Have you made a decision to follow Jesus? It’s time to be baptized! Baptism is a public proclamation of your faith, symbolic of your cleansing from sins and the new life Jesus has brought you. We’re excited to celebrate with you and come alongside you as you continue in your faith journey. We’ll be doing baptisms in service on Sunday, February 8. Please let us know if you’re interested and would like to attend a short class teaching you what baptism is and why we do it. You can sign up below!

Adult Baptism Class: February 1 at 9:45am in Room 102

Student Baptism: Contact Student Pastor Isaac Clemens at isaacclemens@familybible.church

Kids Baptism Class: February 1 at 11:45am in Ark Room

Join the Prime Timers (empty nesters and older) on Saturday, February 14th at 12:30pm in the Hub for an Italian Amore Meal complete with baked spaghetti, meatballs, salads, desserts, and more as we celebrate the love of God and His family. There will be Bingo following the meal. Please sign up in the sanctuary lobby and indicate if you are bringing a salad or dessert.

Men of all ages, join us Friday, February 6 from 6-10pm in the Hub for a laid-back evening of fun, food, and friendly competition. Whether you enjoy card games like Euchre, board games like Catan, want to learn or teach something new, or just hang out and enjoy some fellowship, there’s a place for you.

Bring a friend and your favorite games, or jump in on one of the many we’ll have available. Feel free to bring a drink, snack, or dessert to share if you’d like, and we’ll also be placing a pizza order for anyone who’s interested. We hope to see you there!

Join the women of Family Bible Church February 27 - March 1 for a refreshing retreat designed to cultivate deeper connection with God and with one another. Open to women who attend Family Bible Church. The retreat cost is $125 (discounted rate of $100 if you register by 1/26). You can register below! If attending is a financial concern or for other questions, please contact Lori Craft - loricraft@familybible.church.