Lent at Home Make and Take
Sun., Feb. 21, noon - 2:00 pm Join us in the parking lot or drive through if it's cold. We will have activities ready for your family to take home to learn about and celebrate the Lent season together.
Support Mission Partners Keeping People Warm
ReStart Inc, one of the church's mission partner agencies, is on the front line of serving those experiencing homelessness and hunger during this dangerous cold weather. The shelter is in need of new or used blankets, towels and sheets. Donations can also be made through their website, or on their Amazon wishlist. ReStart also has virtual Read More...
February Collection Connection
Metro Mission is collecting products to support several of our ministry partners in February. Donations of toilet paper, paper towels and sanitizing wipes (for surface or hands) can be brought to church Monday - Friday from 8:30 am - 3:00 p.m. at the east entrance.
Uprooting Racism: Celebrating Black History
February is Black history month, a time in which people across and beyond our country take extra effort to learn about and celebrate the rich legacy and history of Black individuals and communities. By celebrating Black history month, we have a chance to take a fresh look at our collective history and Read More...
Vine and Fig Tree
When you “envision that everyone shall sit under their own vine and fig tree,” what images spring into your consciousness? I was startled to hear Amanda Gorman, the youngest poet at a presidential inauguration, refer to this Biblical phrase. Perhaps she was picturing a scene post covid, where we gather in a city Read More...
February Youth Social – Bowling at Ward Parkway Lanes
Middle and high schoolers are invited to go bowling together on Sunday, February 14, at 4:00 p.m. We’ll rent out some lanes at which we can social distance (and stay masked) for an hour of bowling together. We’re asking $7/youth, which you can pay in cash or card in-person or online at cccckc.org/youth. Read More...
MOPS
Our next MOPS meeting will be on March 10, 8:00-9:30 p.m via Zoom. Contact April for details about our meeting . We will meet the second Wednesday evenings of every month. You can register for MOPS by filling out this form.
Miroslav Volf and Theology
Miroslav Volf was in Manhattan a few blocks from the World Trade Center on 9/11. He was about to give a lecture on Christian theology as he stood and looked up and watched the flames and smoke representing evil and hate and perpetrated by those who claimed to be religious.This was not Read More...
Called Together
Thank you for making personal calls to members and visitors to strengthen our relationships during this time when it is difficult to be together in-person.
Faith & Grief Virtual Support Gathering for February
Faith & Grief Virtual Support Gathering, for anyone who has experienced the loss of a loved one. Tues., Feb. 2, 2021, noon-1:00 p.m. (CT). Prayer and sharing with a guest reflection, “Listening: know that losing a loved one hurts a lot” by Ann Parr. Join us to hear Ann share her experiences Read More...
2021 Souper Bowl of Caring
Drive Through Donations Sun., Feb. 7 • noon - 2:00 pm in the south lot Children and Youth Ministries invite you to participate in this year's Drive Through Souper Bowl of Caring by bringing monetary donations and/or soups, mac-n-cheese or jars of peanut butter to church on Sun., Feb. 7. These donations will Read More...
David Brooks and the Beatitudes
I first became intrigued by David Brooks when he provided the conservative commentary on the PBS NewsHour. I didn’t always agree with him but I always admired his thoughtfulness and the kindness that he exhibited to his dialogue partners. Later I became acquainted with his written words appearing in The Wall Street Read More...
Sermon Series: Stories in Glass, Part II
Jan. 17, 24, 31, Feb. 7, 14 Part II of this series continues our detailed look at Country Club Christian Church's stained glass windows. Starting January 17, we'll begin a look at the five large windows on the southern wall of our sanctuary. The stained glass windows shape the beauty of our Read More...
God’s Heart Was Grieved
God’s heart was grieved. God looked around at the wickedness of humankind and saw that human hearts were filled with evil. And God was sorry that God had made them. (Genesis 6: 5-11) In the first chapters of Genesis, we read about the beauty of God’s creation: rivers, mountains, birds, flowers. God Read More...
What Makes a Life Worth Living?
By Dr. Mike Graves, Scholar in Residence and Minister of Spiritual Formation Three years ago this January, the New York Times published an article, “Yale’s Most Popular Course Ever: Happiness.” The course was actually called Psychology and the Good Life, and within six days of being listed for the previous fall semester, Read More...
