Upcoming events
Our church gatherings are on Sundays at 10:00am.
Open Door Meal
Monday Night Open Door Meal – All Are Welcome!
Join us every Monday (except the 2nd Monday of the month) at 7:00 p.m. in Pilgrim Hall for our Open Door Meal—a free, warm meal for anyone who could use one. Whether you’re in need of a meal yourself or know someone who might benefit, we invite you to come, eat, and share in a time of community and care. No reservations, no requirements—just a good meal and a welcoming space.
Spread the word, and we hope to see you there!
Bible Reading Group
Join our casual Bible Reading Group at Main Street Coffee. We’ll gather every Wednesday morning at 9:30 a.m. to read a chapter or two of Scripture together and share the questions, reflections, and insights that naturally come up along the way.
No preparation is necessary. No prior Bible knowledge is required. This is simply a chance to slow down, read Scripture together, and have an open conversation in a relaxed setting.
Whether you’re deeply familiar with the Bible, haven’t opened one in years, or are just curious, you are welcome
Open Door Meal
Monday Night Open Door Meal – All Are Welcome!
Join us every Monday (except the 2nd Monday of the month) at 7:00 p.m. in Pilgrim Hall for our Open Door Meal—a free, warm meal for anyone who could use one. Whether you’re in need of a meal yourself or know someone who might benefit, we invite you to come, eat, and share in a time of community and care. No reservations, no requirements—just a good meal and a welcoming space.
Spread the word, and we hope to see you there!
Bible Reading Group
Join our casual Bible Reading Group at Main Street Coffee. We’ll gather every Wednesday morning at 9:30 a.m. to read a chapter or two of Scripture together and share the questions, reflections, and insights that naturally come up along the way.
No preparation is necessary. No prior Bible knowledge is required. This is simply a chance to slow down, read Scripture together, and have an open conversation in a relaxed setting.
Whether you’re deeply familiar with the Bible, haven’t opened one in years, or are just curious, you are welcome
Mission Dinner and Auction Fundraiser
Mission Dinner & Auction
Join us for a memorable evening at First Congregational Church of Ramona to support our Free Farmer's Market Food Distribution!
Date: October 3rd
Location: 404 8th Street, Ramona, California
Doors Open: 5:00 PM
Silent Auction Starts: 5:00 PM
Dinner: 5:30 PM
Live Auction Begins: 6:15 PM
Event Highlights:
Delicious Dinner: Enjoy a mouth-watering buffet.
Silent Auction: Bid on exciting items and experiences.
Live Auction: Engage in lively bidding with unique items up for grabs.
Intermission Entertainment: Delight in live entertainment and indulge in desserts.
Our Free Farmer's Market Food Distribution feeds hundreds of families every month, addressing the significant need in Ramona. With your support, we provide essential groceries to our community, ensuring that everyone has access to nutritious food. This vital program relies on donations and the generosity of our supporters to continue making a difference in the lives of those in need. We receive fresh produce from Feeding San Diego, but we need your help to purchase dry goods each month for our food distribution on the second Friday at 12:30 PM.
How You Can Help:
Donate Auction Items: Your generous donations will contribute to the success of our event.
Attend the Event: Bring your friends and family for a night of fun, food, and fundraising.
Tickets & Donations:
Tickets will be sold in person on the church patio on Sundays between worship gatherings OR in the church office during office hours.
Let’s come together to support our community and ensure no one goes hungry. We look forward to seeing you there!
Contact Us: office@fccramona.org (760)789-3348
First Congregational Church of Ramona
404 8th Street, Ramona, California
Free Farmer's Market
Mark your calendars for the second Friday of every month and join us for our Free Farmers' Market! We partner with Feeding San Diego to provide fresh produce and good food to our community—absolutely free.
