OUR STORIES—

The Coaching and Comfort of a Spiritual Mentor

I was standing in the middle of Sproul Plaza on the UC Berkeley campus talking to a guy named Doug Muraki from the Bible study I was in when, seemingly out of the blue, he challenged me to step up my game in Bible reading. More specifically, he said, “If you’re really serious about studying…

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A Light in the Community

Imagine being a grade school student during this time of the Covid-19 pandemic. For the duration of your fall semester, you are told that you are only allowed to come to school on either Mondays and Thursdays or Tuesdays and Fridays, and every other Wednesday. This is done to keep class sizes down in order…

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Fieldwork

In the past few years, we’ve noticed that our students struggle throughout Jr High with equating knowing about God with knowing God, and with having a relationship with Him. Students would woefully admit that following Jesus made sense when they were in their small groups, at summer camp or listening to a sermon, but as…

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Singing Praises to the Lord with Friends

Singing Praises To The Lord With Friends

There’s nothing better than worshiping our God in person with friends and family. Last Friday night our Special Needs Ministry’s adult class, Fellowship of Friends, got the chance to do just that. During this season, our ministry has taken the health and safety of our students very seriously. As the months passed and we continued…

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Ordinary and Remarkable Marriage Night

We recently held “Marriage Night,” our first in-person marriage event since COVID. It was both remarkable and “ordinary.” We met in a way we would ordinarily hold a marriage event: Each couple sat at their own table to experience some privacy. After being unable to meet for so long, couples were excited to experience the…

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Faces of our Family

Faces Of Our Family

Rhonda Sittig Rhonda is a quilter, a reader and loves to cook meals for her friends and family. “I’m happy to have my smart, kind husband Larry, four bright kids with their sweet spouses and nine chipper grandkids. All together we’re a crowd!” Something that makes Rhonda smile is when she FaceTimes with her granddaughter…

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RFKC Camp-in-a-Box

Twenty years ago, Fullerton Free’s very own Connie Hutchinson responded to the Lord’s invitation to be His hands and feet to children in the Foster Care system by hosting Royal Family KIDS Camp (RFKC). That choice has led to hundreds of children’s lives being impacted through RFKC, a year-round mentoring program (RFKC Club), our teen…

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Seeking On The Structure

Our parking structure has really been getting some great usage lately! Not only on Sunday nights, but throughout the week as well. This month, high school ministry has put on a few prayer nights on top of the structure that have turned out to be some of my highlights of the summer! With the warm…

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Taming the Tongue (and Typing Fingers)

When we went into lockdown in March, I became acutely aware of how important social media is to the advancement and connection of our culture during this season. The only time I would see my friends was through Zoom or Instagram. We were all locked in our houses and bored but at least we had…

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Faces of our Family

Faces Of Our Family

As everyone knows, we’re living in an unpredictable time. We may all have different feelings and struggles with everything going on but there is one thing many of us have in common — we are missing connection with one another. With that in mind, we are launching “The Faces of Our Family” project to bring…

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