Food for the Kitchenless
Jan
1
to Dec 31

Food for the Kitchenless

Tom Spadoro, a lay leader in our church has identified a need for non-perishable, single-serving, food items for the kitchenless and folks without homes in our community. The Food for the Kitchenless Project has now assembled 51,000 bags of food since April 2020! Donations continue to be needed for these nonperishable, single serving items. There is a box in the foyer to receive donations. A list of the specific items needed can be obtained at Connection Central. Volunteers assemble the bags of food on Monday evenings at 5:00 PM. All are welcome to participate. Talk to Tom Spadoro for more details.

The most food insecure people in our communities are the houseless that don’t have cooking, storage or refrigeration capabilities. The kitchenless need food and beverage items they are able to carry on their person (backpack), in a cart or a vehicle. Nonperishable food items, food that can go unspoiled for several days, in “one serving” sizes are needed to meet this critical need. Canned food should be small in size and have pull-top lids. Protein items are priority. No glass containers.

Items Needed
Bumble Bee, Snack On The Run, Tuna or Chicken Kits (or similar brand)
Protein bars
Granola bars
Cereal bars
Energy bars
Trail mix bars or pouches
Individually wrapped peanut butter or cheese crackers
Applesauce or fruit in squeeze pouches
Fruit snack pouches
Individually wrapped snack size packs of crackers
Individually wrapped snack sized packs of cookies

For those that want to contribute food items directly, we have found the most cost-effective places to purchase the Tuna Salad Kits are at Dollar Tree and all the other items at Costco. Monetary donations to the projects can be made at the church by including the term “Food for Kitchenless” on your check memo line. Checks can also be sent to Genuine Concern For Others Inc at PO Box 41223, SB, CA 93140 and a receipt will be mailed to the donor for tax usage.

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* Please note that this is an ongoing ministry for our church, dates above represent the range of time that we will be promoting this.

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Thursday Night Service
Jan
16
to Apr 24

Thursday Night Service

Since 2016, we have been thinking and praying about this next step. Basically, we wanted to offer an alternative time for those individuals and families whose Sundays are sometimes taken with travel, work, sports, surfing, sleeping. . . as well as those who live out of town, who want to invite friends to something different, who might be more apt to come on a weeknight, and those who might like a different rhythm of their week. This fits with the mission of our church and it will allow us some different kinds of opportunities for outreach, including time on a Sunday morning. Here are some details:

The time will be 6:30pm in the sanctuary
Children will be welcome
It will be the same sermon, with the same pastor preaching, as the Sunday service later that week.
The music will be the same, although it may be more simple.
No one is expected to go to both. . . 

We are excited for this time, in the middle of our week, to honor and worship the Lord! If you have questions, please reach out to one of the pastors. 

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Encounter Spring 2025
Jan
26
to Apr 27

Encounter Spring 2025

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ENCOUNTER Spring 2025
MENTAL HEALTH and the CHURCH”
Sundays, 11:45am, Upper Room

For Encounter this Spring we will be diving into topics related to mental health and the Church. YALL (Young Adult Leadership Lab) is co-sponsoring this series as the team has seen the impact the church can have on the way people of all ages experience the highs and lows of their mental health. How are we to live in a world when our minds betray or trick us, when what we perceive is not reality, when we struggle with depression, anxiety, OCD, or bi-polar disorder or those close to us do? How does God meet us in the midst of our darkness? How are we to care for those we love when they struggle with things we can’t always see or understand? How can the church help? Come join us as we seek to learn from practitioners, theologians, and scholars, and grow together as we seek God’s flourishing for our hearts, minds, bodies, and souls.  

See the schedule at fmcsb.org/adults

January 2nd

Robyn Broadus is a follower of Jesus, and Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist. She also has an incredible, miraculous trauma healing story. She is still in awe to not only have survived but also to have recovered fully, years later. She will be speaking both from her personal experience and her training as an MFT on trauma resilience.  

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Membership Classes 2025
Jan
26
to Feb 16

Membership Classes 2025

If you are interested in becoming a member of FMCSB or learning more about our theology, we welcome you to our annual Membership Class. Taught by Pastor Helen and Pastor Colleen, we will be going through church history as we talk through the origins and distinctives of Free Methodism. This is a great way to learn about our local church, what we believe, meet new people, and connect with our staff. While membership is not necessary for truly belonging, becoming a member is a tangible way of committing to the work God is doing through our local congregation.