Food Distribution:
When: Second Friday of every month
Time: Distribution begins at 12:30 PM
Volunteer Opportunities: We need dedicated volunteers to help make this event a success! You can assist with setup and distribution during the following shifts:
Morning Shift: 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Afternoon Shift: 12:15 PM - 2:00 PM
Everyone is welcome to come and receive nutritious food and fresh produce. Help us share the bounty and support our neighbors in need! If you're interested in volunteering or have any questions, please contact the church office.
Together, let's make a difference in our community!
Harvest Fair (Pilgrim Hall)
🍂 Join Us for the First Congregational Church of Ramona's Harvest Fair! 🍁
Celebrate the season of abundance with us at our Harvest Fair! We're welcoming the entire community for a day of fall festivities, delicious homemade treats, and local shopping.
Date: Saturday, October 24th
Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: First Congregational Church of Ramona, 404 Eighth St.
What to Expect:
Local Vendors: Browse unique crafts, gifts, and goodies from local artisans.
Homemade Soups & Pies: Warm up with a bowl of delicious soup and savor a slice of our famous homemade pies.
Family Fun: Enjoy activities for all ages, including games, face painting, and more.
Bring your friends and family to experience the warmth and joy of the harvest season. Whether you're looking to shop, eat, or simply enjoy the autumn atmosphere, there's something for everyone!
Don't miss out on this special community event—we can't wait to celebrate with you!
All are welcome! For more information, call 760-789-3348.
Golf Tournament fundraiser to support Ramona Youth Collaborative
⛳ Ramona Youth Collaborative Golf Tournament
Grab your clubs and join us for a day of golf, fun, and community—all while supporting the young people of Ramona!
The Ramona Youth Collaborative (RYC) is a partnership of local churches working together to create a shared youth ministry for our community. RYC brings young people together across congregations and denominations for spiritual depth, radical hospitality, playfulness, and service. Our goal is to give young people a place where they can belong, grow in faith, build friendships, serve others, and discover what it means to live a life of love.
Now, we're inviting the whole community to help make that ministry possible!
🏌️ $125 per golfer
⛳ $500 per foursome
Join us at The Welk Resort in Escondido for a great day on the course. After the tournament, we'll gather for a provided lunch, celebrate our winners, award prizes, and hold an opportunity drawing.
⛳ Sponsor a Hole
Businesses, organizations, families, and individuals can sponsor a hole for just $100. It's a great way to support local youth while getting your name or business in front of our golfers.
🎟️ Donate to the Opportunity Drawing
We're also looking for donations of items, gift cards, experiences, and other prizes for our opportunity drawing. If you or your business has something you'd like to contribute, we'd love to hear from you!
To register for golf or become a hole sponsor, fill out the form here:
Golf Tournament Registration & Sponsorship Form
For more information, to sponsor a hole, or to donate an item for the opportunity drawing, contact:
Pastor Wes Ellis — First Congregational Church of Ramona
pastor@fccramona.org
Ray Swavely — Ramona Youth Collaborative
ray@ramonayouthcollaborative.com
We need golfers. We need sponsors. We need prizes. And we need our community behind the young people of Ramona!
Come play. Come sponsor. Come donate. Come support Ramona's youth! ⛳
Adent Bibe Study: Sabbath
Advent and Sabbath are deeply connected because both invite us to resist the idea that everything depends upon us.
Sabbath is, at its heart, a practice of stopping. We stop our work, our striving, our consumption, and our endless attempts to make the world conform to our plans. We stop because the world does not depend upon us. God is God, and we are not. Sabbath reminds us that creation continues, even when we cease our activity.
Advent carries that same posture into the story of Christ. Advent is a season of waiting. We do not rush Christmas into being. We do not manufacture the incarnation. We wait for what God is already doing and what God alone can accomplish. The coming of Christ is not our achievement; it is God's gift.
This Advent, we will explore that connection together in a three-week Bible study, asking what it might mean to experience Advent as a kind of Sabbath—a season of slowing down, paying attention, waiting, and receiving God's presence.
