Brrrr, am I right? Are you like me and have a dozen fuzzy throw blankets around your home because they just seem to accumulate? WE HAVE SENIORS IN NEED OF THOSE. If you would gather up all those extra throws or blankets and put them to some really good use, please drop them by the … Continue reading WARM BLANKETS = LOVE

Scarlet Queen Japanese Maple tree planted in memory of LaRue Moye Brinson and George Moye, Sr.

Wed, 6pmThe CMF is cooking. Soup and sandwiches will warm you up! You can choose to dine in OR take out - whichever you're comfortable with.See you there!

SUNDAYS SUNDAYS 12pm - 1:30pm Ages 3 to 3rd grade Lunch! Crafts! Lesson! Music!Please pick up your kids from the Fellowship Hall at 1:30. https://fccfarmville.org/growing-disciples/

Hello! As you may know, we are trying to get the nursery attendant position filled, but in the meantime, we could use some volunteers to help with the nursery. If you are comfortable helping with this, please pick a Sunday or two and help in the nursery. Thank you so much for your help with … Continue reading Nursery Volunteers Needed

FOOD BOX DISTRIBUTION It’s our last distribution for 2021, and we’re SO thankful for all of your help for the past 13 months. We’re blessed every month to see our clients and their faces have become beloved and familiar. They have gotten to know us, too and inquire about our families and ask me why … Continue reading Food Boxes Wed Dec 22

First Christian Church in Mayfield, Kentucky An historic tornado outbreak caused damage in multiple states, with the greatest impact in Western Kentucky. Several Disciples congregations have been directly affected. Week of Compassion is coordinating with the Region, congregations, and ecumenical partners to provide relief.READ MORE

Dear Disciples, By now, most of you are aware of a severe tornado outbreak Friday night, with more than 30 tornadoes reported in Kentucky (hardest hit), Illinois, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Missouri. Last evening, I spoke with Rev. Dr. Donald Gillett, Regional Minister of Kentucky. The news was grim but laced with hope. Don has asked … Continue reading From the Regional Office: