Welcome to the Federated Church
of East Arlington
Welcome to The Federated Church of East Arlington. We are a community of people who have been called to follow Christ Jesus of Nazareth. When members of the local United Methodist church (founded in 1859) and Congregational church (founded in 1843) voted to join together in 1946, they formed one church. Thus, they became “federated.”
Today, the church is home to people from many different denominational backgrounds. We worship together and support each other and the local community through missions, outreach, food services, education, health programs and fellowship in many forms. We acknowledge that faith has a personal inner dimension and a communal outward expression. Our church community seeks to embody Christ’s ministry. We seek God together so that the power of the Holy Spirit can live in and among us.
We welcome you join us for worship on Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. in person or online. You are also welcome to attend other programs or stop by the church office to say hello.
Check out the Newsletter for an overview of upcoming events, special announcements, and a letter from Pastor, Andris Berry.
Stay connected and inspired by catching up on our latest messages. Sermons are recorded and posted each week!
Weekly
Sundays:
10:00am – Church Service & Sunday School
Tuesday & Thursday:
12:00pm – Senior Meals
Monday & Wednesday:
10:00–11:00am – Bone Builders
Thursday:
2:00pm – Bible Study
Upcoming
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend all of our events. Come as you are and bring a friend!
Wednesday, October 21st and November 18th at 7pm: Country Gospel Music Night
Come down with your ukeleles, mandolins, accordions, kazoos and of course your voices and make music with us. Chords and lyrics are projected on the screen and all skill levels are welcome.
Sunday, November 1st at 10am: All Saints Day
Sunday, November 8th at 10am: Heritage Service & Potluck Lunch
This is a service to honor our ancestors and ask for blessings for them and our current family.
Please wear clothing representative of your heritage. You may bring quilts, fabric, etc. for the processional, to be draped over the front railing. After service we will enjoy a potluck lunch with ancestry foods.