If you are interested in becoming a member or would like to know more about the history of the Christian church and where FM fits in, we welcome you to join us.

We will have three classes; January 26th and February 2nd at 4:00pm. DINNER IS PROVIDED! And February 9th from 12:00-3:00pm with lunch provided! Please contact Pastor Colleen if you would like more information. If you need childcare, email childcare@fmcsb.org.

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Parent's Night Out
Feb
7
5:30 PM17:30

Parent's Night Out

Got kids 2 years old or older? Do you need some time away? Parent’s Night Out is here to help! We are offering free childcare (+ $5/child for pizza) on Friday, February 7th, from 5:30-8:00pm here at the church. Please sign up through THIS FORM by February 3rd to reserve your spot.

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Family Supper Club
Feb
9
4:00 PM16:00

Family Supper Club

Supper Club is a chance for parents to gather once a month to share life together. The children are cared for by babysitters while we open the word and pray together. This year we will be discussing the sermon passage (feel free to come even if you missed church). We end our time together with a potluck spaghetti dinner. All are welcome!

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Transition House
Feb
10
5:00 PM17:00

Transition House

Are you interested in volunteering in your community?

It’s almost time to help serve at Transition House! We are currently looking for some volunteers to help prepare the dinner meal. You can also help by donating funds or food items to help make this dinner happen. Reach out to Pastor Nikki, nikki@fmcsb.org, for more information about how you can get involved in this important ministry.

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All Church Meeting
Mar
2
10:00 AM10:00

All Church Meeting

We invite everyone to come to our annual All Church Meeting. This is a time to gather as a family of God to share a meal together, hear a report from each Pastor’s ministry area, and elect delegates who represent our church to the Free Methodist California Annual Conference for the next year. We will also hear an update on the strategic plan. All are welcome to attend, and if you are a member, you will be voting.

We will worship together under the tent at 10:00am. Then we will enjoy a lunch together!

Childcare will be provided, but children are welcome at the All Church Meeting if preferred. Email childcare@fmcsb.org to sign up.

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SB Mission Conference 2025
Feb
1
8:00 AM08:00

SB Mission Conference 2025

The 2025 Santa Barbara Mission Conference will be held February 1, 2025 at the First Presbyterian Church of Santa Barbara (21 E. Constance Ave, Santa Barbara).

Register now for “Engage,” the 23rd annual Santa Barbara Mission Conference. On Feb 1st, Keynote speaker Tim Soerens will help us deiscover the church right where we are.

His message will be supported by a panel of local practitioners who have been pursuing justice and Jesus for the long haul. They will share spiritual and communal practices that have sustained them, while bringing hope and healing to our community.

Afternoon breakout sessions will help us see the presence of God’s church in the midst of addiction, homelessness, isolation, and trafficking. Where might God be inviting you to discover the church, God’s people, at work in the world? Let’s journey together!

LEARN MORE + REGISTER

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FM YOUTH: Taco Time
Jan
10
5:45 PM17:45

FM YOUTH: Taco Time

FM YOUTH presents the seventh annual “TACO TIME”

One taco at a time, one restaurant at a time, South Milpas to North Milpas For all 6th -12th graders Friday, January 10 5:45-7:45pm, $25 (or less, depending on your appetite)

Meet in the parking lot of Rosales Mexican Restaurant 827 E Montecito
Pick up at Taqueria El Buen Gusto, 836 N. Milpas SIGN UP by January 8

For more information contact Doug Ranck, Free Methodist Church, 1435 Cliff Drive, Santa Barbara, California 93109, 805-252-3216 or doug@fmcsb.org

PERMISSION SLIP

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Christmas Eve Services
Dec
24
to Dec 25

Christmas Eve Services

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Join us for a candlelight Christmas Eve service on December 24th. We will have services at 4:30, 6:00, and 11:00pm in the sanctuary (the 4:30pm service will be livestreamed).

On the holiest of nights, we welcome the Christ child into our hearts and our homes. All are invited into the sanctuary as we worship the Savior together on Christmas Eve.

