The Congregational Care Ministry Team is an umbrella organization encompassing many diverse programs, all with the goal of addressing the spiritual, emotional, and physical needs of older adults, the sick and physically challenged, and persons experiencing stress or loss in their lives.
Next time you're at church, pick up one of these lovely Pocket Prayers, created by our Knitting and Sewing Ministries, with support from Stephen Ministry. These small squares can be carried with you to remind you of God's love. The prayer reads: As you carry this prayer square, may you be surrounded Read More...
Join Country Club Christian Church as we welcome children to trick-or-treat on our campus on Sun., Oct. 29, 4:00-6:00 p.m. for Trunk or Treat. You’re never too young or too old to get in the spirit of Halloween by decorating your vehicle with a festive theme. We would love to fill our Read More...
On Sun., Oct. 8, we will hold a celebration of Rev. Monica Lewis’ ministry and farewell reception in the Parlor after the 11:00 a.m. worship service. Please plan to come that day as we wish Monica well.
The Faith and Grief Lunch Ministry offers a safe place for those who grieve to remember, listen, and pray together. Complimentary lunch provided by the sponsoring churches; free will offering accepted.
Learn how you can join us in Nicaragua or help with the ramp-up to our mission, Feb. 24-Mar. 4, 2018.
Renowned theologian Miroslav Volf will preach at Country Club Christian Church on Sun., Oct. 8.
Thomas Foster’s book, How to Read Literature like a Professor, invites readers to glimpse how English professors discover insights that students often miss. Adapting his title, this class will consider the techniques taught in seminaries for how to interpret the Bible, including older as well as newer methodologies. In addition to looking at these methods, we’ll consider biblical texts used in Sunday sermons this past year.
Dr. Mike Graves will teach two classes this fall, “Table Talk: Rethinking Communion” and “Don’t Know Much about the Bible.”
First Friday is an evening of food, fun and fellowship for 3rd-5th graders. Starts Oct. 6
Week of Compassion, the relief, refugee and development mission fund of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the United States and Canada, is monitoring the situation in southern Texas.
How do you build Community? One neighborhood at a time. My 8th grade class at school consisted of 53 students; classmates I had grown up with and known my whole long life.
The Faith and Grief Lunch Ministry offers a safe place for those who grieve to remember, listen, and pray together. September's guest speaker is Bill Tammeus, former Faith columnist for The Kansas City Star.
Youth Group for middle and high school students starts in September.
Check out all of the exciting events for Student Ministries this year!
