Welcome to FBC Fortuna! We a community of believers who are devoted to preaching and obeying the word of God. Come join us for worship every Sunday at 11:00 AM for Worship. www.fbcfortuna.com 1/4 The Gospel In the beginning... God created everything. Not only did God create everything, but because he is good, he also gave us the law. The demand of the law was perfection. Failure to obey the law perfectly came with the penalty of death, but the reward of obedience was life. Instead of obedience we have each chosen to disobey God's law. The Bad News. We chose to sin. Therefore, sinners, who are condemned to death, are in need of forgiveness of sin and salvation from death (the wrath of God). The Good News (Gospel) Sinners can be forgiven and can be saved from death, their sins, and God’s wrath through the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This salvation is by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ Jesus alone. Now What? Those who have been saved are commanded to obey the gospel by: Repenting (turn from sins to Jesus) and Confess (make publicly known) your sins. Believe that Jesus Christ is God. Be Baptized in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Commit yourself to a local body of believers (a church). And make Disciples of all Nations. Want to learn more? Then join us this Sunday. We look forward to meeting you. I'm New When We Gather Here's Some Regular times we gather 9:45 AM 60 Minutes Sunday School Our Sunday School program is designed to teach the entire Bible in 3-year cycles. We have age-appropriate for Adults, Youth, and Children. Our children’s classes are taught by teachers who love Jesus and love their students. 5:30 PM Sunday Prayer Meeting {No Meeting on the First Sunday} Prayer is a great privilege given to the people of God. We are promised that he will hear us when we pray and that he will answer. We believe that God is living and good. Therefore, we make prayer a part of regular church life. We prayer to the Father, in the name of the Son in the power of the Holy Spirit. 11:00 AM 90 Minutes Morning Worship Service Our times of corporate worship are centered on the exaltation of the Living God. This includes reading, preaching, and teaching of the word of God as well as prayer, singing, giving, baptism, communion (Lord’s Supper), and time of confession. We encourage family members of all ages to join us to worship together. 6:00 PM 60 Minutes Evening Worship Service {No Meeting on the First Sunday} Our times of evening worship are an opportunity to continue in worship centered on the exaltation of the Living God. Our evening worship has a times of extended prayer, singing, and the preaching of the word First Sunday Potluck Join the FBC family the first Sunday of each month to enjoy a meal together. Please bring enough food to feed your household and to share with others. After the meal the leftovers will be packaged up and delivered to the poor and hungry. Mid-week Small Groups With members from all over the Humboldt County we have established small groups to help minister to each other throughout the week. The purpose of these small groups is to encourage regular fellowship, discipleship, and one-another ministry among the members spread throughout Humboldt County.

Sound Doctrine in accordance with the gospel. An annual conference held the last week in April. Register Now Sound Doctrine Conference Sound doctrine in accordance with the gospel But as for you, teach what accords with sound doctrine. Titus 2:1 - ESV This Year's Theme The Christian faith is not built on ambiguous faith. Rather we who are in Christ are called to have a definable object of our faith. His name is Jesus Christ. But who Jesus is, isn't left up to our preferences or opinions. The Bible is clear, we must believe certain things about Jesus to be saved. Join us at this year's Sound Doctrine Conference to discover how historic Creeds and Confessions have helped shape and protect the church from all sorts of false gospels. Not only do these creeds and confessions protect the church, but they also help us to live lives in accordance with sound doctrine. Friday Why Are Christians Confessional? Godliness that Accords with Sound Doctrine Saturday What are Creeds and Confessions? A Purposeful and Historical Survey of Creeds and Confessions. Statements and statements of faith Why do healthy churches have robust confessions? Highways and Hedges - Affirmations & Denials A Panel Discussion: Creeds, Confessions, Catechisms, and the Local Church What are the Personal and Spiritual Benefits of Confessions? A Personal Application Register Now Download Flyers Half Sheet Flyers Full Sheet Flyers 2025 Cost: $60 Per Household ($40 for Singles) The Sound Doctrine Conference is made possible by the sacrificial giving of FBC Fortuna and generous supporters. If you would like to donate you may do so at the conference or online at https://fbcfortuna.churchcenter.com/giving/to/sound-doctrine-conference. Friday Night there is a potluck dinner at 6 PM. Saturday lunch is provided. Friday at Noon there is a Pastor's Lunch and Fellowship. There is no child care provided. However children are welcome to attend. The nursery will be available for parents to use for children ages 0-2. The sessions will be available to watch from the nursery. There will be a breakout for children in grades K-6th. Did we mention that we love to give away books? Each year we gather together some useful books that promote sound doctrine and godliness. [One set of books per household.] The Sound Doctrine Conference takes place at FBC Fortuna 1976 Scenic Dr. Fortuna, CA On Friday at 12 PM there is a FREE Pastor's lunch and fellowship. This time is open to Men who are currently serving as a Pastor (or Elder/Overseer). After lunch and a time to fellowship with one another a Pastor will bring a word of encouragement and exhortation. Pastor, you are encouraged to attend even if you are not able to attend the main conference. Please register if you plan on attending. Register Now Now we know that the law is good, if one uses it lawfully, understanding this, that the law is not laid down for the just but for the lawless and disobedient, for the ungodly and sinners, for the unholy and profane, for those who strike their fathers and mothers, for murderers, the sexually immoral, men who practice homosexuality, enslavers, liars, perjurers, and whatever else is contrary to sound doctrine, in accordance with the gospel of the glory of the blessed God with which I have been entrusted. 1 Timothy 1:8-11 - ESV PREVIOUS CONFERENCES Sound Doctrine Conference (Love of God) - 2024 Sound Doctrine Conference (Image Dei - Male and Female) - 2023 Sound Doctrine (The Church) - 2022 Sound Doctrine (Godliness) - 2021 Missions Conference (Church Planting Churches) - 2020 Missions Conference (Church History) - 2019 More audio at www.musicatheologica.com Video on YouTube