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Phileo Choir
Dec
14
to Dec 15

Phileo Choir

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Calling all singers! Pastor Jake is building up the Phileo Choir to perform during Advent. More details are to come, but if you are interested in being a part of the choir, reach out to Pastor Jake, jake@fmcsb.org. 

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Women's Christmas Party
Dec
10
6:00 PM18:00

Women's Christmas Party

Calling all women for our annual Christmas party! This event is always filled with laughter, singing, great food, fun, games and reflection on the coming of our Savior. Invite a friend or neighbor as we would love to expand and open our circles wider this Christmas season. Joy to the world, the Lord has come! That is what we hope to embody when we gather together for a great party on December 10th.

For the party please bring:

Your favorite Christmas Mug

An appetizer or dessert to share

An item for Food for the Kitchenless! This would be a nonperishable sing-serving food items that can be eaten without using a kitchen or kitchen appliances. Items such as:

Bumble Bee, Snack On The Run, Tuna or Chicken Kits (or similar brand)
Protein bars
Granola bars
Cereal bars
Energy bars
Trail mix bars or pouches
Individually wrapped peanut butter or cheese crackers
Applesauce or fruit in squeeze pouches
Fruit snack pouches
Individually wrapped snack size packs of crackers
Individually wrapped snack sized packs of cookies

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Scotland Ministry Update
Dec
8
3:00 PM15:00

Scotland Ministry Update

Scotland Ministry Update with the Elliotts
Sunday, December 8th, 3:00pm, The Kass’ Home

Come hear more about the vision of Jake and Breean’s mission to Glasgow, Scotland next spring. They are having a gathering to share details and answer questions about the mission and our support needs this Sunday, December 8 at 3:00pm at the Kass home on 724 Mission Canyon Rd. Parking is limited so carpooling is encouraged. 

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All Church Caroling
Dec
7
5:30 PM17:30

All Church Caroling

ALL CHURCH CAROLING- the YALL team wanted to usher in the Christmas cheer and have a time for the whole church to go caroling across the street at Villa Santa Fe (low income senior housing). We’d love you to join us and feel free to invite a friend! We will start with caroling at 5:30pm and then gather in the Upper Room at 6:30pm for some hot cocoa and treats.

More details:

Meet in Upper Room no later than 5:30pm so you can get your lyric sheet and then be with the group before they head over at 5:45pm. Come back around 6:30pm or so for some hot chocolate and treats. Contact Mary Woodyard ( <woodyard.marylinda@gmail.com> or Kaylie Grant <kayliagrant14@gmail.com> if you have any questions.

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Advent Devotional Booklets
Nov
24
to Dec 25

Advent Devotional Booklets

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We encourage you to grab an Advent devotional starting this week. Advent is a time of preparation and expectation for the coming of our Lord. This particular devotional is focused on Advent through the eyes of worship and wonder. This devotional guides you along a journey through times of renewal, trial, revelation, and ultimately to a time of wonder at the great gift that we have at Christmas. Don't forget to grab one!

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Giving Tree 2024
Nov
24
to Dec 16

Giving Tree 2024

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This year FMCSB has chosen two worthwhile local programs for our 2024 Christmas Giving Tree. CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) and Hope Counseling Center.

CASA of Santa Barbara County serves children who have experienced abuse and/or neglect so severe they had to be removed from their homes for their own safety. The children may be placed in a foster home, with a relative, or with their biological family under the court’s supervision. Throughout the year, CASA volunteers offer consistency and individualized advocacy to ensure children are safe.

At Christmas time CASA social workers gather specific wishes for every child in the protective care of the court - over 600 local children. They pass that list onto wish granters (like you!) to fulfill. This year we want to focus on the often-neglected population of teenagers in foster care. You can help a child feel special this holiday season when they open up a gift meant just for them. CASA asks donors to use gift bags and label the gift with Giving Tree Tag for easy sorting.