Dr. Nate Stucky, Director of The Farminary at Princeton Theological Seminary and Author of Wrestling With Rest
Our study will draw on resources from The Playground at Flagler College and the work of Dr. Nate Stucky, Director of the Farminary at Princeton Theological Seminary, helping us reconnect Scripture, creation, embodiment, and the rhythms of rest and renewal.
Wednesdays During Advent
December 2, 9, & 16, 2026
6:30 PM
Fireside Room — First Congregational Church
In a season when everything tells us to hurry, Advent tells us to wait.
In a culture of production, Advent invites us to receive.
And in the midst of our constant striving to become something, Advent reminds us that God is already coming to us.
Come join us as we make a little room to stop, listen, wonder, and wait together.
All are welcome. No prior Bible study experience necessary.
Adent Bibe Study: Sabbath
Advent and Sabbath are deeply connected because both invite us to resist the idea that everything depends upon us.
Sabbath is, at its heart, a practice of stopping. We stop our work, our striving, our consumption, and our endless attempts to make the world conform to our plans. We stop because the world does not depend upon us. God is God, and we are not. Sabbath reminds us that creation continues, even when we cease our activity.
Advent carries that same posture into the story of Christ. Advent is a season of waiting. We do not rush Christmas into being. We do not manufacture the incarnation. We wait for what God is already doing and what God alone can accomplish. The coming of Christ is not our achievement; it is God's gift.
This Advent, we will explore that connection together in a three-week Bible study, asking what it might mean to experience Advent as a kind of Sabbath—a season of slowing down, paying attention, waiting, and receiving God's presence.
Dr. Nate Stucky, Director of The Farminary at Princeton Theological Seminary and Author of Wrestling With Rest
Our study will draw on resources from The Playground at Flagler College and the work of Dr. Nate Stucky, Director of the Farminary at Princeton Theological Seminary, helping us reconnect Scripture, creation, embodiment, and the rhythms of rest and renewal.
Wednesdays During Advent
December 2, 9, & 16, 2026
6:30 PM
Fireside Room — First Congregational Church
In a season when everything tells us to hurry, Advent tells us to wait.
In a culture of production, Advent invites us to receive.
And in the midst of our constant striving to become something, Advent reminds us that God is already coming to us.
Come join us as we make a little room to stop, listen, wonder, and wait together.
All are welcome. No prior Bible study experience necessary.
Adent Bibe Study: Sabbath
Advent and Sabbath are deeply connected because both invite us to resist the idea that everything depends upon us.
Sabbath is, at its heart, a practice of stopping. We stop our work, our striving, our consumption, and our endless attempts to make the world conform to our plans. We stop because the world does not depend upon us. God is God, and we are not. Sabbath reminds us that creation continues, even when we cease our activity.
Advent carries that same posture into the story of Christ. Advent is a season of waiting. We do not rush Christmas into being. We do not manufacture the incarnation. We wait for what God is already doing and what God alone can accomplish. The coming of Christ is not our achievement; it is God's gift.
This Advent, we will explore that connection together in a three-week Bible study, asking what it might mean to experience Advent as a kind of Sabbath—a season of slowing down, paying attention, waiting, and receiving God's presence.
Dr. Nate Stucky, Director of The Farminary at Princeton Theological Seminary and Author of Wrestling With Rest
Our study will draw on resources from The Playground at Flagler College and the work of Dr. Nate Stucky, Director of the Farminary at Princeton Theological Seminary, helping us reconnect Scripture, creation, embodiment, and the rhythms of rest and renewal.
Wednesdays During Advent
December 2, 9, & 16, 2026
6:30 PM
Fireside Room — First Congregational Church
In a season when everything tells us to hurry, Advent tells us to wait.
In a culture of production, Advent invites us to receive.
And in the midst of our constant striving to become something, Advent reminds us that God is already coming to us.
Come join us as we make a little room to stop, listen, wonder, and wait together.