We are a community of believers who are devoted to preaching and obeying the word of God. THEOLOGY AND AFFILIATIONS Holding to teachings best described as Reformed Theology, we also affirm the Baptist Faith and Message 2000 . Our Sunday Morning worship services are centered around making much of Jesus Christ as the revealed word and will of God to bring about his glory and our salvation. Read more... PASTOR (LEAD ELDER) & LEADERSHIP John Carter is our Pastor and Lead Elder. You can hear some of his sermons at MusicaTheologica.com . Read more... FAMILIES & CHILDREN It is our conviction that families are important to the life and community of FBC Fortuna. That is why we encourage family members of all ages to join us to worship together on Sunday mornings at 11:00 AM and for age-appropriate classes before worship at 9:45 AM. Small noises are a part of raising godly children. So find peace knowing we are pleased to have you and your little ones join us to worship the living God. Read more... COMMUNITY The Church is not a building but a gathering of God's people. This is why we regularly carve out time to gather together. If you come on a Sunday Morning you will get to know the living God. But it is during the small unplanned moments that we are best able to get to know each other. That is why you are invited to join us to worship the living God on Sundays and then throughout the week as we gather to encourage and care for each other. Read more... SALVATION & THE GOSPEL We believe that in the beginning, God created everything. But because of sin , the world was broken. Sin is any action, attitude, or thought that violates God's moral law and is consequently worthy of punishment. Therefore, sinners are in need of forgiveness and salvation. The good news is that Jesus' life, death, and resurrection provides this forgiveness. We also believe that Jesus expects the following things of his followers. Repent (turn from) and confess your sins. Believe that Jesus is God. Be Baptized in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Commit yourself to a local body of Believers (a church). Make Disciples of all Nations.

