A Note from the Pastor
Thank you for visiting us online; we'd also enjoy having you visit us in person! Sunday morning services are in the sanctuary; all evening services are currently being held in the Fellowship Hall, except for special occasions.
We've had a busy first quarter of 2026! You can see pictures of the winners of the Chili Cook-off and Dessert Competition on the "Our Story" page. Later this week, we'll be adding pictures taken at the Easter Brunch. We had two great worship services on Resurrection Sunday. We appreciate the difference Jesus' resurrection makes after the 8 a.m. sermon, and we thoroughly enjoyed the choir's presentation of "Hallelujah! Praise the Lamb" in the 10:45 worship service on Easter Sunday. The audio files either ARE or ARE ABOUT TO BE available in the Media Library.
Our precious organist, Marjorie Grady, graduated to heaven just two days after Easter. While we rejoice for her homegoing, we will certainly miss her love, her spunk and independence, and her beautiful organ music!
If you'd like to be a part of what God is doing at FBCH, talk with a deacon or the pastor about ways you can join us in God's work.
Please reach out to me if you have questions or need assistance with anything; calendars here on the website should give you a good idea of everything that is going on at FBCH. We may be a small congregation, but we serve a really GREAT God; please, come and worship Him with us.
Keith
We've had a busy first quarter of 2026! You can see pictures of the winners of the Chili Cook-off and Dessert Competition on the "Our Story" page. Later this week, we'll be adding pictures taken at the Easter Brunch. We had two great worship services on Resurrection Sunday. We appreciate the difference Jesus' resurrection makes after the 8 a.m. sermon, and we thoroughly enjoyed the choir's presentation of "Hallelujah! Praise the Lamb" in the 10:45 worship service on Easter Sunday. The audio files either ARE or ARE ABOUT TO BE available in the Media Library.
Our precious organist, Marjorie Grady, graduated to heaven just two days after Easter. While we rejoice for her homegoing, we will certainly miss her love, her spunk and independence, and her beautiful organ music!
If you'd like to be a part of what God is doing at FBCH, talk with a deacon or the pastor about ways you can join us in God's work.
Please reach out to me if you have questions or need assistance with anything; calendars here on the website should give you a good idea of everything that is going on at FBCH. We may be a small congregation, but we serve a really GREAT God; please, come and worship Him with us.
Keith
