FAQ
- 1. What should I expect Sunday Mornings
- 2. How do I get involved
- 3. What is your Theological position on
- 4. What time are services
- 5. How can I reserve a room at HFFBC
- 6. How do I become a member
- 7. How can I get married at HFFBC
- 8. What is your Funeral/Memorial Service Policy
1. What should I expect Sunday Mornings?
When we gather for public worship on Sunday mornings our primary focus is God's Word to us (the Scriptures) and our response to Him (our praise, prayers, etc.). A service focused on the Glory of God and His Word from beginning to end, the time we spend together is shaped by the Bible passage to be preached that morning: congregational singing, instrumental and choral music, prayer, and our responsive confession of faith. You will engage in a form of worship rooted in history and kept alive and passionate by affirming what we believe with our whole hearts. The music is predominantly hymns accompanied by organ and other instruments. We remind one another of our core Christian faith by declaring the Historic Creeds; we enter into congregational prayer interceding for our current needs. The sermon is the centerpiece of the hour-- it too is our corporate expression of worship: led by the preacher and transforming the listeners.
2. How do I get involved?
There is no way that paid staff could do all that needs to be done at HFFBC. People often feel that in a church our size that they are not specifically needed in ministry. Not true! We need volunteers each and every weekend just to make the services operate smoothly and safely.
Ways to Serve
Some volunteer positions are permanent ongoing positions, and some are one-time opportunities. For example, we need people for hospitality, for ushering, for parking lot attending, for choirs, for nursery service, for children's ministries, and for leading small groups. We need greeters and teachers. These are just some of our needs.
Contact Us
Do you have a skill or talent? Do you have a heart to invest that talent in the kingdom of God? We can probably find a good fit for you among HFFBC’s ministries.
To volunteer, please call Pat Polzella in the church office (603.926.3724 X 201). And THANK YOU!
3. What is your Theological position on…
To learn about our beliefs. Click Here
4. What time are services?
To view our service times. Click Here
5. How can I reserve a room at HFFBC?
Contact Pat Polzella at 603.926.3724 X201
6. How do I become a member?
Twice a year we offer New Members classes that we encourage you to attend. These are held on Sunday evenings from 5:00 - 6:30 pm and cover a wide range of information about our church and what we believe. Upon completion of these classes one has the opportunity to unite in membership with HFFBC and will be recognized in an upcoming worship service to the family here. The next New Members class will be held from 10/26/08 through 11/16/08. Contact any Pastor for further information. Pastor Lawrence; Pastor Odom
In order to become a member, you will be required to attend these classes, write out your own personal testimony of how you came to faith in Christ, affirm your willingness to support the mission and basic positions taken by the leadership of the church here and be baptized or give evidence that you have been baptized by immersion.
Just because a person attends the membership classes, there is no pressure to join. Should a person decide to join, they will be given help and guidance in order to complete the membership requirements.
7. How can I get married at HFFBC?
Click here to read our Wedding Policy and Wedding Application 
8. What is your Funeral/Memorial Service Policy?
Click here to read our Funeral/Memorial Service Policy
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