What should I expect?
Sunday Morning
Identical services at 9:30am & 11am
Sunday is our favorite day.
On any given weekend, you can expect to hear good music and practical teaching from the Bible. Kids and teenagers experience programming designed with them in mind, with great leaders, and coaches, and helpers who care about their lives.
We are one church made up of many generations, ethnicities, political views, family backgrounds, and preferences, yet we’re united in the belief that Jesus is for all people.



Frequently-Asked Questions
What do people wear?
What's here for my family?
How do I get involved?
We totally know the feeling: You’re checking out a new church, and you feel lost in the crowd. If you’re brand new this Sunday, the next stop is The 5, a 5-minute meetup at the front of the main room every Sunday after the service to get to know someone at FCC who can help answer questions and be your guide.
If you’re ready to roll up your sleeves and jump in, your next stop is First Step, our crash course on serving, groups, and giving at FCC. It’s the second Sunday of every month from 12:30-2pm. Visit FCC’s digital hub to RSVP.
Where do I park?
When you pull into one of the church’s two entrances, you’ll see several large parking lots. Our main entrance is directly under the cross. You’ll find guest parking in the lot just to the right of it. Drive toward that entrance and follow the signs—we can’t wait to meet you!
What do you believe?
What does "Jesus For All People" mean?
Jesus For All People is maybe a catchphrase or slogan you’ve heard here, or from a friend or family member who goes here.
But it’s more than just a line we put up on the wall, or on a bumper sticker or t-shirt. Jesus For All People is our church’s vision. Everyone is welcomed and invited to grow in a relationship with Jesus at First Christian. No matter your status, story, or situation—you can belong here before you behave or even believe in a certain way.
(Just know this and be ready: Jesus never leaves you in the same state where he found you!)
We'd love to meet you this Sunday at The 5!
Every Sunday is somebody’s first Sunday. We want that experience to be as welcoming and helpful to you as possible. The 5 is five minutes every Sunday after every service, down front in the main room, for you to ask anything, get to know another real person, and get the lowdown on the five things most people ask about this church.
There’s no sales pitch, and you won’t be put on the spot, but we will have a small gift waiting to say thanks for checking out the church!
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Who’s Who on Sunday?
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Ryan Rasmussen
Lead Pastor
Ryan is the main teaching pastor. He also leads and casts vision for FCC.
Jon Koloff
Worship
Jon leads the teams that create the Sunday music, tech, and creative experiences.
Leah Miller
Kids
Leah leads the ministry team that helps your kids meet Jesus on their level!
Bryan Shelley
Teens
Bryan leads the team that helps middle and high school students encounter Jesus.
Shawn Maurer
Next Steps
Shawn helps folks take their next steps toward Jesus through baptism, groups, and serving.
Jimmy McLoud
Executive
Jimmy helps to lead our staff team along with teaching and hosting for services.
Abbey Koontz
First impressions
Abbey leads a team that helps people feel welcome and at-home.
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Ministries
Early Childhood & Elementary
We are passionate about all kids (babies through 5th grade) learning about Jesus on their level! Here’s what you and your kids can look forward to every week: Creative bible teaching, building relationships, age-appropriate activities, a clean, safe environment, and a fun time!
Middle School & High School
The goal of student ministry is to help middle and high school students find real faith in Jesus and meaningful relationships with each other. Middle School (MSM) for 6th-8th grade meets on Sundays at 9:30am & 11am. High School (HSM) for 9th-12th grade meets on Sundays from 6:30pm.
Teaching
Every week, one of our teaching pastors brings a 30-35 minute message that’s true to Scripture and relevant to life. Meanwhile, if you have kids in elementary through middle school, they are experiencing an awesome message/lesson on their level. Two questions we want you to ask every week on the way home are, “Did you have fun?” and “What did you learn about?”