see folk not wearing masks in crowded space. It seems like such a simple thing to do for the wellbeing of our community, so it boils within us when we wonder if people can ever actually care for one another as Jesus taught.

Remember that all of our events are being held virtually. Believe it or not, this isn’t everything! For more information about these and other groups and activities, contact office@fccb.net.

As a result of the Connecting Survey done by the Membership Board of First Congregational Church Bellingham,  we became more  aware of amazing gifts people are willing to share with others during e times of COVID. Thank you to all who gave suggestions and offered services.

As all areas of life in this time of COVID-19, being church and being in community have changed. Here are our recurring events and some small groups you can participate in with us.

What do you need?

Are some of you finally finding a smoother groove in this time? Are some of you creating new routines that work? Or are you discovering that each time you think you are on track to a new “normal” (whatever that means), you once again feel upended, like one of Jesus’ parables?

Could you use some good news?

First Congregational Church and the Red Cedar Zen Center are looking for volunteers to help with the Family Promise Program.

Here is the information for connecting to our virtual Pentecost Potluck Sunday, May 31. Join us for to connect with your church community!