EACM Personal Care/Cleaning Supplies Drive Eastern Area Community Ministries  spends approximately $200/week to keep the personal care/cleaning supplies section of their pantry stocked when they don't have adequate stock - which is most of the time, except when WE do our annual November Personal Care drive! This Lent, we have set a goal to collect $200 per week of personal care supplies throughout the six weeks of Lent. If accomplished that would save EACM $1,200 in restricte

✨ Is Your "Polished Exterior" Getting in the Way of Your Joy? This Lent, we aren't just giving up chocolate—we’re giving up the exhausting need to have it all together. Join us for "Rend Your Heart: A Lenten Journey Toward Authenticity,"  a six-week online study designed to help us peel back the masks we wear. We will explore how the pressure to stay "cool" and in control often prevents us from experiencing the radical, uncurated joy we see in the Palm Sunday crowds. Togethe

When:  Typically, Sunday 12:00 - 2:00 p.m. Where: At FCC - Youth Room, upper level of church At Springdale - Youth Room, lower level of church Contact: Merideth Sprigler (502) 299-0274 How To Find Us:   www.fcclouisville.org   *Save the Dates Schedule – more to come!     JAN   18       WaterStep Tour @ 1:30 PM           Some of us will meet for lunch and then go   19       *MLK Day   25       YG Meeting Lesson + a little Pickleball 12:00 - 2:00 PM @FCC           FEB   1   

January Pam Platt Larry Smith February Pam Platt Marcus Gentry March Larry Smith Sharon Hillerich

Contemporary Poetry and the Spiritual Life Wednesdays, Jan. 7, 14 & 21 On Zoom at 7 p.m. This 3-week, no homework class examines some famous poems in light of prayer and our walk with God. Frost, Dickinson, Sexton, and Oliver are among the poets we will discuss. Our facilitator, Dena Skees, is a writer, copywriter, editor, and professor of writing with Indiana University Southeast, Kentucky State University, and Midcontinent University. Once editor of the Episcopal Diocesan N

Four Session Online Advent Study "A Child is Born" by A.J. Levine Begins Wednesday, Nov. 19 th  from 7-8pm Facilitated by Pastor Jerry McBroom See Jesus’s birth through the lens of ancient Nativity stories.  Discover the fascinating connections between ancient birth stories and the Nativity of Jesus in this captivating four-week Advent study. The book discusses the births of Isaac and Ishmael, Samson, and Samuel to reveal how they foreshadow and enrich the timeless Christmas

Build-a-Bed is one powerful way we invite our community to discover Christ and live out God’s call through First Christian Church of Louisville. This ministry of building beds for thousands of children in Jefferson County Public Schools who don’t have one, is making a real difference in their lives. It offers a good night’s sleep for the children and the knowledge that they are loved and matter. We have had the privilege of meeting some of the children who have received our b

Join Us Online: “ Christian Nationalism: Power, Peril, and a Faithful Response ” This Wednesday, FCC is hosting an online class - Christian Nationalism: Power, Peril, and a Faithful Response.  Led by Tommy Cook, this class will help us understand what Christian Nationalism is, how it impacts our churches and politics, and how we as Christian can faithfully respond.   Classes are on Wednesdays, Oct. 15, 22, and 29 .   6:45 PM – Zoom session opens  7:00 PM – Class begins  What

Stories are the heartbeat of our faith.     The sacred stories of scripture expand our understanding of who God is and how God shows up in the world. The stories of our own lives are powerful reminders of how we experience God’s dreams for us and through our church.      The stories will hear in worship bear witness to the ways we are Dreaming God’s Dream  together. The ministry we share here at FCC Louisville   happens because of the ways you give - of your time and talents

Rev. Brian Frederick-Gray   Rev. Brian Frederick-Gray serves as the Director for Justice and Advocacy Ministry with Disciples Home...