The City on a Hill ministry of FBC is for parents and teachers who are passionate about CCE. It exists to (1) propagate Classical Christian Education, and (2) support parents who take seriously the responsibility to educate their children. The CCEIM are a ministry of FBC Fortuna that is open to those outside of FBC Fortuna. Welcome Are you looking for a better approach to educate your child? City on a Hill is a ministry effort of FBC Fortuna that works with parents to improve in their role and to assist with the education of their children. There are two ways that this is accomplished. First, during the school year, we host bi-monthly Parent Training Classes. Second, we host weekly Co-op Classes. To learn more, continue reading below. To stay in the loop with the different opportunities going on at City on a Hill, email cityonahillcce@outlook.com or sign up and get connected to our community here . City on a Hill A community for parents of homeschoolers, private schoolers, public schoolers, and future schoolers. Homeschool Co-op A cooperation of homeschooling families to help one another educate their children within a Classical Christian Education model. Parent Training Classes Bi-monthly classes for parents who take seriously the responsibility to educate their children and are passionate about Classical Christian Education. Music Recital We are always looking for budding young performers who are being trained in their instrument of choice. If you are interested in performing, please submit your name, grade, instrument, and title of piece to cityonahillcce@outlook.com . Space is limited. You do not need to be a participant of the Parent Training Meetings or the Co-op to perform or to attend. Fall Music Recital | November 23, 2024 – Saturday at 2 PM Spring Music Recital | March 29, 2025 – Saturday at 2 PM The recital will be held at: First Baptist Church of Fortuna 1976 Scenic Drive Fortuna, CA 95540 COAH Homeschool Co-op A cooperation of homeschooling families to help one another educate their children within a Classical Christian Education model. The co-op meets weekly on Tuesdays. Applications Please turn in your application or send it in via email to cityonahillcce@outlook.com . Student Application Deadline: August 6, 2024 Teacher/Tutor Application Deadline: June 25, 2024 Dates & Deadlines Teacher Training: August 6th, 2024 (7 PM) New Student Orientation: August 17, 2024 (10 AM - 12 PM) Returning Student Orientation: August 13, 2023 (7 PM) FALL SEMESTER BEGINS: August 20, 2024 Registration Fees (Costs) Family with a teacher/tutor $326.00 + books & materials Family without a teacher/tutor $652.00 + books & materials $20 per semester for families only participating in the Reading Hour (K – 2nd) Semester fees can be made in person or online at http://fbcfortuna.churchcenter.com/giving/to/city-on-a-hill-co-op Applications 2024-2025 Student Application 2024-2025 Teacher Application COAH Co-op Classes 2024 - 2025 (Updated 8/27/2024) Veritas Press: 1815 to Present (Grades 2-6) Covering events from 1815 to the present, Vertias Press History provides the student with the building blocks to understand a historical timeline. Fall Syllabus Spring Syllabus Omnibus III: Reformation to the Present (Grades 7-9) Omnibus III is an integrated approach to history, literature, and theology which focuses on the United States and the modern world. Fall Syllabus Spring Syllabus Omnibus VI: The Modern World (Grades 10-12) Omnibus VI is an integrated approach to history, literature, and theology beginning with the Reformation and covering significant works of modern Western culture. Fall Syllabus Spring Syllabus Apologia Chemistry (Grades 10-12) Apologia Chemistry teaches a foundational understanding of weights, measurements, and tables leading to the mathematical and algebraic understanding of chemical equations involving various reactions. Fall Syllabus Spring Syllabus Apologia Physical Science (Grades 8-10) Apologia Physical Science teaches a foundational understanding of mass and energy leading to the measurable, mathematical, structural, and dynamic understanding of our designed Earth and all that is in it. Fall Syllabus Spring Syllabus Introduction to Logical Fallacies (Grades 6-8) Introduction to Logical Fallacies is a study of informal logical fallacies and the various ways to catch them for further observation. Fall Syllabus Spring Syllabus Fitting Words: Classical Rhetoric (Grades 8-10) Using the five canons of rhetoric (invention, arrangement, style, memory, and delivery) and teaching the modes of persuasion (ethos, pathos, and logos), Classical Rhetoric provides tools to help students write and speak publicly. Fall Syllabus Spring Syllabus IEW: Adventures in Writing (Grades 3-5) Using a variety of topics, Adventures in Writing introduces younger students to the IEW Structure and Style Method. Fall Syllabus Spring Syllabus IEW: Modern World History-Based Writing Lessons (Grades 6-8) Using modern world history themes and topics, this class teaches students to develop structure and style through weekly writing assignments. Fall Syllabus Spring Syllabus Logos Latin 3 (Grades 5-7) Building on material from previous Logos Latin courses, this class introduces new Latin vocabulary, chants, and grammar concepts, uses them in translation, and also assigns sections of Scripture to memorize in Latin. Fall Syllabus Spring Syllabus Intermediate Koine Greek (Grades 9-12, adult) An intermediate study of grammar and syntax of the Greek New Testament. Fall S yllabus Spring Syllabus Math Tutoring - Study Hall This is a guided study hall in which students will spend their time quietly studying, completing homework, or asking questions about mathematics. Fall Syllabus Spring Syllabus Logos Latin 1 (Grades 3-6) An introduction to learning Latin. Each weekly lesson includes the rigorous vocabulary, chants, derivatives, and worksheets. Fall Syllabus Spring Syllabus Parent Training Classes Do you need a little more help or encouragement in figuring out this thing called parenting? If so join us for a Parent Training Class. Parent Training Classes are bi-monthly meetings for parents/teachers who are passionate about Classical Christian Education and who take seriously the responsibility to educate their children. Here you'll meet other parents facing the same struggles that you are. You do not need to be a participant in the Homeschool co-op to participate. Be sure to sign-up to get email reminders about upcoming meetings. Schedule 2nd Tuesday of every other month | 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM Each Meeting will consist of parts: Bible Study, Lesson, and an open Q&A. There are also rumors of goodies to munch on. September 10, 2024 Topic: Shepherding Teenager's Hearts (Final Section from Shepherding a Child's Heart by Tedd Tripp.) November 12, 2024 Topic: Family Driven Faith by Voddie Baucham Jr. (Intro. + Chapters 1 & 2) January 14, 2025 Topic: Family Driven Faith by Voddie Baucham Jr. (Chapters 3 & 4) March 11, 2025 Topic: Family Driven Faith by Voddie Baucham Jr. (Chapters 5 & 6) May 13, 2025 Topic: Family Driven Faith by Voddie Baucham Jr. (Chapters 7 & 8 ) Values Download our complete Mission, Vision, Values, and Doctrine The Gospel of Jesus Christ We believe the Gospel of Jesus Christ as revealed in the New Testament, prophesied in the Old Testament, and proclaimed throughout all of Church history. Narrow Doors, Tall Hallways Narrow Doors, Tall Hallways Male Leadership We believe men are called to lead in the church, the home, and in government. Parental Ownership We believe parents (not churches, schools, or governments) are ultimately responsible for the spiritual and intellectual training of their children. Classical Christian Education Our common model for educating our students with a Christian worldview is through a Classical Christian Education framework. Learn more about the Classical Education by reading Dorothy Sayer's The Lost Tools of Learning . Rigorous Learning We believe that learning is work and therefore should be rigorous (even when it becomes harder in the logic and rhetoric years). Winsomely Passionate Teachers We believe students will learn to love what their teachers love. Parents Who Love to Read and Learn We believe a good education never ends.

