In-person worship: Sundays at 10:00 a.m.

Our doors are open for in-person worship each Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Masks are currently optional. We are committed to keeping our members and friends as safe as possible. We will also continue to offer for our remote members and visitors the live stream service, listed below.

Online Live Stream Worship Service: Sundays at 10:00 a.m.

Click here to live stream our Worship Services or view our Progressive Christian Bible Study.

Please reflect on the importance of our church to you and your family and consider what our church and its programs have meant to you personally. Your continued support is truly appreciated. With God’s grace, we can continue to be a thoughtful community of faith, hope, and love.

• Prelude: Prelude in D Major (J.S. Bach)
• Anthem: O Taste and See (Ralph Vaughan Williams)
• Sermon: Entanglement and the Lord’s Supper
• Postulate: Fugue in D Major (J.S. Bach)
• Link to Bulletin: CLICK HERE

Celebration Sunday & Strawberry Social: Andrew Breen will be giving the sermon, Simon Woods will be performing a selection of music and all our Youth will be serving Strawberry Shortcake after service. Youth please sign up here: https://tinyurl.com/volunteer4strawberries

Cabinet food drop-off helpers needed after church services on your way home.

Each Sunday after services, 2 small prepared boxes of food and personal items are ready to be dropped off at our 2 downtown blue cabinet locations.

Complete your Sunday worship with a simple yet meaningful ministry! Would you please consider dropping one or both off on your way home? Contact Lynette at neighborhoodconnection@fccithaca.org or look for her in the lobby after services , or sign up on the sheets on the table.

Financial support of this ministry is also needed. You can donate using the Blue Cupboard envelopes in the pews or online at fcciIthaca.org. Food donations are also welcome.

Summer has finally arrived! As you are putting away your winter clothing, please consider donating –

Men’s Sweatshirts Sized Medium and Large (please no XL) for newly arriving Migrant Workers at Turek Farms. Most of the workers arrive from working in Florida where it never gets very cold, and the nights and early mornings in September and October in Central New York can get quite chilly.Sweatshirts and shoes can be left in Outreach’s bins by the coat room

Catholic Charities clothes closet at Samaritan House is in need of summer SHOES (and especially men’s sneakers and work shoes)!

Needed:  gently worn shoes for both men, women and children that are clean and in good condition. Bins for your donations are located at our new location next to the coat closet.