The Eternal Flame: In Your Light We See Light, February 7, 2021

Love Letters From God: Receiving Unconditional Grace with Pastor Kimberly Elliot, February 14, 2021

Sacred love letters from God - reminding ourselves of the ways that we are deeply, totally and unconditionally loved by the Divine Presence.

Reaching For the Light, Encircling Our Shadow, Embracing the Wilderness, February 21, 2021

"Reaching Toward the Light: Celebrating the Sacred" The first Sunday of Lent.

The Light of Transformation, March 14, 2021

Spring Equinox and the Light of Transformation

The Eternal Flame: In Your Light We See Light, February 7, 2021

FCC celebrates Candlemas and the return of the Light, blessing both our candles and our hopes and dreams for a new era. We will weave this together with the earth based Celtic spiritual tradition known as Imbolc.

Healing the Divide, Finding the Strength to Love, Jan. 24, 2021

Join FCC for part two of our series on healing, unity and finding the strength to love, using Dr. King’s invitation to have a ‘tough mind and a tender heart.”

Being a Transformed Nonconformist with a Tough Mind and a Tender Heart - January 17, 2021

As we honor Martin Luther King Jr. weekend, we also pause to ponder what it looks like to really love our neighbor who may be very different from us, while also holding a commitment to justice and healthy boundaries. Join us as we reflect on Dr. King’s book Strength to Love while we continue to pray for unity in our nation. 

Welcoming the New Year with FCC, January 3rd, 2021

Join FCC as we honor the season of Epiphany, the story of the Three Magi, and reflect on our hopes and dreams for the New Year!

Candlelight Christmas Eve Service, Fairfax Community Church 2020

You are welcome here! Join Fairfax Community Church as we celebrate Christmas Eve.

The Magnificat and Mary and Elizabeth: “Blessed is she who believed.” Dec. 13, 2020

Luke 1: 39-45 – The Magnificat and Mary and Elizabeth: “Blessed is she who believed.” Sometimes it takes courage and vision to believe in a dream before it actually happens. As we continue to envision the world we want to create, how can we be inspired by the courage of Mary and Elizabeth, remembering that we are not alone but live in sacred partnerships that help us manifest our dreams? We will also reflect on God’s desire for a world of peace and justice that is reflected in the Magnificat, Mary’s song of celebration.