Equip Hour - New Series Starting 6/5 at 9:30am
Our Equip Hour series is returning June 2022.  Starting June 5th, we will be starting a new 13-week study of Biblical manhood and womanhood on Sunday mornings from 9:30 am to 10:15 am.
The purpose of this class is to equip members with what the Bible teaches about gender roles, and how we can glorify God as image bearers. All are welcome to attend.

Evening Service Returns this Sunday at 5:00pm
Our Evening Services are also returning in June, taking place on the first Sunday evening of every month. Join us as we gather, pray congregationally, and hear a brief devotional from God’s Word.

Parents may now bring their children (ages 0-3) to the Nursery room prior to the start of Sunday morning services (10:00am).

• This is currently available for children 0-3 years old.
• Please remember to sign your child(ren) in and out at drop-off and pick-up.
• No food will be given to children, but your child may bring a water bottle.
• If potty trained, please encourage your child to use the potty before drop-off.
• If your child is not feeling 100% well, even with the slightest runny nose, or sore throat, please refrain from bringing them into class that week to help maintain a safe and healthy environment. Children who appear ill during class will be returned to their parents.
• We are not requiring children to wear masks, but if you'd like your child to keep theirs on, please communicate that with the volunteers.

• There will be some seating available, but we encourage you to bring your own chairs.
• Please continue to wear a mask while on church property.
• A livestream of the service will be available online, but we will not be streaming in the donut room.
• A digital copy of the bulletin will be emailed prior to service - there will be no physical copies available.

Lastly, we will be taking the Lord's Supper this Sunday after service, so please remember to pick up the elements on your way in at the Welcome Table.

FBCHH Covid Protocols

Linked above is a PDF outlining FBC's plans for preventative measures that have already been taken, as well as next steps for handling any alerts of positive Covid tests.  

We understand this is a difficult and uncertain time, and are committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment for our members and visitors.

Additional details:

• Service start time remains at 10:00am. 
• The livestream will continue to be offered at this time.
• No child care provided until further notice.
• The goal is to ease back into "returning to normal, with a hybrid arrangement (inside and outside) in the meantime.

FAQ

Q: Will there be any social distancing measures?

1. No, as the State of California has dropped all social distancing requirements on June 15th. 
2. A loving question to ask when talking to others before or after service: “Are you okay with my current distance?” This question and awareness gives the opportunity for you to serve the other person rather than assuming the other person has the same social distancing comfort as you.

Q: Are masks required?

1. Vaccinated individuals do not have to wear masks, but feel free to do so. 
2. In seeking to love one another, the elders encourage and recommend unvaccinated individuals to continue to wear marks to protect themselves and others.

Q: Where should I sit?

1. INSIDE: 
1. If you feel comfortable, feel free to sit inside. 
2. We are reserving the south wing, also known as the fellowship hall, or where we would eat for evening service for families with kids to give them more space.
2. OUTSIDE: 
1. If you feel more comfortable outside, we will be reserving parking spots and canopies near the basketball hoop.
2.  Please continue to bring your own chairs and tents.
3.  Church will continue to provide canopies and metal chairs are available as well.

Q: Is help still needed for set up next week?

For next week (June 27th), please arrive as early as 9:00am if you can to help set up the sanctuary, and canopies.

Q: Where should I park?

The parking lot is available; please park in the non-red square areas.

Small Groups are a useful tool in the life of the church, growing us in our knowledge of the truth, deepening our relationships through prayer, and expanding our fellowship with fellow members.

We are planning to study a new book: How The Nations Rage: Rethinking Faith and Politics in a Divided Age by Jonathan Leeman. This is an incredibly helpful book to help us as Christians think about politics and society through a biblical lens. 

We hope that this will assist us in pursuing greater faithfulness as individuals and greater unity as a church. More details to come as to groups, days and times. Look for sign-ups as well this week. 

This app will be used to communicate important announcements and updates to the church membership, and allow members to share discussions and prayer requests securely. We encourage members to download the app and join the discussion groups to stay up-to-date with church matters.

You can find links to download the mobile app and join the groups on our website's Connect page.