Community

• We meet once a quarter after worship.
  
• We visit members and friends who can't attend church, reminding them they are loved by their church family.
• We are intentional about sending cards and engaging in other acts of kindness.
• Some of us are "Eucharistic Ministers." We take communion to people's homes and celebrate the sacrament with them and serve the congregation in worship on Communion Sunday's.
• We respond to special needs in the event of illness or accident (like delivering a meal, occasional transportation, etc.).
  

• Some of us are teachers; most of us aren't - but we love kids! We have so much fun with our children!  We coordinate Sunday school teachers and curriculum, develop fun activities for our youngest members - all with the intent to help them learn about and experience the love and joy of Jesus Christ.
  
• We take advantage of special opportunities - like Vacation Bible School, summer camps, etc. - to afford our children as many opportunities for faith formation as possible.
• We coordinate with the minister to provide special bible studies or discussion groups for adults on a regular basis.
  

• We meet the 3rd Sunday of each month following the worship service.
  
• We coordinate special events (which are usually a whole lot of fun!) to raise money for special ministries in our community and for our church's wider mission.
• We regularly support our local food banks, clothing drives, and special needs of children and families.
  

• We plan fun social events for our entire church family, including movie nights, game nights, seasonal parties, picnics, etc. Almost everything involves food and snacks! We also lend a hand for large fundraising dinners and other projects.
• We coordinate the after worship Coffee Hour on Sunday mornings.
• We work hard to enhance the "welcoming feel" of our church, but (honestly) it is not hard work at all!
  

• Meeting monthly, we work with the Pastor, Director of Music, and other staff to create worship experiences that enrich the spiritual well being of our church.
  
• The Altar Guild is a subgroup of the team that focuses on adorning the physical spaces in which we worship to align with liturgical themes.
  
• We prepare and serve the Sacrament of Communion under the direction of the Pastor.
  
• We support the music ministries of the church through collaboration with the Director of Music.
  
• We organize volunteers for greeter, ushers, and liturgists.

• We meet on Thursday mornings at 9:00 am to focus on all aspects of the "physical" church, maintaining our building and property. We are problem solvers for sure!  We, also, have a cup of coffee and eat a snack before we begin a project. It's a very serious part of the problem-solving process.
• We focus on creating environmentally friendly and responsible habits as good stewards of our corner of God's world.
  

• We meet the 2nd and 4th Wednesday morning of every month.
• We are a collaborative group that brings various projects and crafts to work on while socializing. All are welcome!
  
• We often make items to donate to a cause, or maybe to sell to raise funds for a Mission project.
• There is always a pot of coffee on!
  

• We meet the 3rd Thursday of every month at 6:30 pm.
• We are sojourners and a group of women focused on finding ways to grow in faith and grow closer together.
• We have had book discussions, educational programs, a mission project or two, seasonal crafting events and lots of laughter! 
• We are a welcoming group who'd be glad to meet you.
  

• We meet the 2nd Monday evening of every month.
• We share time, faith and fellowship.
• We organize special events for the church during the year, including a Women's Spring Banquet, and the Cookie Walk Sale at Christmas time.
  

We are a women's fellowship group and overarching support group for the Community of Faith.  We are open to any woman who wants grow closer together as we grow closer to God. We have several "arms" and hopefully you will find yourself embraced by one of them.

Weekly group which gathers for the fellowship and enrichment of making fresh traditional noodles and Hungarian noodles every Tuesday morning at 9:00 AM. Everyone is welcome!  It is a great opportunity to socialize and learn to make noodles. Don't worry about whether you know how to make noodles, we will teach you how!

Cookbook containing original Hungarian recipes. 

It is a part of the heritage from the co-founding Magyar UCC church for the Community of Faith.

Every 2nd Thursday of each month a general luncheon get together is held. We discuss how we can enhance the ministry of our church. We have a program that educates, challenges or inspires.  Often, women from other UCC churches join us for this meeting.

We also organize several outings for our church women just for fun! These activities are open to any women who want to come along.

We continue our heritage and traditions with the making and sale of sausage for the Christmas and Easter seasons as well as cabbage rolls. 

The men and women of the church join in these events for the fellowship, community and as a fund raising activity for the church. 

Not familiar with or never made these before, there will always be people there to guide and instruct.