Pathways to Learning: A Conversation about Israel and Palestine
On Sunday, November 5, 2023, at Country Club Christian Church, around 75 people gathered to learn more about what is happening in Israel and Palestine.
New Monday Night Classes Starting Soon!
MONDAY NIGHT CLASSES: WHOLE NEW WORLD April 17, 24, and May 1, 7 - 8pm, Youth Room A pandemic, politics, personal matters, and more— our world has changed over the last few years. What does this mean for us as people of faith and as a church community? This series invites participants Read More...
Monday Night Classes: Jesus’ Vision for a Flourishing Life
Jesus’ death is significant, but so is his life and ministry. What does a life worth living look like according to Jesus?
LENTEN SMALL GROUPS NOW FORMING
During Lent, we’ll have opportunities for all to take part in small groups to share in the series “Questions Christians Ask.” Check out all the options and get signed-up HERE.
“LGBTQ and the B-I-B-L-E” NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE
“All Are Welcome”...a familiar phrase used in churches everywhere, and for good reason, it’s the heart of God’s good news. Unfortunately, not all of those churches practice it, especially regarding human sexuality and LGBTQ persons. In a conversation led by Dr. Mike Graves, explore what the Bible does and does not say Read More...
An Hour Spent in Study
A well-known proverb among Jewish rabbis goes like this: “An hour spent in study is an hour spent in prayer.” I love that saying, not just because study is important to me as a former seminary professor but because it reminds me that study is a way of praying, of being with Read More...
Everyday Justice Field Trip
"Redlined” Exhibit at Johnson County Arts & Heritage Center Sat., July 9 The Everyday Justice ministry invites you to a field trip to the “Redlined: Cities, Suburbs, and Segregation,” an exhibit at the Johnson County Arts and Heritage Center (8788 Metcalf Avenue, Overland Park, KS). The exhibit takes visitors on a deep Read More...
2022 Easter Offering
This year’s Easter Offering supports three local agencies focusing on moving individuals and families into more stable housing situations: reStart, River of Refuge, and Community Assistance Council.
Centennial Block Party
Join us August 15 to celebrate Country Club Christian Church’s 100th Anniversary! Featuring Food, Music and Fun for All Ages.
FaithPub for Fall 2020
Hosted by Dr. Mike Graves, this popular men’s group meets for conversation on a host of spiritual topics, with a guest speaker each session. During the COVID-19 pandemic we will meet under the tent in the church back yard from 6:30-8:00 p.m. September 24, with guest speaker Max Deweese October 22, with guest Read More...
Clergy Recommendations
During this time of sheltering in place, people are hungry not just for things to do but ways to grow spiritually when most every aspect of life has been upended. The clergy put our heads together and compiled a list of resources for just such a moment as this.
Heart and Mind Podcast
Catch up on the Heart and Mind podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.
Faithpub for Spring 2020
Hosted by Dr. Mike Graves, this popular men’s group meets for beer and conversation on a host of spiritual topics, with a guest speaker each session. Gatherings are at Bier Station, 120 E. Gregory Blvd., 7:00-8:00 p.m. Wed., Feb. 5: Andy Johnson, Professor of New Testament, Nazarene Seminary Thurs., Mar. 5: Dave Read More...
Pathways to Learning: The Daring Way
Pathways to Learning is a series of elective offerings focusing upon timely topics on the Bible, spirituality, current events and more. Visitors and guests welcome. Sundays, 10:00-11:00 a.m., Social Hall The Daring Way™ -- Nov. 10. Based on the work of Shame Researcher, Brenè Brown Ph.D., and led by Jennifer Worth, LCSW, Read More...
New Doors into the Book of Revelation
Sept. 30, Oct. 7 and 14. Led by Dr. David May, Professor of New Testament, Central Seminary. Abused. Misused. Corrupted. Distorted. The strange book of Revelation, unfortunately, has all these characteristics in common. In this interactive study we’ll consider a variety of legitimate “doors” for entering into the last book in the Read More...
