Our intrepid bakers have been baking for three organizations that serve the homeless. We began in May 2020, and have baked, packaged and delivered over 12,000 cookies!! However, we need to redouble our efforts. We need cookies for New Haven Inn, Bill Wilson Drop-In Center and Covenant House. Your baking sends a message of love to our homeless friends at a time when we are not allowed to serve them in person.
Maundy Thursday Supper and Story Slam
Thursday, April 14 at 6:30pm in Fellowship Hall
Did you know our Church has a “quirky” side? It’s true, at least according to the San Jose Mercury News. Our Labyrinth was included in a recent SJMN supplement called “Mysteries and Curiosities of Silicon Valley.” If you missed it, check out the copy posted on our Outreach and Community Service board in Fellowship Hall. Our Labyrinth is open to all.
Happy New Year, Friends! Welcome to our fifth issue of “FCCSJ—Keeping You Informed” updating you on what has been going on with our church community.
WORSHIP: The leadership of FCCSJ has decided to return to virtual worship only for at least the next three Sundays (January 2, 9, and 16). While we are sad not to be able to gather in person, we also know that this is the best decision we can make for the safety of our staff and community. The only people in the Sanctuary on Sunday mornings will be those in front of the camera (ministers, reader), instrumental musicians, and the AV team.
First Congregational Church of San Jose is proud to announce we have called the Reverend Carla Dietz to serve as our bridge (transitional) senior minister beginning Nov. 1.
Between March 27 and April 2, 2021, SVSCMT had three opportunities for people to attend a one-hour house meeting over Zoom. Following three weeks of promotion, 52 FCCSJ and UDF members joined with eight ministry team members in small groups of seven to nine people to discuss the following question:
Join Family Ministries and Fellowship for a trip through Christmas in the Park 2020! This year it will be a drive-through event being held at History Park.
Hello Friends! Welcome to the first issue of a new publication, FCCSJ—Keeping You Informed. We felt it was important to update you on what has been going on with our church community over the past several weeks.
Remember “Show and Tell” in elementary school? We encourage you all to think of a little story or memory to share with your breakout group relating to the week’s theme. Perhaps you want to wear something, or you have a photo or other item to show us.