Hope Counseling Center is a non-profit organization staffed by professionally trained and licensed therapists in the field of Marriage and Family Therapy and Clinical Psychology. Often the high cost of therapy sessions ($150 and upwards) can prevent people from securing the mental health support they desperately need. To this end, they have created the Fund for Therapy program. In this program, clients typically pay $50 per session (for up to 10 sessions) but can work with individual therapists to find solutions

if this reduced fee is not sustainable. This program was created to provide reduced cost therapy sessions to those in need while still being able to pay Hope therapists a livable wage. Providing reduced fees to clients is a team effort with the client, donors, and therapist all contributing to make these services affordable.

We will have gift tags on our Giving Tree labeled in increments of $25, $50 and $75 dollars to donate towards the Fund for Therapy. All funds raised go directly to provide mental health services at a reduced cost. Donations to Hope Counseling Center are tax deductible. You may put your donation in the offering (with “Hope” written on the memo line), drop it at the church office with your Giving Tree Tag, or give online or through our app, choosing Other Special Projects for the Fund and putting “Hope Counseling Center” in the memo. If you would like to give an alternate amount, that is also permissible.

Please prayerfully consider how you might help bring hope and joy to people in need this Christmas.

“Above all, keep loving one another.”
1 Peter 4:8

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Service of Gratitude + Thanksgiving Lunch
Nov
24
10:30 AM10:30

Service of Gratitude + Thanksgiving Lunch

Join us on November 24th for a Service of Gratitude at 10:30am in the sanctuary. In this service we will worship, reflect on the things we are grateful for, and rejoice in God's faithfulness together. Immediately following the service we will share a Thanksgiving meal together prepared by Chef Michele and her team.

To contribute to the meal, we ask that you bring a side dish or dessert to share with everyone (please include serving utensils). Drop it off in the kitchen foyer before the service.

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Church Directory Photos
Nov
17
to Nov 24

Church Directory Photos

Brad and Dawn Elliott will be taking directory photos for us on November 17th and November 24th. Stop by to the photo area under the deck between services and after the 10:15am service on the 17th and after the service under the tent on the 24th as you are waiting to get your Thanksgiving meal. This is a great way to connect with one another as we can put faces to names for our directory.

They will be printing 4x6 copies of the photos for you free of charge, and if you would like a digital image, you can purchase it for $15 per image.

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Missions Marketplace
Nov
17
8:00 AM08:00

Missions Marketplace

MISSIONS MARKETPLACE

On November 17th, from 8:00am - 12:00pm in the Upper Room, MISSIONS MARKETPLACE will be offering you the opportunity to find gifts for the Christmas season, and beyond, while supporting and partnering with some great global ministries. 

There will be products from Heavenly Treasures (East Africa, etc), "Turn the Page Uganda,"  Touch of Love (India), and Sarobidy Creations/ Sarobidy Birth Center (Madagascar).

Come and shop with a purpose!

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College Hangout at Shoreline Park
Nov
10
12:15 PM12:15

College Hangout at Shoreline Park

College Hangout at Shoreline Park
Sunday, November 10, 12:15pm
Shoreline Park by Upper Parking Lot

We invite all college students, faculty, and staff to lunch at Shoreline Park after the second service on Sunday, November 10. Come enjoy some food and lawn games at the beautiful park just below our church campus. 

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Breaking Bread Together: Dinners Connecting Across Generations
Nov
6
6:30 PM18:30

Breaking Bread Together: Dinners Connecting Across Generations

Breaking Bread Together is an event to help you fellowship with others around some delicious food. This is a great way for you to meet new people or get to know familiar faces a little better. Our goal is also to foster connections across generations, so we will intentionally be pairing up hosts of different ages/stages to host the dinners.  Our hope is for different generations to come together in fellowship and friendship! :) 

Who: You and (about) 7-9 other church goers (of various ages and stages) will be placed in a group. 
When: Dinners will be held on the evening of Wednesday, November 6th at 6:30pm 
Where: Dinners will be hosted at various homes in Santa Barbara. The week before the dinner, you will be contacted by your host letting you know where you will be eating and what dish you will need to bring (You should hear from your host no later than Saturday night November 2nd) 
What (to bring): The host will let you know but don't worry, no one person will be responsible for everything.
Why: Life is so much better with food, friends, and fellowship! And afterall, table fellowship was a very important part of Jesus’ ministry. :)

Save your spot at the table by filling out
THIS FORM by the morning of October 31st.