All are welcome. No prior Bible study experience necessary.
Bible Reading Group
Join our casual Bible Reading Group at Main Street Coffee. We’ll gather every Wednesday morning at 9:30 a.m. to read a chapter or two of Scripture together and share the questions, reflections, and insights that naturally come up along the way.
No preparation is necessary. No prior Bible knowledge is required. This is simply a chance to slow down, read Scripture together, and have an open conversation in a relaxed setting.
Whether you’re deeply familiar with the Bible, haven’t opened one in years, or are just curious, you are welcome
New Members Class
New Members Class
Sunday, September 13 ,
Immediately following the 10:00am worship gathering
In the Fireside Room
Curious about First Congregational Church? Thinking about becoming a member? Or just want a refresher on who we are and where we’re headed?
Join us for our New Members Class, open to everyone—not just those considering membership!
Together, we’ll talk about the history of First Congregational Church, where we’ve been, where we are today, and where we believe God is leading us next. It’s a great opportunity to learn more about our church family, our ministry, and what it means to be part of FCC Ramona.
And membership is pretty simple: it’s a way of saying, “This is my church family.” It also means having a voice and a vote when we make decisions together as a congregation.
Whether you’re brand new, considering membership, or simply want a refresher, come join us!
Free Farmer's Market
Mark your calendars for the second Friday of every month and join us for our Free Farmers' Market! We partner with Feeding San Diego to provide fresh produce and good food to our community—absolutely free.
Food Distribution:
When: Second Friday of every month
Time: Distribution begins at 12:30 PM
Volunteer Opportunities: We need dedicated volunteers to help make this event a success! You can assist with setup and distribution during the following shifts:
Morning Shift: 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Afternoon Shift: 12:15 PM - 2:00 PM
Everyone is welcome to come and receive nutritious food and fresh produce. Help us share the bounty and support our neighbors in need! If you're interested in volunteering or have any questions, please contact the church office.
Together, let's make a difference in our community!
Bible Reading Group
Join our casual Bible Reading Group at Main Street Coffee. We’ll gather every Wednesday morning at 9:30 a.m. to read a chapter or two of Scripture together and share the questions, reflections, and insights that naturally come up along the way.
No preparation is necessary. No prior Bible knowledge is required. This is simply a chance to slow down, read Scripture together, and have an open conversation in a relaxed setting.
Whether you’re deeply familiar with the Bible, haven’t opened one in years, or are just curious, you are welcome
Open Door Meal
Monday Night Open Door Meal – All Are Welcome!
Join us every Monday (except the 2nd Monday of the month) at 7:00 p.m. in Pilgrim Hall for our Open Door Meal—a free, warm meal for anyone who could use one. Whether you’re in need of a meal yourself or know someone who might benefit, we invite you to come, eat, and share in a time of community and care. No reservations, no requirements—just a good meal and a welcoming space.
Spread the word, and we hope to see you there!
Bible Reading Group
Join our casual Bible Reading Group at Main Street Coffee. We’ll gather every Wednesday morning at 9:30 a.m. to read a chapter or two of Scripture together and share the questions, reflections, and insights that naturally come up along the way.
No preparation is necessary. No prior Bible knowledge is required. This is simply a chance to slow down, read Scripture together, and have an open conversation in a relaxed setting.
Whether you’re deeply familiar with the Bible, haven’t opened one in years, or are just curious, you are welcome
Open Door Meal
Monday Night Open Door Meal – All Are Welcome!
This Monday, the meal will be at El Michoacan Mexican Restaurant, right near First Congregational Church.
Join us every Monday (except the 2nd Monday of the month) at 7:00 p.m. in Pilgrim Hall for our Open Door Meal—a free, warm meal for anyone who could use one. Whether you’re in need of a meal yourself or know someone who might benefit, we invite you to come, eat, and share in a time of community and care. No reservations, no requirements—just a good meal and a welcoming space.
Spread the word, and we hope to see you there!
