First Evangelical Free Church - Where the Difference is...The Relationship!
About Us
Our Purpose

First Evangelical Free Church exists to:

BRING people into a relationship with Jesus, CONNECT them to God's family, MATURE them in their faith, and EQUIP them for ministry so God's name will be EXALTED.

 


Community Service

First Evangelical Free Church has a strong commitment to people. We believe that in our community and around the world there is a need for people to share God's love.

Volunteers from First Free work with local recreation districts, local schools and other local services to meet the social and spiritual needs of our community.

We also support various community organizations.

Visit our Community Outreach site to see some of the ways you can be involved in ministry.

 


Growing in Your Faith

A variety of workshops are offered periodically to help individuals develop their relationship with Jesus; whether you are a new believer or active in His work.

  • 101: Exploring Church Membership
    (Why we believe what we believe)
  • 201: Growing Deeper
    (Developing your faith)
  • 301: Uncovering your Shape
    (God's gifts to you)
  • 401: Discovering your Mission
    (Bringing others into a relationship with Jesus)

 


Location and Building Information

 


Our History
Celebrating 125 Years

First Evangelical Free Church was founded in 1884 and was originally located in downtown Minneapolis on 12th Avenue South and 7th Street. In 1951, the church moved to its present location at 5150 Chicago Avenue. The educational addition was completed in 1965. God has blessed this church family for 125 years!

For more information about our history, please visit the History page.

 


Fotobook

Go to our Fotobook page to download a copy of our latest church photo directory.

 

 
This document last modified on Sunday, January 10, 2010  

A Thought From God's Word:
For the word of God is living and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart. [Hebrews 4:12]