Fairhope Christian Church
New Small Group Course
Join This New Small Group
The Edge of Adventure Group Experience provides participants thirteen weeks of safe, uninterrupted space in which to examine and practice some basic disciplines vital to growing toward mature Christians in their "everyday walking around lives".
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The next meeting will be held at the Church at 6:00 PM on Thursday, September 23rd. Future meeting days and times will be determined by those enrolled.
This course is open to all, FCC members as well as the public.
You may register by calling the Church Office at 928-8495 or by email at
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. Materials that participants will used for this course are; the book "Edge of Adventure" and an EOA Response Manual. These can be ordered or obtained at the Church Office.
The weekly meetings will last from 1 to 2 hrs.
There is no fee for this course, but an EOA response manual must be purchased.
Stephens Anniversary
On Sunday, July 18th, following the morning worship service, Miillie and Billy Stephens celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary at a reception held in Fellowship Hall. The Stephen's son, John, his wife, Cheryl, and grandson, Chad, along with a large number of friends were present to enjoy the occasion. The tables were decorated with blue flowers and delicious refreshments were served.The Stephens are long time residents of Fairhope. Millie and Billy graduated together from Fairhope High School in 1957. Their class was the last to graduate from the old school building which is now the Kindergarten Center on Church Street. They married soon after graduation when the Fairhope Christian Church was located on the corner of Church Street and St. James Avenue.
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 24 August 2010 04:01 )
Christian Symbols
Called The Triquetra, this is an early symbol of the Holy Trinity and comes from Great Britian. The three equal arcs express eternity in their continuous form, indivisibility in their interweaving, and their center is a triangle. The three points represent Father, Son, and Holy Spirit while the continuous interwoven line represents uniyt.
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Symbols of the Trinity
The Trefoil is another form of the Trinity .