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Ministry Partners

At FRC, we believe in the power of partnership to extend God’s love and make a meaningful impact in our community. We are proud to support local ministries that align with our mission to serve, care, and bring hope to those in need.

These partnerships allow us to be the hands and feet of Christ beyond our walls, working together to address critical needs and foster transformation in our community.

Explore the ministries we support and learn how you can join us in making a difference!

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Doors of Hope

Doors of Hope is an ecumenical community food pantry and thrift shop located in West Sand Lake, dedicated to supporting local families in need. Operated entirely by community volunteers, the thrift shop sells donated items in good condition to help fund the food pantry.  

Our church actively partners with Doors of Hope by collecting and donating non-perishable food, baby supplies, and personal care items each month.  

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Camp Fowler

Each summer, youth from our church, along with their friends, enjoy a transformative week at Camp Fowler, located at beautiful Lake Pleasant in the Adirondack Mountains. Camp Fowler is a place of Christian hospitality that invites everyone to live intentionally in community, embrace simplicity with grace, and care deeply for God’s creation.  

Through this tradition of intentional living, the dedicated staff and volunteers at Camp Fowler serve as role models of faithful living, inspiring campers to grow in their faith and love for creation. The camp is a ministry of the Albany Synod of the Reformed Church in America and welcomes churches and organizations from all backgrounds to share in its mission.  

Camp Fowler offers our youth an unforgettable experience filled with faith, friendship, and fun in the beauty of God’s creation.  

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This missionary's name is withheld for security reasons. Mission Partners India (MPI) lives out the legacy of Missionary Mary Geegh, who began her namesake school in 1957, following many years of missionary work in India. MPI continues to build on that foundation through education, empowerment, and other essential programs. These programs give poor families, especially women and children, the tools to live sustainably in a society that restricts most opportunities. Education and empowerment programs continue to be the way to rise above poverty, and are only made possible by your support.

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