At FCFC, your children’s safety is one of our highest priorities. All of our kids ministry volunteers are background-checked, and we use a secure check-in and check-out system at every service. Our team is trained to create a safe, caring environment where your child is well looked after. We also have video monitoring throughout our kids ministry areas for added security and peace of mind.

Absolutely! You’re always welcome to sit together in the main service and have a designated Family Section available. We just ask that if your child gets a little noisy, you quietly step out and take advantage of our Family Room so we can keep the room as distraction-free as possible for everyone.

Our youth ministry, FCFC Youth, serves students in 6th–12th grade and meets weekly on Wednesday nights with food, games, worship, and a powerful message. On Sundays, students typically join the main service for worship before moving to their own youth lesson that follows the same message, shared in a way designed for their age and stage of life. For Easter weekend services, we encourage students to attend with their families or serve on a team to help create a great experience for others.

We recommend arriving about 20 minutes before your service starts. This gives you time to park, grab a drink, and get comfortably settled in. 

At FCFC, we call it “Easter on Friday” instead of Good Friday. While both reflect the Easter Story, our Friday event (April 3) is a full Easter celebration with BBQ, kids’ activities, an Easter service celebrating both Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection, and a a fun glow-in-the-dark egg hunt. It’s an exciting, family-friendly experience that is open to everyone.

Absolutely! Many guests attend both events, just note that the service message will be the same. Friday offers a more activity-focused experience, while Sunday features a traditional service with coffee, donuts, and an Easter photo opportunity.