First Christian Church (DOC) Daytona Beach

05/26/2026

Rev. Rick Hull sent the following two pictures of the Pentecost banner hanging in Northwood Christian Church in Indianapolis. This is one of our banners that he accepted for the Disciples church they attend where they live now. The following quote appeared in their worship bulletin on Pentecost Sunday.

"Today: Pentecost Sunday / Pentecost Special Offering
The Pentecost Banner displayed today is a gift from First Christian Church Daytona, Beach FL. This banner and four others had been created by members of the congregation. Upon the conclusion of First Daytona's ministry Richard and Linda Hull received them on behalf of Northwood via friends from that congregation, Billie and Larry Lynch."

05/21/2026

05/13/2026

04/29/2026

Billie and son David Lynch sewing labels on banners.

Special thanks to Miss Billie for her dedication and hard work and preserving the memory of Christian Church

04/28/2026

Billie and Larry were transferring 5 banners from our car to Rick’s. MAN! WAS IT WINDY THIS afternoon!

Rev Rick Hull will deliver these banners to Norwood Christian Church( Disciples of Christ) in Indianapolis.
Banners handcrafted by the Banner Ministry of First Christian Daytona.

04/28/2026

None of us has been part FCC’s mission on S. Palmetto for its 125 years; yet however long we have been affiliated, I pray you have wonderful and meaningful church memories to cherish. I surely do.

Now the sad process of closing our visual ministry has been made easier by the generous support and assistance of our congregation, Palmetto House residents and community friends. I am so appreciative of each lending hand, hug or pat on the back currently and in my entire time as secretary/administrator.

Saying thank you seems inadequate; yet I AM so appreciative. May God continue to bless you and may you continue to hold your faith and commitments close.

Thank you to all!

04/24/2026

A 69-year-old widow in Florida sustained significant damage to her home during Hurricane Irma in 2017. She has spent the last nineteen years providing in-home care for disabled persons, and just recently, she herself suffered a stroke.
While she worked to recover from both the hurricane and the health crisis, Week of Compassion partners repaired her home. With teams of volunteers (with adapted procedures and precautions for COVID-19), they provided a new roof and exterior walls, repaired her kitchen ceiling and walls, and replaced her cabinets. Now that her home is restored, she intends to return to the work she is passionate about as soon as she is able.
Your support for Week of Compassion makes repair projects like this one possible. Through partnerships with local organizations like Volusia Interfaiths/Agencies Networking in Disaster (housed at First Christian Church (DOC) Daytona Beach), we remain present in communities as long-term recovery continues for Hurricane Irma, even as we respond to this season’s hurricanes.
Pictured: International Orthodox Christian Charities volunteer team, serving in Volusia County prior to the pandemic.

04/18/2026

And just a few more !!

04/18/2026

Big thanks to Miss Billie for all these wonderful pictures to remind everyone of all the great memories at First Christian Church of Daytona (DOC)