People and Teamwork

Believing in People and Teamwork is second nature to us. It means...

Caring about all People - they hold the key to FCC's success

Ever since our formation, the accessibility team has been concerned with the entire congregational needs.
We employ services which gives our people support and shows we care. A good example is our OAT teams (Outside Access Team), which will greet, and assist if needed, all to our services.

Listening to hearts and minds through participation

The Accessibility Team was formed in order to recognize those of our congregation that have special challenges and needs, and to answer them to the best of our ability. We believe that through innovative means we are offering dignity, awareness, and success.

There are seven marked parking spaces in the back parking lot by the chapel entrance. Several curb cuts are included with these spaces to accommodate wheel chairs. Upon entering the large double doors, which can be opened automatically, an elevator is located immediately inside.

Two Special Needs Parking spaces are available at the front of the church, close to the main front entrance, for anyone needing extra assistance, such as mothers with small children, etc. A handicapped sticker is not required to park there.

A member of this team, identified by their red vest, is stationed at each main entrance (front or chapel) to assist anyone who may need a little extra help.

Bathrooms are available on each floor, and Companion bathrooms are available on the main floor to the left of the elevator.

Wheelchairs are available at the accessible entrance (back, chapel entrance), and there are dedicated larger spaces to accommodate wheelchairs in the sanctuary.

Large Print Bulletins are available from the ushers.

Headphones that are directly connected to the sanctuary microphone outputs are available from the ushers stationed in the narthex.

Buddies (trained adults) are available to any child who needs extra support or assistance to enable them to participate in any of the childrens programs of the church.

Each year we hold a Sunday service to celebrate the gifts of those with disabilities, and to built awareness and support for children and adults who have disabilities and their families.