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Fall Family Festival 2024
Oct
26
11:30 AM11:30

Fall Family Festival 2024

Our annual Fall Family Festival is happening Saturday, October 26th, from 11:30am-2:30pm! Our parking lot will be transformed into a “fun zone” with bounce houses, games for all ages, a cotton candy machine, prizes, Trunk or Treat, and more! Lunch is also available for purchase during this event. This is a free event for the community, so all are welcome to attend. Bring your family, friends, and neighbors, and dress up in something fun (no scary or violent costumes, please).

We look forward to seeing you there!

VOLUNTEER AT FFF
Can you help us put on this party for our community? Volunteers serve food, set up and decorate, spend an hour running games for the toddlers/preschoolers or elementary school children, monitor the bounce houses, set up their cars for Trunk-or-Treat, and help tear down/clean up. Can you share an hour of your time for the children of our community?

VOlunteer HERE

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Day of Prayer and Fasting
Oct
24
6:00 AM06:00

Day of Prayer and Fasting

"Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God.” 

Philippians 4:6-7

In my prayer time this week, I felt compelled by the Holy Spirit to have a day of prayer and fasting in our sanctuary. This is a time of great sadness for people, and each day we are talking to those who are struggling and suffering in very real and painful ways. This is a time of great anxiety for many, who are overwhelmed by the conflicts around the world and the state of politics in our nation. This is a time people have turned away from God, and are lost and alone. This is a time of crisis in various aspects of our society, which means a sad reality for a lot of people. This is a time when the Church is being pressed in on many sides and is needing to discern how to truly follow Jesus together. 

A few weeks ago, we had a time of prayer in the sanctuary on Sunday morning, where the Lord met us in powerful and life-giving ways. We wanted to extend another time for you to come and pray, and we wanted to invite you to fast with us. The Bible teaches us to seek God in times of worry and distress. Jesus taught us to humbly come in prayer, expecting God to answer. We are told to fast and pray before the Lord, in order to have our senses more attuned to God’s voice. Fasting from food is a response before God in a time of grief or to prepare ourselves for a sacred moment. We give up our regular eating patterns in order to present ourselves before God free from our reliance on anything but Him, which we are hoping you will join us in. 

This day of prayer will be in the sanctuary on October 24th, from 6:00am-6:00pm. You are invited to come anytime and pray or you can set aside an hour to do so at home. There will be various times during the day where pastors will be available to pray with you at the altar as well, which we will post. We will provide scripture prompts and writing materials, in case you want to write down your prayers. We will then end with worship in the sanctuary at 6:30pm, at the Thursday evening service, where Pastor Helen will be preaching on the Transfiguration, a moment when heaven and earth came together in a miraculous way.  

What an amazing thing that we have a God who invites us to seek and to knock and to ask. We have a God who invites us to join Him in interceding for the needs around us. We take this invitation seriously and hope you will join us for the day of fasting and praying. 

  ~Pastor Colleen, for the entire pastoral staff

(if you are physically not able to fast from food, we recommend you to let go of a daily aspect of your life that you rely upon, in order to be fully present to God’s Spirit.)

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College Soup Night
Sep
23
5:30 PM17:30

College Soup Night

Monday, September 23
5:30-7:30pm 
16 S. Canada St

Drop by Pastor Jake and Breean's house for a hearty bowl of soup, and get to know other students and faculty that are part of the church. We know students are busy, so come and go anytime between 5:30 and 7:30pm.

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Backyard Conversations
Sep
18
7:00 PM19:00

Backyard Conversations

Backyard Conversations: A Conversation about Justice in Santa Barbara and how to get involved

September 18th, 7:00pm

We will be congregating in the Wheatley’s backyard (2010 El Camino De La Luz) for dessert and good conversation. We will be chatting with and hearing from folks in our congregation who have been pursuing justice in Santa Barbara for a long time and who have wisdom and opportunities to share. Are you interested in justice opportunities in Santa Barbara? Do you enjoy gathering with others to talk about important things? Do you have questions about your role in the community? Then come on out and let’s sit and learn together around the firepit. 

