Every fall I gather with a dozen or so Disciples of Christ pastors from across the country for a retreat/conference in Chicago. We banter about theological topics presented in formal papers and books, ponder ways to empower the churches we serve, share our own faith doubts and dreams. Most years I question Read More...
Rev. Tyler Heston, Minister to Youth at Country Club Christian Church, recently announced a new e-newsletter for college-aged folks. For the next three months, compass will be released twice a month for those of you who conquered high school in recent years. Just like an actual compass can help you find your way forward Read More...
Join us for Trunk or Treat on Sun., Oct. 28 from 5:00-7:00 p.m. in the Chapel parking lot. Food, fun, candy and more!
Sun., Oct. 7, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m., Parents of 3rd - 5th graders are invited to drop their children at church for Club Kids and then head to Brookside to join other parents for conversation at the Red Door Woodfired Grill restaurant. Childcare for siblings 2nd grade and under provided at church. Read More...
By Barbara George, Director of Membership Development I can still hear those words in my ear: “Life is a participatory sport.” All I had to do was look around and I’d see all sorts of opportunities. In our home something always needed to be done, so at any outward sign of that emotion Read More...
We walked into Marcus’ house on Friday morning, just over a year since Hurricane Harvey devastated the Houston, TX, area. It was just one of the hundreds of thousands of homes rocked by the winds, rain and flooding sustained over days. It was estimated that over $125 billion dollars worth of damaged was caused by Harvey and nearly 100 fatalities occurred
Join us in recognizing Rev. Carla Aday’s 30th anniversary at Country Club Christian Church as we celebrate the many ways her leadership and partnership with the people of our congregation have served our community and the world. On Sun., Sept. 30 there will be a reception in honor of our 30 years Read More...
When she repeated the story, she would pause, turn her head and look out for a moment. I could tell that she was picturing his face and recalling his determination. “The pastor told Dad they didn’t have enough money to build the youth center, and Dad gave the money to make it happen.” Charlotte loved to tell the story. And then Dad’s story became her story.
Join us in worship at Rev. Carla Aday and Dr. Mike Graves retell some of the Bibles ʻgreatest hits. Sept. 16 – Part 1 – Abraham and Sarah: Following God without Maps, based on Genesis 17: 1-8 and 15-17. Rev. Carla Aday preaching. Sept. 23 – Part 2 – Moses: I’d Like Read More...
Every fall I gather with a dozen or so Disciples of Christ pastors from across the country for a retreat/conference in Chicago. We banter about theological topics presented in formal papers and books, ponder ways to empower the churches we serve, share our own faith doubts and dreams. Most years I question Read More...
Pick up a bag on Sunday and return it with two dozen home-baked cookies, brownie bites and/or homemade breads cut into quarters for Sunday fellowship. Return filled bags to baskets in the Parlor next Sunday. Cookies are needed every week and will be frozen for use in coming weeks.
My rough estimate is that we have experienced a 350 percent increase in children worshipping! I’m comparing the last three Sundays to the same three Sunday’s last year. The energy, vitality, and warmth of the 9:01 service are palpable.
The Heart of Democracy: Registering, Voting, Standing Up Sun., Sept. 16, 10:00 a.m.- 11:00 a.m. in the Social Hall. Led by Rev. Bob Hill, Minister Emeritus from Community Christian Church. While Christians down through the centuries have prayed for justice, now more than ever, they are realizing the importance of working for it Read More...
Dr. Paul Tucker, Co-Director of Music Each year, at this time, I find myself struggling with conflicting thoughts. School is about to begin again, and while I know from past experience that I won’t hate every minute of my teaching job, I never really feel prepared for what is to come. I Read More...
Rev. Joe Walker, Minister of Congregational Care The automobile– it is quintessentially American, more so than apple pie. It appeals to both our personal and cultural love of “freedom.” It becomes an extension of our personality; frugal or flashy, safe or speedy. We can’t wait to start driving, counting the days to Read More...
