Adult Ministries
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Adult
Classes |
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One of the most convenient and effective ways
of growing in your understanding of the spiritual life is to
make a habit of attending one or more of the many classes
offered on Sunday mornings. There are more than 20 teachers at
SFC who have committed themselves to teaching over 40 courses
during the next few years. |
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Bible Study Fellowship |
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Bible
Study Fellowship International (BSF) an
interdenominational bible study that welcomes people from all
walks of life. BSF meets at SFC on Wednesday mornings. Our
study this year is "The Book of Romans" and includes
a preschool program for children ages two - kindergarten. For
more information, please email
Char Paddack or visit the Bible Study Fellowship website. |
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Global
Outreach |
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We as a church community are highly committed
to a broad worldview of ministry. We are committed not only to
sending financial support to missionaries and relief workers,
but we are willing to go ourselves whenever possible to meet
the needs of people around the globe. We are striving to bring
the gospel message to the most unreached populations, and to
alleviate poverty wherever we can make a difference, and to
bring encouragement, comfort, relief, instruction or anything
else that meets the needs of our international neighbors. For
more information contact Kirt & Lonnie Priest at
(408)358-9129. |
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Men's
Fellowship |
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Men's Fellowship provides opportunities for
fellowship with other men and serves the church and community
through a variety of service projects. |
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Mentoring and Spiritual
Direction |
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Some people grow best in a context of
relationship with a mentor or spiritual director. While this
might be a new experience for many, it would be a grand
experiment for anyone. Thoughtful, well-trained people are
available for you to grow in this kind of intensive
experience. |
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- Heart to Heart
We are a ministry for all SFC women. Our mission
is to encourage the creation of purposeful relationship
between women with the goal of sharing our Christian faith
and life experiences. We nurture spiritual growth through
special teaching programs and by equipping women to be
spiritual mentors through training. Contact Susan Bollman
by phone (408) 867-1000, x240.
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- Men's Discipleship
Purpose: To train and prepare men to actively disciple
and mentor other men and teens in the lifestyle of Jesus
Christ. The tie of friendship is critical in Christian
discipleship and there is much to be gained from a focused
and proactive pursuit of deepening and expanding ones
skills and commitment on how to be the kind of man that
has something to contribute to the spiritual life of a
friend. This ministry is all about teaching and training
men in the ways of discipleship. Contact Russ Ikeda by email
or phone: (408) 252-4691.
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Retreats, Seminars and
Conferences |
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SFC creates opportunities to learn and grow
through day and weekend retreats at the church and retreat
centers. Many lives have been changed in dramatic ways through
participation in these experiences. For more information,
please contact Olivia DCosta by email
or at (408) 867-1000, x246. |
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Singles
Fellowship |
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The Singles ministry provides a Christ-centered
community to serve single adults desiring fellowship with
other believers. Our goal is to create a community with other
Christians, to help them grow in their faith with the Lord,
and to provide opportunities for social activities and
community service. |
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Small
Groups |
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Small groups are a place where believers and
inquirers can discuss their questions with other seekers,
study the Bible together, develop friendships and find comfort
in their daily walk. These groups are the backbone of SFC’s
strategy for growing together. For more information, please
contact Rol and Camille Chapman by email. |
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Women's
Ministries |
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The purpose of Women's Ministries is to create
a hospitable environment where SFC women of all ages and life
circumstances are known, affirmed, and accepted. In this
fellowship, women can grow spiritually through Bible study,
prayer, and fellowship and use their gifts and resources for
service in the church, the community, and worldwide missions. |
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