Supporting Our Community
Click here for an update on how Country Club Christian Church is supporting our community during the COVID-19 crisis.
Feeding the Hungry
At the present time the best way to support our food and meal programs is through monetary contributions to our “Virginia Reed Food Drive.” We are distributing donations every week. a) Mail a check to church, note "food" in memo line. b) Click this link and choose Food Drive from the drop Read More...
Easter Offering Thank You
Thank you for your gifts to the Easter offering, which supports two nonprofits who serve individuals in our community who do not have access to quality health care, KC Care Health Center and Care Beyond the Boulevard.
Thank You for Your Gifts
We are thankful for your support and encouragement during this difficult time, and we are especially grateful for your continued financial support, which will allow the church to serve in ministry with you through creativity and innovation. If you would like to share your weekly offering electronically, please click here.
Caring for Creation: Choices Matter
In January, Pathways to Learning speaker Kristin Riott, executive director of Bridging the Gap, shared an informative and thought provoking presentation on the environmental health of Kansas City. Riott touched on many areas where individuals and the community can have a positive influence. Here are some facts to consider: What you eat Read More...
Serving with a Smile
By April Booth, Director of Children's Ministries One Sunday during the children’s sermon we talked about Martin Luther King Jr. and how he loved people and the ways he showed love by serving them. As we talked about things we’ve done to serve – working in the garden at Urban Farming Guys Read More...
Serving at Cross-Lines
On Mon., Jan. 13, a group of staff spent the afternoon at Cross-Lines Community Outreach's Kitchen serving "Taco Tuesday." Would you like to serve at Cross-Lines with members and staff of Country Club Christian Church? Contact Corey Meyer.
One Plate at a Time
By Rev. Corey Meyer, Director of Mission Partnerships The people came in short waves over the course of about an hour and a half. Some would come up and say, “No lettuce, please,” or “I would love extra beans today,” and we happily obliged. A few folks requested a smaller portion of Read More...
747 Socks for Micah Ministry
Make Christmas a little brighter for our friends at Independence Boulevard Christian Church’s Micah Ministry! Fill tube socks with items that can be used by either men or women such as small sized toiletries including shower soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, skin lotion, lip balm, and washcloth. Delivered to church no later than Sun., Dec. 18.
Christmas Offering 2019
The Christmas offering will help alleviate hunger for our neighbors in Kansas City.
Thank You! Pies for Micah Ministry
Ed and Carol Pasley and Tom and Cindy Thornton delivered 73 pumpkin pies to Micah Ministry. Thank you to everyone who supported this endeavor.
A Christmas Festival
Music, a visit with Santa, family photos, crafts, and holiday refreshments! We will also fill Christmas stockings for our friends at Micah Ministry. All welcome.
Upcoming Service Opportunities
Micah Ministry Serve dinner at Micah Ministry from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m., on Mon., Oct. 14. Meet in the chapel lot at 4:30 p.m. to carpool. Return to church at 7:30 p.m. Questions? Contact Jackie Cunningham at 816-246-6202. Partnership Day The Metro Mission team has scheduled a partnership service day on Fri., Nov. Read More...
Kansas City, A Home for All
By Corey Meyer, Director of Mission Partnerships I was in my first 100 days at Country Club Christian when I first started hearing the words “affordable housing in Kansas City.” Invitations to public forums, Facebook posts, interviews on KCUR, and news articles were swirling around. At the same time as I was Read More...
Partner Spotlight: The Urban Farming Guys
This article is part of a series highlighting the partnership agencies in Northeast Kansas City. Country Club Christian Church has partnerships with many fine organizations in Northeast Kansas City, but only one of them has its own aquaponics fish farm, The Urban Farming Guys (UFG). Ten years ago a group of folks Read More...
