Week of 11/15/2026Week of 11/08/2026Week of 11/01/2026Week of 10/25/2026Week of 10/18/2026Whether you've been here a few months or a few years, there's an opportunity to dig a little deeper into what we believe, why it matters, and how faith shapes our lives.
Introducing NEXT.
A new five-week experience on Sunday morning after worship beginning January 2027.
More details coming in December!
Well, this is a fundraiser we can get behind!
Our friends at Oostburg Culver's are donating $1 to FRC's Food Vault for every Concrete Mixer sold November 16–20!
And here's a little fundraising math for you: Buy one Concrete Mixer, we get $1. Buy TWO, we get $2. See where we're going with this?
So grab the family, call a friend, or just admit you could eat two. No judgment here.
Concretes for a Cause. November 16–20.
Doing good never tasted so good!
We know. The words “Annual Congregational Meeting” don't exactly get your heart racing. But hang with us! We'll elect new Elders and Deacons, take a look at the 2027 budget, and (here's the good stuff!) get a peek at what's ahead for FRC in 2027.
Join us Sunday, December 6, immediately after worship (approximately 10 AM). It's your church family, and we'd love to have you part of the conversation!
Sunday School teachers: We'll share a plan next week so as many of you as possible can attend, too.
Last month's Family Meal brought 245 hungry people through our doors. TWO HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE! We're still recovering from counting that high.
So, naturally, we're doing it again! Join us Wednesday, December 2, from 5:00–6:30 PM for a good, traditional holiday roast beef dinner with mashed potatoes, glazed carrots, fruit, and all the fixings. And for dessert? Angel food cake with strawberries and whipped cream. Oh, my! Save Your Seat – RSVP HERE, at frcoostburg.org or the Welcome Center!
Great food, great company, and not a dirty dish to take home. What's not to love?
Last week, we put out the call for some help filling our volunteer openings. And WOW, did you respond!
A HUGE shout-out to our November Ushers, who are officially at 100%! Every. Single. Spot. FILLED! Not to stir up a little friendly competition, but ... the ushers are looking pretty smug right now.
And the rest of you? You're doing GREAT! Cookie bakers are busy, nursery cleaning is 75% filled, December Family Meal volunteers are at 77%, and Snow Patrol is halfway there!!
We're down to just SEVEN open spots! Who's going to be the next team to cross the finish line? Stop by the Welcome Center or online readers, click on the links.
Seriously, THANK YOU to everyone who stepped up. It's pretty amazing what happens when a church family pitches in! Now, who's going to knock those ushers off their high horse?!
Our offering last week was $28,075. Our Special Offering this month and December is designated for Brian & Beth Schwartz (language translation in the Philippines via Wycliffe Ministries) and Samaritan’s Hand in Sheboygan. To-date the offering totals $465.
Thank you for the cards, phone calls, prayers and words of encouragement during our recent health issues - Jack & Jean Kohls
This past Tuesday, three new families came to our Food Vault. Three families facing some unexpected challenges. And we're being reminded that sometimes the very reason God has placed this ministry here is to help people through a rough patch. Maybe it's a few months. Maybe it's longer. Whatever the circumstances, we're grateful we can be here when they need us.
And can we just say WOW?! The response to our request for turkeys was incredible! Your generosity continues to blow us away. You're reminding families that they're not walking through difficult times alone.
Now, with Christmas approaching, we'd love to add a few extra-special items to our December 8 Food Vault pickup. Because even when life is hard, Christmas should still feel like Christmas.
Want to help make that happen? We've put together a sign-up for a few special holiday food items. A little joy for the season. And one more way to share Christ's love with our neighbors.
Sign Up HERE to share a little Christmas joy.
Before the turkey, the stuffing, and the inevitable food coma, come spend a little time giving thanks with your church family!
Our 9 AM Thanksgiving Day service is one of those special FRC traditions that warms your heart. We'll sing, worship, and open the microphone for anyone who'd like to share a blessing or a little story of God's faithfulness. Some years we laugh. Some years we get a little teary-eyed. Every year, we're reminded just how good God is.
Got family in town? Bring 'em along! It's a wonderful way to start Thanksgiving Day together. The offering this day will be designated to FRC’s Food Vault.
9am - Sunday WORSHIP: Scripture: Luke 24:36-43 Sermon: When It Gives Needed Comfort (Pastor Bob)
9:15 AM HOP for 3 yr - 3rd Grade (upstairs Room 200)
10:15 AM Sunday School for 3yr - High School
Noon It’s GAME DAY for those signed up for Packer Tailgate party!
6:00 PM MS Youth (Fellowship Hall)
6:30 PM Acts 29
6:15 PM Deacons, 6:30 Elders and 7:00 Consistory
9:00 Prayer Circle (Leader: Gloria, Snacks: Charlene)
1:30 PM Stitching for a Cause
6:30 PM - Life Group: How to Love Your Morning Study (Library)
6:30 PM - Organize Team (Fellowship Hall)
6 PM Book of James Men’s Life Group (Library)
6:15 PM High School Youth (Fellowship Hall)
6:30 PM Children’s Bible Class
7:30 PM Choir Practice
6:30 PM Festive Food & Fellowship Women’s Life Group
11/22 @ 9am - Sunday WORSHIP: Scripture: Philippians 4:10-13 Sermon: Contentment (Pastor Bob)
Nov. 22: High Five Event
Nov. 22: Young Families LIfe Group
Nov. 24: Eernisse Circle
Nov. 25: No Bible Class or HS Youth
Nov. 26: Thanksgiving Morning Service
Nov 29: The Greatest Gift - Advent 2026
Dec. 1: Prayer Circle (Delores, Elaine)
Dec. 2: Wed. Night Family Meal
Dec 2: Hallelujah LIfe Group
Dec. 6: Annual Congregational Mtg
Dec. 13: The Giving Experience
Dec. 16: Children’s Program Practice
Dec. 20: Children’s Christmas Program
Pray as Al Wilterdink, undergoes additional testing as he consults with an Oncologist to determine his future treatment. And pray for patience as Jim Roethel recovers from shoulder surgery and waits for therapy to begin.
Please continue to lift up Jean Kohls, Wayne Meerdink, Craig Mentink, and Terri Mentink in prayer as each navigates their own journey with cancer. May they feel God's peace, strength, and loving presence each step of the way.
Dave Hilbelink – We're thankful that Dave continues to make progress in his therapy, even if it's coming more slowly than he'd hoped. After a long journey through multiple hospitals and rehabilitation facilities, Dave is facing yet another transition in his care. Please surround him with prayer, especially for renewed strength, patience, and encouragement. Pray that he won't lose heart, that the right doors will open for his continued care, and that he'll feel God's presence and the love of his church family through it all.
Kay Huenink – Please keep Kay in your prayers as she continues working hard in rehab. Progress isn't coming quite as quickly as she'd like (and who can blame her for wanting to speed things along?!). Pray for continued healing, renewed strength, and a good dose of patience for the journey.