What have we become? What are we becoming? Join us 9am, Saturday, October 23 for a time of prayer and spiritual formation as we discover what God wants us to be.
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Celebrating Cheri Coleman’s Distinguished Service
Chaplain Cherlyn Coleman has been awarded the Free Methodist Chaplain Association Distinguished Service Medallion for exceptional service and ministry.
From Consumer to Participant: Engaging your Congregation with Courtney Davis
How do we invite congregants to more fully engage in the local church? Join Courtney Davis as she shares how to build sustainable volunteer teams in your church.
Access the Barna Digital Database Free
Barna digital database access is available free of charge for ministry leaders in the FMCSC. Sign up today.
Two upcoming opportunities to embrace our Freedoms
Join us for two justice-focused events that will embrace our Freedoms and bring us hope. Register today.
Thriving in Ministry in 2021 with Trisha Welstad
Join us for a thoughtful conversation with Trisha Welstad as she gives ministry leaders encouragement and practical resources to help you move from simply surviving to joyfully thriving in your ministries this year.
In memoriam: Pastor Les “Jr” Moaalii of Chapel of Change
It is with deep sadness that the FMCSC family mourns the passing of our beloved Pastor Les (Junior) Moaalii of Chapel of Change.
Discounted Classes from Azusa Pacific Seminary
In the Free Methodist Church in Southern California (FMCSC), one of our “methods” is education: preparing ourselves for the work God has called us to through studying and mentoring. To help our leaders equip themselves for ministry, we have partnered with Azusa...
An Honest Conversation About Sexuality and the Church
Do you sometimes feel like the conversation in the church about sexuality isn’t really much of a conversation? It’s time for the church to have an honest dialog about sexuality – one that’s less focused on fear and talking points and is instead focused on seeing people the way God sees them.