WISE Book Discussion
This is an excellent book about struggling with depression anxiety or relational pain as a Christian. How we tell ourselves we should feel better through prayer or when others tell us "all you need is Faith to overcome these issues" but it just isn't enough.
This book is about the intersection of faith and therapy and shows why seeking professional help isn't a sign of weakness. It's a sign of moving forward and making healthy changes in your life.
When Faith meets Therapy is written on a very human level, is easy to read, and provides practical steps you can take today as you pursue healing.
Available on Amazon for $13
Please join your WISE team as we read this book over the summer. We will meet up this fall to have a discussion about the book and answer questions.
Bible Reading Group
Starting Wednesday, July 22, we’re beginning a simple, casual Bible Reading Group at Main Street Coffee. We’ll gather every Wednesday morning at 9:30 a.m. to read a chapter or two of Scripture together and share the questions, reflections, and insights that naturally come up along the way.
No preparation is necessary. No prior Bible knowledge is required. This is simply a chance to slow down, read Scripture together, and have an open conversation in a relaxed setting.
Whether you’re deeply familiar with the Bible, haven’t opened one in years, or are just curious, you are welcome
Open Door Meal
Monday Night Open Door Meal – All Are Welcome!
Join us every Monday (except the 2nd Monday of the month) at 7:00 p.m. in Pilgrim Hall for our Open Door Meal—a free, warm meal for anyone who could use one. Whether you’re in need of a meal yourself or know someone who might benefit, we invite you to come, eat, and share in a time of community and care. No reservations, no requirements—just a good meal and a welcoming space.
Spread the word, and we hope to see you there!
Blessing of the Backpacks
Blessing of the Backpacks Sunday!
School is almost here, and we’re sending our kids off with a little extra love and blessing!
Join us for worship on Sunday, August 23 at 10:00 AM and bring your backpack! During worship, we’ll have a special children’s message, bless the backpacks and the students who carry them for the coming school year, and send our kids off with some fun surprises.
With Ramona Unified students heading back to school the very next day, it’s the perfect time to gather as a community and remind our children that they are loved, supported, and never alone.
Bring your backpack. Bring your family. Come receive a blessing for the year ahead!
Bible Reading Group
Starting Wednesday, July 22, we’re beginning a simple, casual Bible Reading Group at Main Street Coffee. We’ll gather every Wednesday morning at 9:30 a.m. to read a chapter or two of Scripture together and share the questions, reflections, and insights that naturally come up along the way.
No preparation is necessary. No prior Bible knowledge is required. This is simply a chance to slow down, read Scripture together, and have an open conversation in a relaxed setting.
Whether you’re deeply familiar with the Bible, haven’t opened one in years, or are just curious, you are welcome
Open Door Meal
Monday Night Open Door Meal – All Are Welcome!
Join us every Monday (except the 2nd Monday of the month) at 7:00 p.m. in Pilgrim Hall for our Open Door Meal—a free, warm meal for anyone who could use one. Whether you’re in need of a meal yourself or know someone who might benefit, we invite you to come, eat, and share in a time of community and care. No reservations, no requirements—just a good meal and a welcoming space.
Spread the word, and we hope to see you there!
Free Farmer's Market
Mark your calendars for the second Friday of every month and join us for our Free Farmers' Market! We partner with Feeding San Diego to provide fresh produce and good food to our community—absolutely free.
Food Distribution:
When: Second Friday of every month
Time: Distribution begins at 12:30 PM
Volunteer Opportunities: We need dedicated volunteers to help make this event a success! You can assist with setup and distribution during the following shifts:
Morning Shift: 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Afternoon Shift: 12:15 PM - 2:00 PM
Everyone is welcome to come and receive nutritious food and fresh produce. Help us share the bounty and support our neighbors in need! If you're interested in volunteering or have any questions, please contact the church office.
Together, let's make a difference in our community!
