The Orchard Fulton

06/21/2026

Judges 6:11 - 16

06/17/2026

06/17/2026

Food Pantry this week! 🍏 📦 ❤️
Friday 5 pm-6 pm | Packing
Saturday 7:45 am-9:45 am | Distribution
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📍Old Grammar School
603 South Cummings Road, Fulton, MS

06/16/2026

Do you want to spend more time with God but aren't sure where to start or struggle to stay consistent?

Tomorrow night's June class is focused on building a sustainable rhythm of Scripture reading and prayer in everyday life. We'll talk about setting aside intentional time with God, overcoming common obstacles, and creating spiritual habits that fit your current season of life.

If you're looking for a way to start or looking to grow deeper with Jesus, this class will encourage and equip you to take your next step.

We'd love to have you join us!

June 17th | 5:30-6:30
Orchard Fulton | The Commons

06/14/2026

Judges 4:4 - 10

06/13/2026

Plans tomorrow? Now you do.

Sunday mornings at Orchard Fulton are always special! Whether it's been a while since you've been to church or you come every week, you're welcome here.

Bring a friend and come as you are.
10:0 AM // 301 East Main St, Fulton, MS

06/12/2026

📖 Read Ahead | Judges 4:4-10

Israel had been living under oppression for 20 years. Fear had become normal. No one was stepping up. Then there was Deborah. A judge. A prophet. And someone who decided that faith was louder than fear.

Deborah didn't wait for perfect conditions; she spoke clearly, led boldly, and moved forward even when others hesitated.

What happens when you stop waiting and start moving?

06/11/2026

Jesus is pursuing us, and he wants us to live a life that we can't even fathom.

06/10/2026

Prayer doesn't have to be complicated.

If you've ever wondered where to start, what to say, or how to build a consistent prayer life, join us tonight for "How to Pray."

📅 June 10th
⏰ 5:30–6:30 PM
📍 The Commons

Come learn practical ways to connect with God through prayer. Everyone is welcome!

06/08/2026

Why is it so easy to go back to what God is calling us out of?

Whether it's old habits, old fears, old wounds, or old ways of thinking, we often find ourselves returning to what feels familiar instead of trusting where God is leading.

Joshua's challenge to Israel is the same challenge we face today: Will we trust God's faithfulness enough to follow Him forward?

The good news is that even when we wander, God's grace continues to pursue us. He doesn't stop calling us home.