Last week, 11 youth and four adults went to Des Moines, Iowa, for a few days of service, learning, and exploring. The team partnered with three different organizations for service: JOPPA, a grassroots organization seeking solutions for homelessness; IMPACT, a community action partnership that offers relief and aid to people experiencing poverty; Read More...
By Dr. Paul Tucker, Co-Director of Music On June 3, at 5:30 a.m., I, along with 50 singers from the University of Kansas, flew to Los Angeles International airport for a week of rehearsals and a live concert/recording with my twin brother’s orchestra from the University of California, Irvine. Frankly, I was Read More...
The Worship Task Force is looking at the 11:00 a.m. worship service and would like to present some ideas and hear feedback. The next session is Sun., July 14, at 12: 15 p.m. in the Social Hall.
While regular FaithPub men’s gatherings are on summer hiatus, Dr. Mike Graves invites you to a special FaithPub summer outing at Top Golf (106th and Nall) on Thurs., July 18 at 6:30 p.m. An RSVP (via email to [email protected]) required by July 15 so that we can reserve enough space.
Rev. Joe Walker, Minister of Congregational Care “Ah, things slow down over the summer months, right?” Well, maybe a little, but… Our newly elected Deacons and Youth Elders and Deacons are being welcomed into their particular Circles of Care community assignments. They are receiving orientation on how we as a church maintain Read More...
“Who loves you Judah?” the father asked his 20 month old son as he tucked him into his crib. “G-ma, Poppy, Granny... and Ella,” Judah exclaimed with glee as he remembered the face of his six- year-old cousin Ella, whom he had met only four hours earlier that day at the family Read More...
Middle School and High School Youth will spend Mon., July 15 at Worlds of Fun/Oceans of Fun! Meet at the church at 10:30 a.m. to carpool and return by 8:30 p.m. Cost is $40, includes ticket and a picnic meal and snacks. Bring additional spending money. Scholarships available. Incoming sixth graders welcome. Read More...
Next year the church will celebrate its 100th Anniversary by not only looking back on the first 100 years but also forward to the next 100.
Next year we will celebrate 100 years of vital ministry and joyful service through our church. As we rejoice in the great legacy we also look forward to the next 100!
I am on a plane to Detroit. It is time for the bi- annual Ehman family reunion. We have now swelled to 39 folks including my husband's three sisters, their spouses and all their kids and grandkids. The favorite family activities are coffee drinking and morning walks. But there will also be Read More...
By Anne Haraughty, Ministries Coordinator In about five weeks, a group of adventurers from Country Club Christian Church will be traveling to Estes Park, Colorado, for Christian Community Camp, led by Dr. Mike Graves and facilitated by April Booth and Rachel Clement. Some have been attending Community Camp for decades while others Read More...
Don’t miss these exciting ways to connect with other 18-22 year olds this summer! Catch up with old youth group friends, make new friends with other young folks your age, and see all of the exciting things people in our community are up to across the country. To stay tuned with text Read More...
Next year the church will celebrate its 100th Anniversary by not only looking back on the first 100 years but also forward to the next 100. In May, Rev. Carla Aday, on behalf of the church board, announced that a Feasibility Study will be conducted this summer to evaluate next steps. As Read More...
Join us for an introduction to ways we can help traumatized people find hope and healing. Our guest presenter will be Andrea Dalton, Center for Trauma Informed Innovation at Truman Medical Center. Mon., July 1, 7:00 p.m., Social Hall. Everyone welcome. No charge. Hosted by our Stephen Ministry. For information: 816-381-9249 or Read More...
Rev. Corey Meyer, Director of Mission Partnerships For over two decades, Bridging the Gap has been dreaming of programs to encourage Kansas City to think creatively about ways to promote environmental sustainability. During this year’s Easter season, you heard it from our worship leaders, read it in The Christian, and saw the Read More...
