Adult Bible Fellowship is a warm time of fellowship each Sunday morning as we study the Bible, pray together, and share life together in small groups of 10-12 people. The majority of our congregation participates and we keep the same groups for one year at a time. We are even able to offer an online class for homebound members. This year we studied Ephesians, 1 Peter, and Psalms.

Discussion Leaders: Bill and Sue Studt

The writers of our favorite hymns were not just happy, pious, and “old fashioned” people. Hymns praise God through trials and aching hearts. This is a study of some classic hymns and the meaning for today, the transforming power of God’s grace, the importance of an attitude of surrender to our Lord, and remembering God’s blessings in our lives.

Join us online Sunday morning from 9:00 – 9:45am

We have a monthly men’s breakfast, an annual retreat in the mountains, and various service opportunities throughout the year. Our goal is to support the men of IVFF as we seek to follow the Lord in every aspect of our lives.

We have a Thursday morning Bible Study, and annual retreat, and several “Women In Mission” service events and activities throughout the year to minister to others and support women within IVFF. Women in Mission encourages women to be personally reconciled and committed to Jesus Christ and seeks to call forth and utilize the variety of gifts given to women by the Holy Spirit.

We have a young adult Bible study twice a month, an annual beach retreat, as well as other fun activities throughout the year.  This past year we studied the Sermon on the Mount with What If Jesus Was Serious by Skye Jethani. 

The original acronym MAC stood for “Middle Age Christians” however as many of us have aged and continue to be known as the MAC’s, desiring to keep the acronym, we’ve changed the explanation to “Mature Adult Christians”. The group provides some activities of mutual interest, fellowship and some limited areas of service.

Our Deacon Ministry is a servant ministry. We are devoted to our mission of extending the reach of our Pastors caring for our Congregation during times of crisis and life transitions. We are in contact with our members to discern if they are in need of our help and we are also advised by our Pastors and Elders of those in need. We are responsive to any needs identified and on a regular basis we call, visit, send cards, deliver food, encourage and pray for and with those who are in need. We are genuinely concerned about our Members and hold all interactions confidential within the Deacon group. Most importantly we pray as intercessors. If your family has a need for our contact, prayers, encouragement and support, please contact us.

The Cancer Support Prayer Group is a group of individuals who meet together the third Tuesday of the month to pray for and with each other, share experiences and laughter and discuss a topic of interest/concern. If you are facing the storm of cancer as one diagnosed with cancer, or a cancer survivor, or are concerned for someone in your life who has cancer, please join us.

We support five missionary families who came out of IVFF and several other local and regional ministry organizations.