Register for Vacation Bible School
Before you know it, summer will be here and along with it, our annual Vacation Bible School. This year's theme is "Kingdom Rock: Where Kids Stand Strong for God" and will run from Monday, June 17th to Friday, June 21st.. Follow the link below for more information.Registration for 2013-14 Now Open
Registration for the 2013-14 school year is now open! Classes will again be offered on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday mornings from 9-11:45 a.m. Families interested in the preschool may get more information or arrange a visit by contacting the Director at 235-7040 or preschool@fairbrookumc.org.Country Chapel Returning!
Starting Sunday, June 2nd at 2:00 p.m., Fairbook will be sponsoring Country Chapel at the Baileyville Community Hall with live music and casual thanksgiving. New for this year is a running VBS for the kids: "Hay Day! - Growing in Friendship with Jesus". Follow the link below for more information.Summer Worship Schedule
Starting Sunday, June 16th, we will only be holding worship beginning at 9:15 am on Sundays.
Upcoming Events
26
May
Memorial Day Service
Noon at Fairbrook/Meek's Cemetery30
May
Preschool Graduation
Picnic (6 pm), Ceremony (7 pm)2
Jun
Country Chapel/Hay Day VBS
2 p.m. at Baileyville Community Hall16
Jun
Summer Worship Schedule
No Sunday School, Worship at 9:15 am17
Jun
Kingdom Rock
Vacation Bible School BeginsUpcoming and Recent Sermons
Sure...But What Does "Subdue" Mean?
Sunday, May 19th
As we come to the next to last sermon in the worldview series, we now turn our attention to how our worldview affects how we view, use and produce art, literature, medicine, etc. Indeed, a comprehensive Christian worldview can offer a foundation for looking at all of life and putting our part in proper perspective.
Politics for Christians
Sunday, May 12th
We all live in networks of power. But there is One to whom we owe absolute obedience!
A Christian View of Leisure
Sunday, May 5th
What place does leisure play in a Christian worldview? Are we doing something wrong when we play or when we lay in the hammock and read a good novel? Do we feel guilty if we are not doing something every minute of every day? How can a decision to focus exclusively on the Kingdom of God first be lived out without burning out? Does God want us to be workaholics for Christ? Can rest become a main ingredient of a life lived in the power of the Spirit of the Messiah? What does Sabbath mean?
A Christian View of Human Nature
Sunday, April 28th
As we develop a Christian world-view, we must wrestle with the question: How do we view human nature? We will explore the scriptural witness regarding what it means to both be made in the image of God and to be fallen and redeemed.