COVENANT COMMUNITY The Bible teaches that Church Membership is not something to be taken lightly. Therefore, our church members covenant together to live towards one another in a particular way. This covenant is not meant to be a list of DO's and DON'T's. Instead it is meant to outline what we mean when we say we that belong to FBC Fortuna. FBC CHURCH COVENANT Having, as we trust, been brought by divine grace to repent and believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and to give up ourselves to him, and having been baptized upon our profession of faith, in the name of the Father and of the Son and the Holy Spirit, we do now, relying on His gracious aid, solemnly and joyfully renew our covenant with one another. Therefore, We are devoted to the apostle’s teachings’ and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers. We are devoted to loving one another. We are devoted to joyfully serving one another. We are devoted to praying for one another. We are devoted to a humility that considers each other better than ourselves. We are devoted to greeting one another warmly and lovingly. We are devoted to encouraging one another. We are devoted to killing sin, in all forms, by embracing confession, repentance, and forgiveness. We are devoted to the public reading of Scripture, to exhortation, to te aching, and to singing. We are devoted to discipling one another. We are devoted to financially supporting those who are devoted to the ministry of the word and prayer, and [we are devoted to financially supporting] the spread of the gospel. We are devoted to supporting those who are poor. Above all, we are devoted to obeying the commands of Jesus Christ. If we are ever moved from this community we are also devoted to uniting with some other church where we can continue in the spirit of this covenant. May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with us all. Amen. BECOMING A MEMBER If you would like to become a member of FBC Fortuna please plan to attend am FBC Discovery Class. This six-week class is offered twice each year (Jan-Feb and Jun-Jul) at 9:45 AM on Sundays. If you would like to attend the next class please talk to an Elder.

