Happy New Year! With another year behind us, we are thankful that God has blessed us with so many faithful followers to worship with. We look forward to worshipping with you this year and in the future!

Right now, we still have in-person worship services at 10 am Sundays in our socially distanced auditorium. Children’s programs & nursery are operating with safety protocols in place. We also have our drive-in venue in the parking lot in the back behind the building, and you can always listen on Facebook live by visiting http://www.facebook.com/frcfremont . Sunday’s services are also posted on our YouTube channel and the website on Sunday afternoons for you to watch at your leisure.

If you have any questions about our worship service or programs, please email us at info@frcfremont.org or send a message on our Facebook page. We look forward to seeing you on Sundays!

Sunday, November 29 marks the first Sunday of Advent. Join us as we prepare for the season of Advent and look forward to the coming of Christ! Along with traditional candle lighting, devotions, & prayer, this Advent season will also include a worship series on angels. We will learn about these loyal creatures who do his bidding in praise, delivering messages, and providing hospitality, protection, and deliverance.

Please join us to worship during this Advent season! Listen on Facebook live, cruise into our drive-in venue, or worship in-person in our spacious, socially-distanced auditorium! (Per governor’s executive orders, congregants are strongly encouraged to wear face coverings during religious services.)

Join us this Sunday, September 6, for a joint Community Worship Service at 10 am in the west Gerber parking lot! This service is provided by First Reformed Church, 1^st Christian Reformed, 2^nd Christian Reformed, and Church of the Living Christ. There are 2 venue seating options: bring a lawn chair and sit on the west grass area and listen via speakers, or sit in one’s car (drive-in style) and listen via radio. Communion will be served, & attendants will be masked for your protection. Prepare your hearts according to 1 Corinthians 11:28.

Take this job and love it! It is our calling as Christians to work as unto the Lord. Our work is more than drudgery and a means to make money – it is a way to honor and serve our God. The occupation of janitor is as holy as the occupation of minister! Join us for a joint worship service as we learn how God is honored by our work, and how all work should be done for God’s glory.