The Community Table
A free community meal where neighbors are welcomed as guests, served with dignity, and never turned away.
- Current rhythm
- Meals are currently served on the first and third Tuesdays from 4:30 to 6:00 PM.
Ministries
The ministries that show how this church serves Rockport.
From meals and direct relief to prayer quilts and early-childhood support, these ministries show the practical ways the church cares for neighbors.
Serving Together
Local ministries shaped by hospitality, care, and practical help.
Each ministry below gives a simple picture of the work and one practical way people can step in.
Rockport-Fulton Good Samaritans
A volunteer-run ministry serving Aransas County households through direct help when food, clothing, utilities, shelter, or medical support are needed. Support includes food, clothing, utilities, shelter, hygiene needs, pet food, and laundry assistance.
- Good Samaritan Sunday
- The first Sunday of the month is Good Samaritan Sunday at FPC. Bring your non-perishable donations and place them in the last pew of the sanctuary, and we will deliver them to Rockport-Fulton Good Samaritans.
- Learn more
- For more information, visit rfgoodsams.com.
Prayer Comforter Ministry
This special ministry was started around 2004 by Barb Goodlock, who brought the idea from a friend in Toledo. Each prayer comforter is lovingly handmade by the Sewing Ladies of our church. Through this ministry, our church family can pray for friends and loved ones and provide a comforting reminder of those prayers. Anyone can request a prayer comforter for someone who needs prayer and support.
- How to help
- The ladies meet every third Tuesday of the month. People can sew, cut, iron, or tie quilts even if they do not sew.
Castaways
A long-standing thrift shop partnership where church volunteers help receive donations, sort goods, price items, and keep weekly operations moving.
- Volunteer rhythm
- Volunteers serve Mondays from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM and again on Thursday mornings.
- Good to know
- Church membership is not required to join in.
Su Casa de Esperanza
An early-childhood and family support ministry serving infants, toddlers, preschool children, and expectant families through education, care, and home-based support.
- How the church helps
- The congregation collects children's clothes, toys, supplies, and donations for the families it serves.