Evening Prayer Gathering
Join us for a warm and reflective prayer worship gathering, an evening set apart to slow down, breathe, and be present together. Through gentle rhythms of prayer, silence, and song, we’ll create space to listen for God’s presence in our midst and within our own lives.
Come as you are—no expectations, just an invitation to rest, reflect, and participate as you feel led.
Bible Reading Group
We’ll gather every Wednesday morning at 9:30 a.m. to read a chapter or two of Scripture together and share the questions, reflections, and insights that naturally come up along the way.
No preparation is necessary. No prior Bible knowledge is required. This is simply a chance to slow down, read Scripture together, and have an open conversation in a relaxed setting.
Whether you’re deeply familiar with the Bible, haven’t opened one in years, or are just curious, you are welcome
Bible Reading Group
Starting Wednesday, July 22, we’re beginning a simple, casual Bible Reading Group at Main Street Coffee. We’ll gather every Wednesday morning at 9:30 a.m. to read a chapter or two of Scripture together and share the questions, reflections, and insights that naturally come up along the way.
No preparation is necessary. No prior Bible knowledge is required. This is simply a chance to slow down, read Scripture together, and have an open conversation in a relaxed setting.
Whether you’re deeply familiar with the Bible, haven’t opened one in years, or are just curious, you are welcome
Open Door Meal
Monday Night Open Door Meal – All Are Welcome!
Join us every Monday (except the 2nd Monday of the month) at 7:00 p.m. in Pilgrim Hall for our Open Door Meal—a free, warm meal for anyone who could use one. Whether you’re in need of a meal yourself or know someone who might benefit, we invite you to come, eat, and share in a time of community and care. No reservations, no requirements—just a good meal and a welcoming space.
Spread the word, and we hope to see you there!
Bible Reading Group
Starting Wednesday, July 22, we’re beginning a simple, casual Bible Reading Group at Main Street Coffee. We’ll gather every Wednesday morning at 9:30 a.m. to read a chapter or two of Scripture together and share the questions, reflections, and insights that naturally come up along the way.
No preparation is necessary. No prior Bible knowledge is required. This is simply a chance to slow down, read Scripture together, and have an open conversation in a relaxed setting.
Whether you’re deeply familiar with the Bible, haven’t opened one in years, or are just curious, you are welcome
Open Door Meal
Monday Night Open Door Meal – All Are Welcome!
Join us every Monday (except the 2nd Monday of the month) at 7:00 p.m. in Pilgrim Hall for our Open Door Meal—a free, warm meal for anyone who could use one. Whether you’re in need of a meal yourself or know someone who might benefit, we invite you to come, eat, and share in a time of community and care. No reservations, no requirements—just a good meal and a welcoming space.
Spread the word, and we hope to see you there!
VBS
Come to Rainforest Falls Vacation Bible School where we will explore the nature of God!
Children can experience a fun, hospitable space to encounter God and have fun with friends. This VBS is a collaborative effort of First Congregational Church of Ramona, Spirit of Joy Lutheran Church, St. Mary's Episcopal Church, First Christian Church, and Ramona United Methodist Church.
Enjoy a faith-filled, welcoming environment. 9am to 12pm each day, July 13-17, 2026
Free Farmer's Market
Mark your calendars for the second Friday of every month and join us for our Free Farmers' Market! We partner with Feeding San Diego to provide fresh produce and good food to our community—absolutely free.
Food Distribution:
When: Second Friday of every month
Time: Distribution begins at 12:30 PM
Volunteer Opportunities: We need dedicated volunteers to help make this event a success! You can assist with setup and distribution during the following shifts:
Morning Shift: 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Afternoon Shift: 12:15 PM - 2:00 PM
Everyone is welcome to come and receive nutritious food and fresh produce. Help us share the bounty and support our neighbors in need! If you're interested in volunteering or have any questions, please contact the church office.
Together, let's make a difference in our community!
Open Door Meal
Monday Night Open Door Meal – All Are Welcome!
