These are the ongoing works of the church. Each one is organized, staffed, and run by FLOCK members and leaders.
FLOCK Food Pantry
Food insecurity doesn't announce itself. It shows up quietly, in families stretching a paycheck, seniors choosing between groceries and medication, and neighbors between homes. FLOCK Food Pantry exists to meet that need with dignity and without conditions.
Food assistance. Every week on Sundays and Tuesdays, families can receive groceries on site. No appointment is needed and no proof of membership is required. Come as you are.
Seasonal outreach. Each November we serve a hot Thanksgiving meal to neighbors experiencing homelessness, prepared and served by our members and our children. Through the holidays we partner with Toys for Tots so that local families can give their children a Christmas.
Need help? If you're in need, you're not imposing. That's what this is for.
Want to help? Volunteers are welcome at every distribution and outreach event, and donations of non-perishable items are always needed.
Request food assistance · Volunteer · Give
FLOCK Kids
Where children meet Jesus and learn to love people.
Every Sunday, our children gather for a service built entirely for them. They worship, learn Scripture in ways they can hold onto, create, ask questions, and belong to a group of friends who are growing alongside them.
What a Sunday looks like. Children check in with our team, join age-graded groups, and move through worship, a Bible lesson, and small-group discussion led by caring adults. Creative activities and a snack round out the morning. We keep groups small on purpose, so no child is a face in a crowd.
Growing in character. Our lessons center on who God is and who He's calling our children to become. Kindness, responsibility, courage, generosity. Older children step into leadership by helping mentor younger ones, often their first real experience of serving others.
Serving our community. Our children don't just learn about loving people; they practice it. Each year they take part in outreach projects alongside their families, including serving Thanksgiving meals to neighbors experiencing homelessness and leading our Toys for Tots collection.
Summer camp. Every summer our children head to camp for days of worship, teamwork, and adventure. For many, it's where faith becomes personal.
Safety first. Every volunteer is background-screened and trained in child safety. Secure check-in and check-out is used at every service.
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Community Outreach
Every second Saturday of the month, we go out into the surrounding neighborhoods to hand out food, check on families, pray with people who ask, and connect those we meet with practical help. Outreach days are organized by our pastoral team and staffed by member volunteers.
This work often begins a longer relationship. People we meet on an outreach day are pointed toward our food pantry, our recovery ministry, and the resources posted on our community board.
Join the outreach team · See community resources
Celebration Recovery
A Christ-centered recovery ministry for anyone dealing with addiction, compulsive behavior, grief, or other hurts and habits that have taken hold of their life. Meetings combine Scripture, group support, and confidential small group discussion led by people who understand the road firsthand.
The ministry is open to the community, not only to church members, and there is no cost to take part.
Meeting times and details
Life Groups
Small groups that meet through the week in homes and at the church for Bible study, prayer, and support. Groups are organized by life stage and interest, including men, women, young adults, marriage, and recovery focused groups. Each group is led by a trained volunteer leader and follows a study curriculum set by the pastoral team.
Members can browse every active group, see its meeting day, time, and location, and request to join directly through our group directory. Members who want to start a group apply through our leader sign-up, which includes an approval process and leader orientation.
Find a Life Group · Lead a Life Group
FLOCK Connect community board
A moderated board where members and neighbors post and find practical help. Every submission is reviewed by our staff before it appears publicly, so the board stays useful and safe for the community.
- Jobs and hiring posted by local employers and members
- Community events open to the public
- Business spotlights for member-owned small businesses
- Resources including assistance, referrals, and services
- Celebrations such as births, graduations, and milestones
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Faith Leadership Institute
Our leadership training program for members preparing for ministry service. Coursework covers Scripture study, ministry ethics, pastoral care, and practical leadership, and it feeds directly into our Life Group leader and department leader pipeline. Students work through structured sessions with oversight from the pastoral team.
Learn about the Institute
Worship gatherings and events
Weekly worship services, midweek prayer, teaching nights, and special gatherings throughout the year. Our events calendar is maintained by the church office and lists dates, times, and locations for everything open to members and visitors.
See the church calendar
30th Anniversary and the Sovereign Legacy Book
In 2026 FLOCK marks thirty years of ministry in Brevard County, with celebration services and gatherings held September 23 through September 27, 2026. Alongside the celebration, the Sovereign Legacy Book records the history of the congregation, the families who built it, and the work of the past three decades. Members and local sponsors can take part through tribute pages and sponsorship.
About the 30th Anniversary
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If you have never visited, we will tell you what to expect before you walk in: where to park, what our services are like, what happens with your children, and who to look for when you arrive. You can let us know you are coming and someone from our team will meet you.
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