Come as you are. We have everything from suits and ties to polos and khakis to t-shirts and blue jeans. Dress how you feel comfortable.
The Village offers services for all age groups and style preferences.
Blended - is the coming together of the historic music of the church and contemporary worship music. The goal of blended worship is to respect the musical tradition of the church while moving forward with introducing newer worship elements. Sundays at 9am.
Contemporary - features contemporary style music with singers and a band. We sing songs heard on popular Christian radio. Services may include video clips or references to movies, books, or other current events. Sundays at 10:30am
Unplugged - Come relax and worship in a casual setting. Worship music lead by young adults and college students. Coffee and light refreshments available. Same teaching as Blended and Contemporary services, but teaching Pastor may vary. Held in the Chambers Center. Sundays at 11:40 am, beginning September 12, 2010.
S'MORE Family Production introduces our monthly virtue to parents and their children. Teaching values such as Generosity, Kindness, Joy, Patience, Friendship, and more) to children Grades K-5 and their parents. Learning is fun and interactive with video, lights, sound, music, and drama with great characters each week. Sundays at 9am and 10:30am. DeepZone (Preschool-Ages 3, 4 and 5) & BibleZone (Grades K-5) available Sundays 9am and 10:30am. Children meet friends, talk about God, and learn about virtues that God wants to instill in all of us.
Our high school ministry (Solomon's Porch) gathers every Sunday night for a worship celebration that is conducive to their development. They hear a solid biblical message delivered by our Youth Pastor. Our middle school ministry (The Vine) gathers on Sunday morning at 9 a.m. for their time of celebration. Both groups participate in many social events throughout the year, as well as weekend retreats and missions trips. Everything they plan is meant to be meaningful-AND fun!
Check out this section to learn more about our core beliefs.
Fairview Village Church
3044 W. Germantown PikeEagleville, PA 19403Tel: (610) 539-3333Fax: (610) 630-8781
We ask that you provide the following items - when appropriate:
Children must be checked in and out by a parent/guardian. When a parent/guardian checks in a child (infants through 2 years of age), they fill out a name tag for their child and place it on their child's back. The parent/guardian keeps the corresponding numbered stub. This will be used to match the number on the child's name tag on his/her back. The parent is also given a pager for their child. We will only return the child to the parent/guardian with the corresponding numbered tag and when the corresponding pager is returned. Even if we know the parent, we will not return the child to anyone other than the person with the identification. Keeping your children safe and secure is a priority for our church.
Children must be checked in and out by a parent/guardian. When a parent/guardian checks in a child, they are given a number card and a pager. They will be asked to fill out a nametag for their child. We will only return the child to the parent/guardian when the corresponding numbered card and pager is returned. Even if we know the parent, we will not return the child to anyone other than the person with the identification. Keeping your children safe and secure is a priority for our church.
Men Fraternity feels more like a men's gathering rather than a worship service or Bible study. (The workshop DVD really explains this well in more detail.) We have found this material is excellent for the most mature Christians because of its practicality and focus on application, but it is also enjoyed by everyone for the very same reasons.
Definitely. He will be lost without it. We have found it not only helps men to better grasp the content of the sessions, but it also gives them a great tool for review and for sharing the material with other men. Additionally, we have found that men value the material and experience even more when they purchase their own copy of the workbook.
Yes. Men's Fraternity is being used in a wide variety of settings.
Large groups Men's Fraternity is typically presented using a DVD of the teaching with each session hosted by someone from your group or men's ministry. It has also been successful using a live presenter who has mastered the material. Following each presentation, the men break into small groups to discuss and process the material.
Small groups In a small-group setting, the participants watch each session on DVD followed by a group discussion.
Men's Fraternity is a men's ministry curriculum developed by Robert Lewis, pastor-at-large for Fellowship Bible Church in Little Rock, Arkansas. It began in 1990 in response to a request from the men of his church who wanted more than a Bible study. They felt they needed some practical insight in how to live as biblical men and they needed a safe place each week where they could process these truths with other men. They said, "We want an environment of openness and brotherhood, like we had back at the fraternity in college, only more helpful and spiritually constructive."
Men's Fraternity is not "an event"; it is "a process" that enables men to experience real life-change together with other men over several weeks.
Yes! We have many service projects planned for Prime Time. See the Prime Time Schedule for details. For more service opportunities contact Donna Tarnowski in the church office or @ seniors@fvcn.org
Yes! We have a Senior Resource Center located in the hallway across from Room 515 that includes free materials about many topics important to senior health, finances, housing, etc.
Yes. We have a part-time social worker on staff who is trained in geriatrics. Contact Donna Tarnowski through the church office at 610-539-3333 Ext 244, or at at seniors@fvcn.org or dtarnowski@fvcn.org.
Yes. We have a well-stocked library with Christian books, DVD's & audio tapes, located in Rm. 313 (between the Café & the Green Room). Check it out! If you are or know of a shut-in who would like to have library books brought to their home, contact the church office. This is also a volunteer opportunity. If you are interested in volunteering in the church library contact Donna Tarnowski at dtarnowski@fvcn.org.
Please call the church office at 610-539-3333 or email marriage@fvcn.org
