first Frisco iron works men's group
Fridays, 6 - 7 am in the Gathering Area (just outside the Sanctuary)
Led by Rev. Mark Vowell
First Frisco Iron Works is a ministry for Christian men. It refers to the refining activity of God that is needed in the life of every Christian. Refining and forging require tremendous heat and intentional shaping. A tool that has been properly refined and forged is more effective, and less likely to break under pressure. Important point: Men who participate in this ministry are not the fire, or the hammer, or the anvil! We are the lump, being refined and shaped for God’s purposes. For men, this process of spiritual refining and forging works best in the company of other men who are committed to the same goal. Join Pastor Mark on Fridays from 6-7 am in the Gathering Area. FFIW is studying "Religionless Christianity: God's Answer to Evil" by Eric Metaxas. Contact Pastor Mark, mark@firstfrisco.org, for details.
Facilitator: Rev. Mark Vowell
When: Fridays, 6 - 7 am year-round
Where: The Gathering Area (just outside the Sanctuary
Cost: No charge
Facilitator: Rev. Mark Vowell
When: Fridays, 6 - 7 am year-round
Where: The Gathering Area (just outside the Sanctuary
Cost: No charge
israel: the journey of a chosen people
Wednesdays, 10-11:30 AM in The Loft (2nd floor of the Sanctuary bldg.) on Sept.11 through Mid December
Led by Rebecca Campbell and Pat McClain
Israel is a story of a homeless people who kept a dream alive for millennia, of a people’s redemption from the edge of the abyss, or a nation forging a future when none seemed possible.
Even though God has chosen to use both Jew and Gentile to accomplish all He planned from the beginning, the initial phases of this plan and the culmination of God’s promise in Genesis 3:14-15, with the coming of the Messiah, the Lord Jesus Christ, involve the Jewish people. They are chosen, blessed, persecuted, and living past, present and future under the promises of God that will never fail.
This study will trace their journey from the time of the Patriarchs, through the present day and onward through prophecy and Revelation.
Facilitators: Rebecca Campbell and Pat McClain
When: Most Wednesdays, Sept. 11th - Mid December
Where: The Loft (2nd Floor of the Sanctuary bldg.)
Cost: No charge
Childcare: Available by request during registration
Even though God has chosen to use both Jew and Gentile to accomplish all He planned from the beginning, the initial phases of this plan and the culmination of God’s promise in Genesis 3:14-15, with the coming of the Messiah, the Lord Jesus Christ, involve the Jewish people. They are chosen, blessed, persecuted, and living past, present and future under the promises of God that will never fail.
This study will trace their journey from the time of the Patriarchs, through the present day and onward through prophecy and Revelation.
Facilitators: Rebecca Campbell and Pat McClain
When: Most Wednesdays, Sept. 11th - Mid December
Where: The Loft (2nd Floor of the Sanctuary bldg.)
Cost: No charge
Childcare: Available by request during registration
the will of god
Tuesdays, 6-7:15 PM in The Chapel (one story red brick bldg.) on
Oct. 1st, 8th, 15th & 29th
Led by Rev. Steve Robertson
Join Pastor Steve on a four-week journey, exploring Leslie Weatherhead’s classic Christian book, The Will of God. During the four weeks, we will explore:
· God’s intentional will
· God’s circumstantial will
· God’s ultimate will
· Discerning the will of God
Facilitator: Rev. Steve Robertson
When: Oct. 1st, 8th, 15th, and 29th
Where: The Chapel
Cost: $10.00
Childcare: Available by request during registration
· God’s intentional will
· God’s circumstantial will
· God’s ultimate will
· Discerning the will of God
Facilitator: Rev. Steve Robertson
When: Oct. 1st, 8th, 15th, and 29th
Where: The Chapel
Cost: $10.00
Childcare: Available by request during registration
sermon scripture study
Thursdays, 10-11:30 AM | Begins Sept. 12th
Led by Marianne Jennings
Explore the Bible passages for the upcoming Sunday sermon in our weekly study. Led by Marianne Jennings, this is a collaborative and engaging session that combines insightful discussion with enjoyable fellowship.
Facilitator: Marianne Jennings
When: Thursdays | 10 - 11:30 AM
Where: The Loft Classroom (2nd floor of Sanctuary Bldg.)
