Frequently Asked Questions

We have marked parking lots across the street from our Sanctuary entrance on College Street and from our Education Building entrance on Clinton Street. Street parking is also available on College Street. Those needing an accessible entrance should come to the Education Building entrance on Clinton, which also includes a pull-up area where folks may be dropped off close to the door. Dedicated parking spots for people with physical disabilities, as well as families with young children can be found in the Clinton Street parking lot.

We have two main entrances - our front Sanctuary entrance on College Street and our Education Building entrance on Clinton Street. On Sundays, you’ll find greeters right inside both entrances prior to worship that will greet you, give you a bulletin, and answer any questions you may have.

Adult Sunday School begins at 9:45, with Worship beginning at 11:00 and lasts until about noon. Breakfast snacks and coffee are available before both Adult Sunday School and Worship, and we hope you’ll join us for fellowship during those times. Nursery is available.

You are welcome to wear whatever you like. Our congregation comes from all walks of life and you will never be turned away or shamed for what you wear or how you look.

You can watch the Livestreams of our services on our Facebook page. They are available on demand immediately afterwards on Facebook or later on YouTube.

At FCC, we offer a variety of formative programs for young people, including nursery ministry, Children Worship & Wonder (for ages 4 through 2nd grade), and kids' & youth groups. We strive in all aspects of our programming to teach children that they are dearly loved by God, and that the church is a safe and welcoming space for them no matter what. To that end, as we are a designated Open and Affirming Church, we welcome and fully accept young people regardless of gender expression, identity, or sexual orientation. Questions are welcomed, especially as older children and youth begin to wonder about their own faith and place in the church. All ages participate in regular service projects, and we seek to model and live into an environment that seeks justice and care for all, particularly those who are on the margins of society. We gather regularly for worship and bible study, fellowship around food and games, and fun-based "Meet Me" events in places like Central Purrk Cat Cafe, McConnell Springs, and the movies.