In a similar way, movies function as the parables of our times, offering insight into the values and issues that are relevant to people today. FMF does not endorse any movies. Rather, FMF uses the movies as an ear and eye to our culture and as a common ground for thoughtful discussion about spiritual and cultural issues and how they may apply to our lives. For a preview and additional information about the next FMF movie, click here . Reverend Paul Randall and Interim Associate Pastor Reverend Janet Riley co-teach Bible 101, an introductory Bible survey course exploring people, events, stories, and ideas in the Old and New Testaments.
Child care is provided.
The 2001 edition of our All Church Retreat took place May 18 through 20 at Greenwood Lake Camp in Delaware. We were blessed to have Friends of the Groom participate in this retreat. Tom Long, Jocelyn Sluka, and Marilyn Dryden of Friends of the Groom lead us in a fascinating program Saturday afternoon. This comic rendition of Acts, chapter 12, presented in the style of a 1940's Humphrey Bogart detective movie, was entertaining and thought-provoking. For some pictures of the fun, fellowship, and events take a look here .