A Note from the Pastor
Thank you for visiting us online; we'd also enjoy having you visit us in person.
It's hard to believe that FBC Hernando is almost 71 years old! We had a great day of celebration on last year's "birthday," with Homecoming activities on October 6. Our musical guests were the Silver Tones; they sang in the morning worship service, enjoyed lunch with us, and then provided a concert after lunch. Former pastor Gary Beehler brought a very meaningful message in the morning service, and most of us were grateful to just collapse after getting home mid-afternoon!
This year (2025) has been both busy and productive. We're grateful for a new and gifted pianist, Connie Olsen. We're also thankful that all of those "baby bottles filled with change" enabled us to donate more than $1,700 to the Citrus Pregnancy Center, plus sponsor six individuals in the Great Stork Race. I hope we can exceed that goal in 2026. In case you're accustomed to evening services in the Fellowship Hall, get ready for some "mess" and "noise." We're about to have that roof replaced, which means evening services may be relocated to the sanctuary for a few evenings.
A large portion of the FBCH family are working toward reading the entire Bible this year. Printed reading plans are provided for those who desire them.
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
It's hard to believe that FBC Hernando is almost 71 years old! We had a great day of celebration on last year's "birthday," with Homecoming activities on October 6. Our musical guests were the Silver Tones; they sang in the morning worship service, enjoyed lunch with us, and then provided a concert after lunch. Former pastor Gary Beehler brought a very meaningful message in the morning service, and most of us were grateful to just collapse after getting home mid-afternoon!
This year (2025) has been both busy and productive. We're grateful for a new and gifted pianist, Connie Olsen. We're also thankful that all of those "baby bottles filled with change" enabled us to donate more than $1,700 to the Citrus Pregnancy Center, plus sponsor six individuals in the Great Stork Race. I hope we can exceed that goal in 2026. In case you're accustomed to evening services in the Fellowship Hall, get ready for some "mess" and "noise." We're about to have that roof replaced, which means evening services may be relocated to the sanctuary for a few evenings.
A large portion of the FBCH family are working toward reading the entire Bible this year. Printed reading plans are provided for those who desire them.
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