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Vitalant Blood Drive
Sep
14
9:30 AM09:30

Vitalant Blood Drive

Vitalant is bringing their bloodmobile on Saturday, September 14th from 9:30am-12:30pm for a blood drive! Whether you have given many times before, or this would be your first time, Vitalant makes it easy. Your donation helps replenish the blood supply- a continued need in our county and beyond. We hope you will consider donating.

MAKE AN APPOINTMENT

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Register for Men's Retreat
Sep
14
8:30 AM08:30

Register for Men's Retreat

Save the Date for our upcoming Men’s Retreat on Saturday, September 14th, from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm at Toro Canyon Park. Our theme this year is “WAITING ON GOD:  Trusting Him in Good and Bad Times.” The speaker for this year is Rev. Dr. Denny Wayman, our retired lead pastor. He is a man who loves God, walks in wisdom, and cares well for God’s people. Registration includes a continental breakfast and lunch. Register online or at Connection Central. All men, high school and older, are welcome. For more information, contact Pastor Doug at doug@fmcsb.org

$25 Registration (General)
$10 for College students/young adults 30 & under (thanks to a generous scholarship gift)*
* Use promo code “COLLEGE” at the bottom of the registration form

REGISTER HERE

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Sunday Supper Club for Families
Sep
8
4:00 PM16:00

Sunday Supper Club for Families

Supper Club is a chance for parents to gather once a month to share life together. The children go to a park with babysitters while we open the word and pray together. This year we will be discussing the sermon passage (feel free to come even if you missed church). When the kids come back to the house, we have a potluck spaghetti dinner. All are welcome!

For our September 8th gathering, we will meet at Leadbetter Beach! Childcare will be provided from 4-5:30pm and then we will enjoy a potluck dinner together. Please bring a dish to share! From October on, we will gather at the Patterson’s house.

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All Church Picnic
Sep
1
4:00 PM16:00

All Church Picnic

We are so excited to invite you all to our All Church Picnic on September 1st at 4:00pm at La Mesa Park.

It will be a great time of connection with one another as we share a delicious meal made by Chef Michelle, play some yard games, and chat with one another. There will also be a bounce house for the kids!

Please bring ready-to-serve dessert to share with everyone and the utensils that may be needed to serve the item.

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Transition House Dinner
Aug
12
5:30 PM17:30

Transition House Dinner

Are you interested in volunteering in your community?

It’s almost time to help serve at Transition House! We are currently looking for some volunteers to help prepare the dinner meal. You can also help by donating funds or food items to help make this dinner happen. Reach out to Pastor Nikki, nikki@fmcsb.org, for more information about how you can get involved in this important ministry.

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Women's Book and Brunch
Aug
10
9:30 AM09:30

Women's Book and Brunch

Ladies, do you enjoy a good brunch? A fun conversation with friends? Have you read anything fun or intriguing recently that you have been wanting to share and talk about? Are you wanting to gain inspiration to start reading again? YES?!

We invite you to join the women of FMCSB for a morning of fellowship at Carol Pagel's house, 1343 Cliff Drive, from 9:30am - 11:30am Saturday, August 10th. 

Bring a book you've enjoyed recently, either a physical copy or digital, AND a brunch dish to share. We will spend time brunching, and also sharing about the book that you brought. You will come home with not only your own book, but an amazing list of new books to read!

For more information contact Pastor Nikki at nikki@fmcsb.org.

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Young Adults: Join the Group Chat
Aug
8
to Aug 31

Young Adults: Join the Group Chat

Join the Young Adult Group Chat 

Young Adults! We want to keep in touch and make sure you have a way to know all that is going on in our Young Adult church community. We have a WhatsApp group chat for you to join which will have the most up to date information. Get connected by texting Pastor Nikki at 949-241-7851 who will get you onto the group chat.

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Madagascar Update with the Shattenbergs
Aug
7
6:30 PM18:30

Madagascar Update with the Shattenbergs

MADAGASCAR UPDATE with Jamie and Alissa Shattenberg
Wednesday, August 7, 6:30-8 pm
Free Methodist Church Upper Room

Join us for this informative time with Jamie and Alissa, our global mission partners in Madagascar. They are home for a brief stay and excited to share with us the latest and greatest work the Lord is doing. This will be a meaningful time to help each of us be better prayer partners and teammates.  

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