Ping Pong Fellowship
Purpose: Fun and Fellowship!
Drop in on Tuesday! We meet on Tuesday mornings at 11 am in the Ockerman Building, just for fun. You can play to build your skills, and also play to see how long a rally can last (with rather lax rules on where the ball has or hasn’t bounced).
We also offer a Ping Pong and Pizza night once a month. Come to play or come to cheer – it’s all good fun! Check the church calendar for the schedule and details.
Transitions Support Group
If you are struggling with grief, loss or the challenges created by transitions in your life, there is a safe place to share your experience and receive support.
We meet on the second Friday of every month at 10:00 in the morning in a comfortable home setting. For more information contact our group leader.
Craftinators
The Craftinators craft group meets twice a month. We welcome all to participate. Sometimes we make items to sell, with the proceeds going to charity (recently this was Thanksgiving cards and Candy Cane Sleighs) and sometimes we learn a new craft together for fun.
Check the church calendar for our schedule.
Join us!
Hiking Club
We meet at a local park on the fourth Saturday of every month, around 9:30 a.m. Details of the month’s hike are announced in church and in the newsletter. The hikes usually offer a variety of difficulty levels and times. All are welcome!
Check the church calendar to confirm the dates and times. Weather may affect this event.
Please send questions to office@firstchurchfremont.org, with “Hiking Club” in the subject line.
Garden Committee
The Garden Committee is made up of members from the Methodist Church and the Unitarian Universalists who do work in maintaining the grounds. Anyone would be welcome to join and help out. We usually operate on the basis that people can do as much or as little work as they want to. If someone wants to help once a year, every month or anything in between, any amount of help will be welcome. The usual duties include pruning, weeding, edging, trimming, sweeping and cleaning up debris. The more help we get the better the grounds look.