The Classical Christian Education (CCE) minsitry of FBC is for parents and teachers who are passionate about CCE. It exists to (1) propagate Classical Christian Education, and (2) support parents who take seriously the responsibility to educate their children. The CCEIM are a ministry of FBC Fortuna that is open to those outside of FBC Fortuna. RESOURCES We are first and foremost devoted to the Word of God. Nevertheless, there are many resources available to the modern believer. Although these resources generally align with FBC's statement of faith, it is still the responsibility of every believer to be a good Berean and to test the contents of these websites with the Scriptures. Bible Studies ESV Bible (with Study/Language Tools) Bible Hub Treasury of Scripture Knowledge Pastor John's Study & Library Musica Theologica - Pastor John's Sermons and Writings Pastor John's Study (Room 206) Pastor John's Library {These resources are available upon request. Some area available to check-out, others will need to stay in the study. Talk to Pastor John if you have any questions.} Missions and Evangelism HeartCry Missionary Society Joshua Project Wretched Radio Current Events and The Church Founders Ministries The Briefing with Al Mohler Just Thinking 9 Marks Worship Matters Ref Net American Gospel TV Answers In Genesis Church History Hall of Church History Counseling Help Please email fbcfortuna@utlook.com if you need to speak to a pastor. IBCD (The Institute for Biblical Counseling & Discipleship) Homeschool and Classical Christian Education Logos School Logos Press Veritas Press Ministry Opportunities J. Rophe Medical Pregnancy Care Center (Eureka, CA)

Let's Chat Have a question or need to talk to someone? Use the form below and a Pastor or Deacon will get back to you. Phone 707.725.2595 Email fbcfortuna@outlook.com Social Media First Name Last Name Email Message Reason for contact General Facility Use Request Biblical Counseling Prayer Request Benevolence Phone Send Thanks for submitting!

SACRIFICIAL GIVING Sacrificial giving is part of being obedient to Jesus Christ. Being faithful stewards is not optional. Our church has an obligation to provide materially for those who labor in preaching and teaching, to support the needs of the poor among us, to care for those in need around us, and to give for the spread of the gospel. In our context we have found that having a church building assists us in our ministry endeavors, therefore we have the further responsibility of stewardship in regards to our building. For the FBC family, sacrificial giving and faithful stewardship includes regular giving for the support of our Elder(s), the support of FBC ministries, and the responsibilities of owning a building. It also includes spontaneous giving as God leads each of us to give sacrificially in our daily lives. GIVE ONLINE STEWARDSHIP CLASS Once a year we offer a six-week stewardship class. This class is meant to equip the participants with the doctrine and practical application needed to better steward the finances entrusted to them.

A Classical Christian Education community and co-op for homeschoolers, private schoolers, public schoolers, and future schoolers who take seriously the responsibility to educate their children. Welcome! Sign up and get connected by clicking the button below. After that, plan on attending the Parent Meetings and joining the Co-op . Sign-up and Get Connected! Co-op Classes Parent Training Classes Homeschool Co-op A cooperation of homeschooling families to help one another educate their children within a Classical Christian Education model. The co-op meets weekly on Tuesdays . 2024-2025 Please turn in your application or send it in via email to cityonahillcce@outlook.com . Student Application Deadline: August 6, 2024 Teacher / Tutor Application Deadline: June 25, 2024 Teacher Training: August 6th, 2024 (7 PM) New Student Orientation: August 17, 2024 (10 AM - 12 PM) Returning Student Orientation: August 13, 2023 (7 PM) FALL SEMESTER BEGINS: August 20, 2024 Semester Cost Family with a teacher/tutor $326.00 + books & materials Family without a teacher/tutor $652.00 + books & materials $20 per semester for families only participating in the Reading Hour (K – 2nd) Semester fees can be made in person or online at http://fbcfortuna.churchcenter.com/giving/to/city-on-a-hill-co-op 2024-2025 Student Application 2024-2025 Teacher Application Mission, Vision, Values, and Doctrine FALL 2024 Co-op Classes (Updated 08/04/24 ) Veritas Press History: 1815 to Present (grades 2-6) - Syllabus Mrs. Katie Carter Omnibus III: Reformation to the Present ( grades 7-9) - Syllabus Mrs. Maria Szabo Omnibus VI: The Modern World (grades 10-12) - Syllabus Mr./Pastor John Carter Apologia Chemistry (grades 9-12) - Syllabus Mr./Pastor Jon Szabo Apologia Physical Science (g rades 7-9) - Syllabus Mr./Pastor Jon Szabo Introduction to Logical Fallacies (grades 6-8) - Syllabus Mr./Pastor John Carter Rhetoric: Fitting Words (grades 8-10) - Syllabus Mr. Steven Fetters Math Tutoring - Study Hall (all grades ) - Syllabus Mrs. Kara Deno IEW Adventures in Writing (grades 3-5) - Syllabus Mrs. Maria Szabo IEW Modern World History-Based Writing Lessons (grades 5-7) - Syllabus Ms. Julia Szabo Logos Latin 1 (grades 3-5) Pastor John Carter Logos Latin 3 (grades 5-7) - Syllabus Ms. Julia Szabo Intermediate Koine Greek (Biblical Greek) (grades 9-12 & adults) - Syllabus Adults without student will only need to pay a semester fee of $326.00 + books & materials Mr./Pastor John Carter ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The final class schedule will be available July 23, 2024. We look forward to seeing you there!

