There are many opportunities for service at Country Club Christian Church, but during the Covid-19 pandemic, we have suspended some, including many of those listed below.

If you are looking for a service opportunity, please contact Catherine Stark-Corn.

The Metro Mission Ministry is the central point of information for the many local service and ministry opportunities available through the church. 

Cross-Lines Community Outreach

Country Club Christian Church volunteers prepare a lunch for guests at the Cross-Lines Food Kitchen, a service for homeless and hungry individuals in the region, on the first Tuesday of each month.  Explore Volunteer Opportunities Here

Refugee Resettlement

Teams from our congregation help prepare homes for refugee families who have come to Kansas City through the Della Lamb Refugee Resettlement Program. Explore Volunteer Opportunities Here

Hartman School Partnership

Country Club Christian Church provides volunteers to encourage and support students and teachers at Hartman Elementary School. Explore Volunteer Opportunities Here

Micah Ministries

Micah Ministry is an outreach of Independence Boulevard Christian Church (IBCC) in the Historic Northeast and one of our Northeast PartNErship ministries. Country Club Christian Church supports Micah by providing volunteers and material support for meals, clothing drive, pumpkin pies for Micah’s Thanksgiving Dinner, and an annual Christmas Stocking ministry. Explore Volunteer Opportunities Here

Northeast PartNErship

The Northeast PartNErship is an initiative by Country Club Christian Church to focus on developing relationships in the Northeast Kansas City community and working collaboratively to make an impact. PartNErship targets the Independence Avenue corridor near Benton Boulevard. Explore Volunteer Opportunities Here

Grace At Work

Grace at Work is an opportunity to join with other members and friends of Country Club Christian Church for a half day of service and fun. During these community-focused events, which take place one Saturday in the spring and one in the fall, you will be helping to create visible change in our local community.

Virginia Reed Food Drive

Ways to Give to the Food Drive – We have three easy ways to share the bounty with the hungry in our community:

• Bring food to the donation points anytime you come to church (baskets are located in the chapel, the parlor, east door, north door, south door). Any non-perishable canned or dry food item is welcome! (No glass containers please.)
• Make a financial contribution to the Virginia Reed Food Drive on the Harvesters Community Food Network website.
• Make a financial contribution to the church and mark your check or giving envelope “food drive.”  You may place these gifts in the offering plate during worship.

Collection Connection

Donate the “item of the month” to the basket in the church parlor or make a financial gift to the Collection Connection. Read The Christian for information about the items being collected throughout the year. Past examples include toothbrushes for Nicaragua, personal hygiene items for Christmas stockings, and yarn for the knitting ministry.