bible studies
Grow deeper in God’s Word through studies designed for every season of life. Whether you’re looking for a study for men, women, couples, senior adults, or a specific topic, there’s an opportunity to learn, connect, and grow in faith.
Explore God
August 21st, 2026
Explore God: Have questions about God, faith, or the meaning of life? This seven-week conversation is for adults who are new to Christianity, curious about faith, or looking for a safe place to ask honest questions. Led by Pastor Fred & Ingrid, Reed & Andrea the study meets Sundays beginning September 20 at 4:00 PM at Pastor Fred’s home. There is no cost. Register at frcoc.org/adultministries....
Heaven, When Faith Becomes Sight
August 21st, 2026
What does the Bible really say about Heaven?Open to all adults, this Jennifer Rothschild study will separate biblical truth from common myths and show how the hope of eternity can shape the way we live today. Led by Lyle and Mary Lundgren, the study meets on the first and third Sundays of every month, continuing from September 20 through April 4, from 6:45-8:00 PM in the Library. The cost of the s...
What Has Your Heart?
August 21st, 2026
Explore Jonah's story through Timothy Keller's The Prodigal Prophet....What Has Your Heart? Explore Jonah’s story through Timothy Keller’s The Prodigal Prophet. Together, we’ll uncover the idols that compete for our hearts and experience the freedom and grace of returning fully to God. Led by Jadell Foreman, this study meets Wednesdays, September 9-November 18, from 6:30-7:30 PM in the Prayer Room...
Sunday School classes - (September-April)
Sunday School begins September 13, with opportunities for children, youth, and adults between our morning worship services.
Adult classes meet on Sundays from 9:45-10:25 AM. No registration is needed, and you are welcome to attend whenever your schedule allows.
Adult classes meet on Sundays from 9:45-10:25 AM. No registration is needed, and you are welcome to attend whenever your schedule allows.
Young Adults Class
Find a place to belong, build meaningful connections, and explore how faith meets everyday life through a short lesson and group discussion. Meets in the Library.
Chapel Class
Discover a variety of teachers and topics throughout the fall. Join us on September 13 for an introduction to the semester’s upcoming offerings. Beginning September 20, Mike Kamerman will lead a three-week series on nurturing relationships as part of our Helping Families Blend initiative.
Exploring the Heidelberg Catechism
Discover how this historic teaching tool continues to deepen our understanding of God’s Word. A rotating teaching team will guide the class using G. I. Williamson’s The Heidelberg Catechism Study Guide as a resource. Meets in the Office Conference Room.
Senior Adults
Senior Adults (ages 65+) is a monthly gathering which instructs, encourages and equips seniors in their walk with Jesus and each other. Meetings usually take place in FRC’s Chapel on the second Thursday of the month (except July) at 2:00 p.m. Email Tom Hydeen for details or to suggest a to class.
September 20 – “Balancing Law and Grace.” Former City Attorney Loren Veldhuizen tells us the challenges and joys of upholding the law and following Jesus.
October 8 – “Understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia.” Erica Eikern, Sioux City’s Alzheimer’s Association Representative, helps us understand the implication of this common malady among so many people.
November 12 – “Grocery Supply Challenges: Getting Food to Us.” Orange City’s Fareway Manager Micah Hagen gives us a peek into the complexity of grocery supply and demand.
December 10 – “Christmas Party and Gift Exchange” with Game Hostess Leanne Bonnecroy. Everyone brings a wrapped $5 gift and we will play to give and get a gift. Bring also a plate of goodies to share with the rest of us.
October 8 – “Understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia.” Erica Eikern, Sioux City’s Alzheimer’s Association Representative, helps us understand the implication of this common malady among so many people.
November 12 – “Grocery Supply Challenges: Getting Food to Us.” Orange City’s Fareway Manager Micah Hagen gives us a peek into the complexity of grocery supply and demand.
December 10 – “Christmas Party and Gift Exchange” with Game Hostess Leanne Bonnecroy. Everyone brings a wrapped $5 gift and we will play to give and get a gift. Bring also a plate of goodies to share with the rest of us.

connection opportunities
You weren’t meant to simply attend church—you were made to belong, grow, and make a difference alongside others. Check out the opportunities below. There’s a place for you here—to build meaningful relationships, grow in faith, and use what God has given you to impact others.

JOIN A SMALL GROUP – Faith grows deeper when we don’t walk it alone. Find a place to build meaningful relationships, grow in God’s Word, and do life together. FRC Groups make our growing church feel personal.

VOLUNTEER – Lead. Serve. Make an Impact.
God can use your gifts to help others grow. Whether you’re ready to lead a group, facilitate a study, or serve alongside others, there’s a place for you to make a difference.
God can use your gifts to help others grow. Whether you’re ready to lead a group, facilitate a study, or serve alongside others, there’s a place for you to make a difference.
