In this year with so much death and loss, we have not been able to gather to grieve as we would normally. Join us for a live-streamed service of remembering, grieving, and sharing our faith in the resurrection.
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.
You probably know that if you log in to cccckc.org on Sunday morning, you will see the live stream window front and center. But did you know there are several ways to watch? Here is a list of ways to watch so that you can choose the best option for your circumstances. On Sunday Morning at Read More...
The stained glass windows shape the beauty of our sacred space but more than that, they tell us the key stories of our faith and inspire us to live in the light of God’s beautiful love and grace.
Our board chair, Tepring Crocker was in my office. When we finished our board business, she bounded out with glee remarking, “I get to go sing now. It will be the first time I’ve sung with other people outside of my family in many months.” Our Director of Music, Matt Thompson, had figured Read More...
In October we are collecting hygiene items for our mission partners, including shampoo, body wash, toothpaste and toothbrushes. Shampoo and body wash can be larger bottles; agencies will re-package for distribution. Donations can be left in donation box at the east entrance to the church, Monday – Friday from 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
“Not in my lifetime has there been a spectacle which has so depressed me. One wonders how long the free society can endure degradation of the office of president in campaigns such as this. The intensity of feeling is going to leave us with a first class national headache on November 4. Read More...
Many of you have had the chance to send a note or picture to one of our church members who may be isolated and unable to connect with others much these days. If you have not and would like to connect - let April know and we will get a packet to Read More...
By Rev. Tyler Heston This year, we have become adept at finding new ways to be community. Through outdoor events with neighbors and friends to fresh forms of fun through video calls and online activities, we have been reminded about how important it is to keep up with the people we love Read More...
This series looks at how characters in the Bible faced unsettling historical moments and rather than give in to fear, they took action to live out their faith.
Have you missed being at church during the pandemic? If you've missed the beauty of our grounds we invite you to download this Prayer Walk guide and take a field trip to church.
The last two fall gathering for FaithPub and FaithBistro are coming up. Join us in the back yard in October.
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 hunt and Read More...
Sun., Oct. 25, 12:30-1:15 or 1:45-2:30. Entrance will be timed to allow for safe distancing.
Church members gathered to help at two agencies as part of Grace at Work Partnership Days on Sat., Oct. 24. Watch for more opportunities to serve coming soon.
