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!

Even though we've been under a stay-at-home order since March 23, we are still the church! If you're looking for some connection during this time, we have some activities you might be interested in.

We've got a lot planned for Lent this year! We hope you'll be able to participate in some of these events virtually. Coronavirus has changed some of our plans.

This year the Mission & Justice Board is inviting members and friends of the First Congregational Church community to join us in the restorative work of caring for our planet. This year, instead of giving up something for Lent, we are encouraging members to make a pledge to take action on climate change.

Because of concerns related to COVID-19 and, following the recommendations of county and state officials, we have made the difficult decision to postpone this event. We will post here when we have more information.

David Roberts from the Bellingham Climate Action Task Force and Kulshan Services will be sharing his lecture, "Black Swans, Boiled Frogs, and Canaries in the Mine: Choosing Our Climate Future." His slides and lecture focus on the short and long-term effects of global climate change, with a particular emphasis on how this will change life in Whatcom County and what we can do about it.