Join us every Monday (except the 2nd Monday of the month) at 7:00 p.m. in Pilgrim Hall for our Open Door Meal—a free, warm meal for anyone who could use one. Whether you’re in need of a meal yourself or know someone who might benefit, we invite you to come, eat, and share in a time of community and care. No reservations, no requirements—just a good meal and a welcoming space.
Spread the word, and we hope to see you there!
Evening Prayer Gathering
Join us for a warm and reflective prayer worship gathering, an evening set apart to slow down, breathe, and be present together. Through gentle rhythms of prayer, silence, and song, we’ll create space to listen for God’s presence in our midst and within our own lives.
Come as you are—no expectations, just an invitation to rest, reflect, and participate as you feel led.
Open Door Meal
Monday Night Open Door Meal – All Are Welcome!
Join us every Monday (except the 2nd Monday of the month) at 7:00 p.m. in Pilgrim Hall for our Open Door Meal—a free, warm meal for anyone who could use one. Whether you’re in need of a meal yourself or know someone who might benefit, we invite you to come, eat, and share in a time of community and care. No reservations, no requirements—just a good meal and a welcoming space.
Spread the word, and we hope to see you there!
Open Door Meal
Monday Night Open Door Meal – All Are Welcome!
Join us every Monday (except the 2nd Monday of the month) at 7:00 p.m. in Pilgrim Hall for our Open Door Meal—a free, warm meal for anyone who could use one. Whether you’re in need of a meal yourself or know someone who might benefit, we invite you to come, eat, and share in a time of community and care. No reservations, no requirements—just a good meal and a welcoming space.
Spread the word, and we hope to see you there!
Open Door Meal
Monday Night Open Door Meal – All Are Welcome!
Join us every Monday (except the 2nd Monday of the month) at 7:00 p.m. in Pilgrim Hall for our Open Door Meal—a free, warm meal for anyone who could use one. Whether you’re in need of a meal yourself or know someone who might benefit, we invite you to come, eat, and share in a time of community and care. No reservations, no requirements—just a good meal and a welcoming space.
Spread the word, and we hope to see you there!
Free Farmer's Market
Mark your calendars for the second Friday of every month and join us for our Free Farmers' Market! We partner with Feeding San Diego to provide fresh produce and good food to our community—absolutely free.
Food Distribution:
When: Second Friday of every month
Time: Distribution begins at 12:30 PM
Volunteer Opportunities: We need dedicated volunteers to help make this event a success! You can assist with setup and distribution during the following shifts:
Morning Shift: 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Afternoon Shift: 12:15 PM - 2:00 PM
Everyone is welcome to come and receive nutritious food and fresh produce. Help us share the bounty and support our neighbors in need! If you're interested in volunteering or have any questions, please contact the church office.
Together, let's make a difference in our community!
Evening Prayer Gathering
Join us for a warm and reflective prayer worship gathering, an evening set apart to slow down, breathe, and be present together. Through gentle rhythms of prayer, silence, and song, we’ll create space to listen for God’s presence in our midst and within our own lives.
We’re grateful to have live music from Thea Tochihara of Thea The Band, whose soulful and contemplative style will help guide us into a deeper place of attentiveness and peace. Come as you are—no expectations, just an invitation to rest, reflect, and participate as you feel led.
Promotion Sunday Picnic
Stay after worship for our Promotion Sunday Picnic! We'll have two bounce houses—one for younger children and one for older kids—along with lawn games for adults, plenty of shade, and a great opportunity to enjoy fellowship together. Hot dogs, drinks, and sides will be provided. Feel free to bring your own lawn chair, though chairs will also be available. We hope you'll join us for a fun and relaxing afternoon with our church family!
If you'd like to donate a special gift to support this event, you can give online (https://forms.ministryforms.net/viewForm.aspx...) or write a check to FCC Ramona. Just put "Picnic" in the memo/comments