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welcoming and strengthening
human connection through
outreach, partnership, and worship

- our mission is to live the love of Jesus Christ together in all our ways -

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Ash Wednesday Services - February 18
12 Noon - Service in the Chapel
7:00 pm  -  Service in the Sanctuary

All Sundays in Lent
February 22 - March 29
8:15 am  - 
Chapel Communion Service          
10:00 am - Worship in the Sanctuary 

Tuesdays in Lent
February 24 - 7:00 pm  -  Therapy and Faith - A Panel Discussion
March 3  - 11:30 am + 7:00 pm  -  The Passion of Jesus - Why Four Gospels
March 10 
- 7:00 pm  -  Dylan + Friends - Poets, Protests, and Prophets
March 17 - 7:00 pm  -  New Persuasive Words Live Podcast:  Faith and State - from Obedience to Resistance
March 24 -  Noon  -  The Greatest Music Ever Written - Music of Passion Week

HOLY WEEK
Palm Sunday   
8:15 am  - Chapel Communion Service          
10:00 am - Worship in the Sanctuary
Maundy Thursday  

10:00 am - Worship in the Sanctuary
Good Friday

7:00 pm - Combined Worship Service with Zion Episcopal Church - at Zion

EASTER SUNDAY
6:00 am  - Community Service - at Dormy Grill, Equinox Golf Course
10:00 am - Worship in the Sanctuary, featuring FCC Choirs and String Quartet 

FCC fellowship

connect   |   serve   |    learn   |   pray

worship

Hebrews 11:1 defines faith as "confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see."

Worship has a way of changing our lives, giving us different perspectives not only on how we see our own circumstances, but also those of others. Faith and worship together give us strength in our
troubled world.

music

Music breathes life into faith.

FCC's music program, be it Chancel Choir, Bell Choir, or special concerts, is the heart and soul of our worship. 

We welcome any and all who are drawn to expression through music.

faith in action

Our community of faith sustains, nourishes and challenges us so that we can live lives of compassion, serving those close to home or across the world.

Through our service, we strive to enrich the lives of people we know and people we may never have the chance to meet.

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our story

Our rich history dates back to FCC's founding in 1784.

 

We are proud that our history includes the welcoming of the first black pastor in Vermont in 1818. FCC has a historic organ and exceptional music ministry.

 

The church is located in Manchester Village, nestled in the Green Mountains of southwestern Vermont.  The Tall Spire of the church's beautiful white Victorian architecture is a welcoming beacon to all who venture into our community.

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