Cost: No Charge
Childcare: Available by request during registration
Facilitator: Marianne Jennings
When: Thursdays | 10 - 11:30 AM
Where: The Loft Classroom (2nd floor of Sanctuary Bldg.)
Cost: No Charge
Childcare: Available by request during registration
In the footsteps of the savior
4th Tuesdays, 10-11:30 AM | Begins Sept. 24th | Meets Once a Month
Led by Trisha Kraushaar
The Marion Thompson Sisters of Faith Circle meets the fourth Tuesday of each month from 10:00 - 11:30 am, (with the exceptions that may conflict with the local school calendar) in the Loft classroom, to study and enjoy a deep fellowship. Beginning Sept, 24th, we'll study Max Lucado's "In the Footsteps of the Savior"
Our main activity during the meetings is to discuss the book and its scriptural significance to our daily lives. Our members of all ages bring a rich perspective to life's lessons and a wonderful wisdom is gained in every meeting. We welcome any woman who is interested in fun and meaningful fellowship, prayer support, and a desire to be of service.
Facilitator: Trisha Kraushaar
When: 4th Tuesdays | 10 - 11:30 AM | *Meets once a month*
Where: The Loft Classroom (2nd floor of Sanctuary Bldg.)
Cost: Trisha will order books & let everyone know cost
Childcare: Available by request during registration
Our main activity during the meetings is to discuss the book and its scriptural significance to our daily lives. Our members of all ages bring a rich perspective to life's lessons and a wonderful wisdom is gained in every meeting. We welcome any woman who is interested in fun and meaningful fellowship, prayer support, and a desire to be of service.
Facilitator: Trisha Kraushaar
When: 4th Tuesdays | 10 - 11:30 AM | *Meets once a month*
Where: The Loft Classroom (2nd floor of Sanctuary Bldg.)
Cost: Trisha will order books & let everyone know cost
Childcare: Available by request during registration
bear much fruit: disciple-making movement training
Tuesdays, 11:30 am - 1:00 pm or Tuesdays, 6:30 - 8:00 pm beginning Sept. 10th (8-week sessions)
Offered by the GMC MidTexas Conference via Zoom
Led by Grace Lucas
Learn and practice the 7 elements of effective disciple-making movements currently active in the world. Learn simple things you can do in your everyday life to encourage and support others.
Conducted via Zoom with follow-up video and handouts for missed sessions along with weekly practice assignments.
Questions: Contact Grace Lucas at (254) 722-7500 or grace.lucas330@gmail.com
Conducted via Zoom with follow-up video and handouts for missed sessions along with weekly practice assignments.
Questions: Contact Grace Lucas at (254) 722-7500 or grace.lucas330@gmail.com
VETS: Veterans' support & discipleship
Every other Wednesday, 6 - 7:15 pm
Led by Dave Plotkowski
Facilitator: Dave Plotkowski, david.plotkowski@att.net
When: Every Other Wednesdays, 6 - 7:15 pm
Where: Contact Dave Plotkowski, david.plotkowski@att.net to learn more
Victor Echo Tango Mission: To provide hope, compassion and support to our fellow veterans and their families; through the strength and gracious mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ, for in Christ we are never alone.
Activities and Programs
Would you like to be a part of a loving, accepting group of Veterans who will gather to worship, study the Bible, fellowship, do mission projects, and enjoy events with other Vets? Interested? Email Dave Plotkowski at david.plotkowski@att.net
When: Every Other Wednesdays, 6 - 7:15 pm
Where: Contact Dave Plotkowski, david.plotkowski@att.net to learn more
Victor Echo Tango Mission: To provide hope, compassion and support to our fellow veterans and their families; through the strength and gracious mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ, for in Christ we are never alone.
Activities and Programs
- Faith based selected reading and open discussion
- Flag placement around campus perimeter on selected holidays
- Volunteer to assist others in need, serving God by serving others
- Assist with VA benefits and helping families of veterans and deployed
Would you like to be a part of a loving, accepting group of Veterans who will gather to worship, study the Bible, fellowship, do mission projects, and enjoy events with other Vets? Interested? Email Dave Plotkowski at david.plotkowski@att.net
