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First
Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
225 S Interlachen Ave.
Winter Park, FL 32789
Phone: 407-647-2416
mailto: fccwp@fccwp.org
Bryan G. Fulwider,
Sr. Minister
Karen E. Barker-Duncan,
Associate Minister
Talia R. Raymond,
Minister of Arts
and Education
Sherie A. Lindamood,
Worship Minister
William C. Tuck,
Pastor Emeritus
John V. Sinclair
Music Director
Molly Conole,
Children's and Youth
Choirs Director
Chris Olivent,
Organist
Liz Kitchens,
Commissioned Minister
of the Arts
Karen Sinclair,
Preschool Director
Mary Joe Searl,
Administrator
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Welcome to First Congregational Church of Winter Park
United Church of Christ
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The congregation of First Congregational Church of Winter Park, United Church of Christ welcomes you into our community of faith where we join together in worship, fellowship, and mission.
The ministers and members extend a welcome to all who seek a Church that faithfully proclaims the Word of God in Christ Jesus. We are a Church that celebrates reason, education, diversity, inclusion and social justice. We are a Church that faithfully proclaims the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We believe that God is still speaking in ways that create, redeem and sustain life in each of us through us and in all the world. Winter Park Church First Congregational
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The Carillon is our monthly newsletter, which we fill with useful information about activities, events and opportunities for ministry available at First Congregational Church of Winter Park. We hope you enjoy The Carillon. Use the link at the end of this sentence to access a PDF version of the latest edition. 
Our 2008 “King of the Burgers” is the Rev. Bryan Fulwider!!

See the May, 2008 Carillon for the story and more photos.
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Sunday,
April 27
Worship Service – 10:00 a.m.
Psalm 66:8-20; John 14:15-21
“The Jesus Equation”
the Rev. Bryan Fulwider preaching
Sunday, May 4
Worship Service – 10:00 a.m.
Psalm 68:1-10, 32-35; John 17:1-11
“Getting It Together”
(“That They May Be One…”)
the Rev. Bryan Fulwider preaching
Sunday, May 11 – Youth Sunday
Holy Communion
Worship Service – 10:00 a.m.
“Come to the Feast”
Our youth conducting worship
Sunday, May 18
Worship Service – 10:00 a.m.
Genesis 1:1-2:4a; Matthew 28:16-20
“I’ll Make Me a World”
the Rev. Bryan Fulwider preaching
Sunday, May 25
Worship Service – 10:00 a.m.
Isaiah 49:8-16a; Matthew 6:24-34
“In the Memory of God”
the Rev. Bryan Fulwider preaching 
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WELCOME, FRIENDS . . . In the Fall of 1999 I was called to serve as Sr. Minister of First Congregational Church of Winter Park. What attracted me to consider sharing the journey with this family of faith is what through the years has again and again proved to be the heartbeat of this great, historic church ... 
Meet our Ordained Ministerial Staff. Read brief biographies about Rev. Bryan G. Fulwider, Rev. Karen E. Barker-Duncan, Rev. Talia R. Raymond and Rev. Dr. Sherie A. Lindamood. 
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Read the latest news from the UCC National Office.

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ADULT PROGRAMS First Congragational Church of Winter Park offers a wide variety of programs and activities for people of all ages. In addition, we constantly strive to modify or adapt our programming to meet the needs of our congregation, our friends and guests. Click here to read more about our Adult Ministry Programs. 
EQUAL EXCHANGE COFFEEIn partnership with congregations and faith based organizations, Equal Exchange's Interfaith Program is a bridge between these communities and our own. By paying a fair price, working with democratic cooperatives, offering affordable credit, and supporting sustainable agriculture, Equal Exchange helps farmers to build better lives for themselves and their families... 
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LINKS LIST
Links to the web sites of the Florida Conference United Church of Christ and the United Church of Christ National Office web sites are provided below. Simply click on the link of your choice and you will be directed to that web site.
Florida Conference http://www.uccfla.org
National Office http://www.ucc.org
Still Speaking http://www.stillspeaking.com
Not Mutually Exclusive http://www.ucc.org/not-mutually-exclusive/
UCC Online Community (Virtual Church) i.UCC
Overseas and Wider Church Ministries http://www.globalministries.org
A link to the First Congregational Church Social Justice Committee Yahoo! Group is provided below.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fccwpsocialjustice/
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On Sun day, May 11 – Pentecost and Mother’s Day! –the Strengthen the Church special mission offering of the United Church of Christ will be received. This offering builds the UCC’s future. It funds new congregations and renews existing ones. It supports programs for youth and young adults and nurtures current and future leaders. And this year, for the first time, it will aid the God is Still Speaking Ministry and its message of inclusiveness. Directed to local Conferences, Local Church Ministries and the Stillspeaking Ministry, Strengthen the Church gifts help to create vibrant church communities of extravagant welcome.
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Calendar of Prayer
We encourage you to use this publication in your daily prayer and meditation.
The 2008 edition of A Calendar of Prayer is produced as a gift for the church from the church. The stories are our stories of mission and ministry in Christ's Name.
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The Story Behind Our Mission Statement.Intrigued by our mission statement? Here's the story behind the words. The proposed mission statement is deliberately brief- short enough to include in a newspaper ad or on church letterhead, and almost short enough to fit on a business card. It is not,... 
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