Hub Groups @ FHBC

A hub is the central part of a wheel or the point of intersection and convergence. Hubs are small groups—places we connect with one another. Of course, that can happen in a lot of different ways. Here at FHBC, we have identified four types of Hubs—Community, Learning, Activity and Service.

While not all Hubs meet with the same frequency, they all connect during three main seasons. These three seasons are punctuated by opportunities for corporate connection during advent, holy week and the summer months.

Fall—October 4 through November 22
Winter—January 6 through March 28
Spring—April 7 through June 13

Community Hub leaders will make a decision regarding childcare in advance. Groups will pursue one of these options:

Sunday/Wednesday children’s programming provided on site
Members of the group take turns with childcare
No childcare provided

Browse and Sign Up for Hubs Here

Community Hubs

Learning Hubs Icon — Learning Hubs

Activity Hubs

Service Hubs

As a church, we have made every effort to abide by the recommendations and restrictions imposed by our elected leaders as they are seeking to act for the good of the community. We also feel the weight of the Scriptural directives that charge believers to gather regularly for worship and community. We believe that God has given distinct realms of authority to both the state and the church.

We have allowed for physical distancing by offering three Sunday morning worship services (8:30, 9:30, 11:00), creating more space between rows, and providing for overflow seating in other areas throughout the facility.

We realize that many are not comfortable attending in-person gatherings. We will continue to livestream our services in order to provide biblical teaching and an element of community for our entire church family.