Friday, December 18 We’ll celebrate Christmas together on Friday night, December 18th, 6:00-8:30 p.m., with Ice Skating at the crown center and a gift exchange. Details TBA.
Youth Social at the Kansas City Zoo
Sunday, November 8 Middle and high schoolers are invited to join us at the zoo from 12:30-3:30 p.m. for a fun afternoon together! Bring $15 and a sack lunch or money to buy lunch at the Zoo.
Roots Young Adult Ministry
Roots provides opportunities for adults in their 20s and 30s to connect as community, to learn and grow spiritually, and to make a change in our city through service-learning projects.
Youth Scavenger Hunt Socials
Middle School Picnic & Scavenger Hunt at the Nelson-Atkins Youth grades 6-8 are invited to join us for a picnic and scavenger hunt at the Nelson-Atkins Art Museum on Sun., Oct. 11, from noon to 2:30 p.m. We’ll have a bring-your-own picnic lunch in the Nelson front yard before an outdoor scavenger …
Fall 2020 Youth Programming
Stay tuned for more information! We’re excited for our fall youth programming to start! Though things will be different this year, we’ll have different ways to stay connected each week and grow together in community and faith. Sunday Night Youth Groups Starting Sunday, September 13 • Middle School 5:00 p.m. …
Youth Service Opportunities
Cross-Lines Cross-Lines Community Outreach is one of Country Club Christian Church’s mission partners and has on-going needs for volunteers. Sign-up as a family or with a friend or two. Masks required and other safety protocol. The sign asks for three hours, but you can request to help for two (just work …
August and September Youth Ministries Calendar
Church is about community, and there are a variety of ways for middle schoolers and high schoolers to connect with each other and with others in the community at Country Club Christian Church throughout the. This calendar details tentative opportunities in August and September 2020. Out of love and caution …
High School BBQ Party
Sun., Aug. 30 • 6:00 p.m. • In the church back yard. RSVP to Tyler.
Seasons Throughout Time
A few weeks ago, I listened to an episode of a podcast from author and speaker Rob Bell. The episode, titled “A Bit About Time,” was basically a guided conversation between Rob and his wife, Kristen, in April. They talked about how COVID had adjusted their sense of time and what …
Parenting College Students Check-In (#2)
We are one month into a college academic year unlike any we have seen before. Parents of college students are invited to a conversation to share joys, concerns, observations, and questions in a confidential setting. Our facilitator will be Jennifer Austenfeld, Ph.D., church member and clinical psychologist. She worked with …
Celebration of Service
We celebrate all those members and guests of this congregation who have given their time, talent and treasure to the realm of God in the past year. Thank you to all of you who have served.
Parenting College Students
Thursday, August 13, 7:00-8:00 p.m. The college and young adult years are always filled with transitions that families have to negotiate, but this year we have the added stress of a pandemic and economic depression. Parents of college students are invited to a conversation to share joys, concerns, observations, and …
Youth & Family Connection Session
Sunday, August 23 • 6:15-7:00 p.m. Youth, parents, and other family are invited to join for a get-together and connection session from 6:15 to 7:00pm after the Backpack Blessing (5:45) and 3rd Grade Bible presentation (6:00). Join us for both of those events or meet at 6:15 to grab some …
Anti-Racism Book Studies
In their class Reading for Anti-Racism Rev. Catherine Stark-Corn and Rev. Tyler Heston share about their approaches to anti-racism work and some of the books that have helped them get there.
Worshipping in Spirit and in Truth
Last week, some of us worshipped together with others demonstrating and speaking out against racist violence and injustice in our country. On Friday night, a group of youth and young adults joined together at the Nelson-Atkins Museum to walk over to a peaceable demonstration at the Plaza. Wearing masks and keeping our distance from each other, we marched, led by a minister at Unity Southeast Church and kneeling for a few minutes in honor of George Floyd.