The Interfaith Alliance is a network of faith leaders and houses of worship who gather together to seek the common good. Meetings are open to all and are held monthly in different locations on the 4th Wednesday at Noon. For details about the location of a meeting in a particular month, email Pastor Michael Crosby, […]
Join us for a time of study, sharing and prayer. Pastor Michael willserve as facilitator. We will study "To Follow the Lamb: A Peaceable Reading of the Book of Revelation" by Ted Grimsrud. All are welcome to attend.
This is a community Bible study lead by Pastor Michael Crosby, of First Mennonite Church, and Rev. Terrance Thomas of Bethel AME Church. The location will alternate between the two churches: February 8 at FMC February 22 at Bethel AME March 7 at Bethel AME March 21 at FMC April 11 at FMC April 25 […]
FMC is part of a Dismantling the Doctrine of Discovery Coalition of congregations that supports church communities in education, solidarity and reparative action alongside Indigenous Peoples. The Coalition meets via Zoom each month for prayer and action. Click here to view the calendar and to sign up for the Zoom link.
This group provides a space for anti-racism education, advocacy, and mutual accountability in our church and community.
Attendees meet for fellowship and a taco dinner. People sign up to help bring main items. Those not helping bring a main meal item are invited, though not required, to bring a topping to share.
The Interfaith Alliance is a network of faith leaders and houses of worship who gather together to seek the common good. Meetings are open to all and are held monthly in different locations on the 4th Wednesday at Noon. For details about the location of a meeting in a particular month, email Pastor Michael Crosby, […]
FMC is part of a Dismantling the Doctrine of Discovery Coalition of congregations that supports church communities in education, solidarity and reparative action alongside Indigenous Peoples. The Coalition meets via Zoom each month for prayer and action. Click here to view the calendar and to sign up for the Zoom link.
This group provides a space for anti-racism education, advocacy, and mutual accountability in our church and community.
Participants in the AMBS Trail of Death Pilgrimage will stop in CU on June 13. We will likely have a meal and an evening program - details and rsvp forthcoming. The Trail of Death Pilgrimage is a course offered through Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary.
FMC is part of a Dismantling the Doctrine of Discovery Coalition of congregations that supports church communities in education, solidarity and reparative action alongside Indigenous Peoples. The Coalition meets via Zoom each month for prayer and action. Click here to view the calendar and to sign up for the Zoom link.
Attendees meet for fellowship and a taco dinner. People sign up to help bring main items. Those not helping bring a main meal item are invited, though not required, to bring a topping to share.