A Classical Christian Education community and co-op for homeschoolers, private schoolers, public schoolers, and future schoolers who take seriously the responsibility to educate their children. Welcome! Sign up and get connected by clicking the button below. After that, plan on attending the Parent Training Classes and joining the Co-op . Sign-up and Get Connected! Co-op Classes Parent Trainin g Classes Parent Training Classes Do you need a little more help or encouragement in figuring out this thing called parenting? If so join us for a Parent Training Class. Parent Training Classes are bi-monthly meetings for parents/teachers who are passionate about Classical Christian Education and who take seriously the responsibility to educate their children. Here you'll meet other parents facing the same struggles that you are. You do not need to be a participant in the Homeschool co-op to participate. Be sure to sign-up to get email reminders about upcoming meetings. Schedule 2nd Tuesday of every other month | 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM Each Meeting will consist of parts: Bible Study, Lesson, and a open Q&A. There are also rumors of goodies to munch on. September 10, 2024 – Tuesday at 7 PM November 12, 2024 – Tuesday at 7 PM January 14, 2025 – Tuesday at 7 PM March 11, 2025 – Tuesday at 7 PM May 13, 2025 – Tuesday at 7 PM Listen to Previous Meetings Here

JESUS & KIDS Jesus was very clear, kids are important to him and his kingdom. That means that kids are important to us too! This has led us to make some very important decisions on how we function as a community of believers. First, we are a Family-Integrated Church. This means that we try to keep age segregated activities to a minimum. Kids in worship, Bible Study, or any other context is not a problem to be solved. It is a gift to be embraced. Second, we are protective of any child entrusted to us. This means we have set-up some ways to help you as a parent know that we are looking out for both the spiritual and the physical safety of your kids. CHECK-IN & PICK-UP The first time you come you may discover everyone has not met you yet. So to ensure that you leave with the same kids that you brought we check-in every child from birth through 6th grade. Please enter the front of the Main building to check-in your kids. A friendly greeter will be there to help you with this process. Check-in usually begins about 15 minutes before class (about 9:30 AM) and each kid needs to be picked up within 15 minutes of the end of class (before 11 AM). The person who checks-in the child will also need to pick up the child. To speed up the check-in process, please consider providing us with your kid's information in advance by filling out the form below. REGISTER HERE LOOK FOR TAGS When you first arrive you may notice that the teaches have printed tags with their name. Anyone with a "TEACHER" tag is safe to leave your child with. Every person who works with children is a member of FBC Fortuna, has gone through an application process, and has passed a background check. RUNNING LATE We've been there. You're running late because the shoe clogged the toilet and you're not eve n sure you brushed your teeth. That's okay! We have restrooms and no one will notice you eating breath mints like candy. However, we do lock the doors to the t wo-story building at 10 AM. After this time you will need to enter through the main entrance (large brick building with the cross on top). W e want to make sure we are aware of any guests on the church grounds so someone will greet you and make sure you make it to the right class. If you have any questions please contact Lexi (Kids Sunday School Coordinator) or Pastor John.

Currently we are only taking "waitlist" registrations. Once registration is open, those on the waitlist will be given first priority to register. DATE & COST February 14, 2026 | 2 pm - 8 pm Cost: TBA Includes: An Elegant Dinner, a book for him and her, and a chance to strengthen your marriage This retreat is available for couples who are married, or engaged with a date. Join John and Katie Carter as they teach about the high's and lows of marriage in the comfort of their living room. They were married in 2004 and have four boys. They don't have a perfect marriage, but over the years they have learned through Scripture what it takes to have a godly marriage. Format The retreat will consist of multiple sessions where different topics on marriage are discussed. The Bible will be heavily relied upon to guide these sessions. Breaks, snacks, and laughs will abound. Dinner with dessert will be at 6 PM. Registration Space is limited to seven (7) couples (married or engaged with a date). Priority will be given to those who have registered and paid. Children/Babies As a courtesy to other couples and to foster an intimate environment, other plans will need to be made for children and babies. Register