Fellowship groups are opportunities to share, study, and pray with others in homes and around our community. Meetings are scheduled throughout the week and are open to anyone who would like to join.
All men are invited to breakfast at Fred’s Market Restaurant as we engage in a wonderful time of study and prayer. Book and study materials provided!
Pastor Jon Betz leads this powerful time of prayer where anyone, anywhere can connect together.
Our choir-led worship is a wonderful ministry that we enjoy every single Sunday! If you love to sing and would like to be involved in the RFC Singers choir, we'd love to hear from you! Contact Darrel Gash, Worship Director, to learn more.
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One of the greatest ways we can connect with each other is by bearing each other's burdens and praising God for His faithfulness! We invite you to share your requests and praises as you lift others up in prayer and thanksgiving.
Karen, George and Kathy’s daughter, “recently completed ten days of high-dose radiation for a malignant mass in her chest cavity. Since then, she’s been dealing with fluid in her lungs and blood clots in her legs, among other issues. Last night (Sunday) she was taken by ambulance to the hospital for difficulty breathing.” Please pray diligently for this young lady who has gone through so much!
Virginia Frame, friend of Joyce Clark, has been transferred from the hospital to Scott Lake Health and Rehab Center. She is still confused. They will try to strengthen and stabilize her before her niece takes her home.
Anna is seeing a little improvement in being able to eat food without pain and nausea. She is scheduled for a gastric swallow test Thursday, December 12. Please pray she will be able to endure the test so she can find out what the problem is.
Doug, Henry and Judy's son, has completed his radiation treatments for cancer of the vocal cord. He is managing his pain with medication. Eating is a challenge and he is unable to talk at this time due to the pain. The Mulders are thankful for your prayers and encourage you to please continue!
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