By Rev. Corey Meyer, Director of Mission Partnerships A new thing is taking ground at Country Club Christian Church this fall! Last Sunday, a group of 12 met for brunch after worship at The Well Bar Grill and Rooftop in Waldo to kick off a new ministry called “Roots.” You may have Read More...
Neighborhood Communion is a small group fellowship concept designed around the idea of communion and community—gathering with others in a casual setting to share fellowship and a small bite to eat.
Check out all the exciting happenings with youth ministry this fall!
Grace at Work, our half-day service day is Sat., Oct. 5. Save the date or sign up below. For those interested in other weekend service projects, check out one of our Fall Partnership Days with service partners in the Northeast. Fri., Nov. 1, 1:00 p.m. at Sheffield Place Contact Rev. Corey Meyer Read More...
Virginia Reed Food Drive During the month of September, we are collecting peanut butter, cereal and mac and cheese. Drop off donations anytime in the baskets located at the entry doors or at the Food Drive table in the parlor every third Sunday.
This fall we invite you to take a new look at Country Club Christian Church's 11:00 a.m. worship service. Be inspired by the traditional worship. Be renewed by the classical music. Be challenged by the progressive message.
What happens when a Christian preacher and a Jewish rabbi sit next to each other on a flight home from Israel? Dr. Mike Graves will tell us in this series. Aug. 18, 25 and Sept. 1 Aug. 18 - Noah, Genesis 9:8-17 Aug. 25 - Abraham, Genesis 12:1-9 Sept. 1 - Jacob, Genesis 32:22-31
New this fall, this ministry is for individuals ages mid-20s to mid-30s. Maybe you just graduated college, moved to Kansas City, started a first career, are dating, single, or married, thinking about having kids but not quite yet… or at any of the “in-between” stages of finding your way through the early Read More...
Rev. Tyler Heston, Minister to Youth One of the most surprising personal revelations I had in seminary was how much I liked sci-fi. It began when I devoured the entirety of The X-Files series during my sparse free time and continued with films and shows like 2001: A Space Odyssey, Black Mirror, Read More...
Why Preach, Why Listen is the title of a book I read many years ago. But the title still haunts me. Why do I preach and why do you listen? It isn’t to be “preachy,” which has become a negative word that conjures up a haranguing of sorts, where a speaker Read More...
Friday, Aug. 23, 6:00-8:30 p.m. Youth will provide a Parents' Night Out for children 3rd grade and under. Snacks provided, please serve your child dinner at home. Children 2 and under will be with childcare staff; 3 and older will be with youth and adult leaders. Cost is $10 per child with Read More...
On Sunday morning before church I visited with the police officer who supports our Sunday morning security team. I wanted to know if he was ok because he helped apprehended the shooter who took the life of a pastor’s 25 year old daughter on Friday night with a stray bullet fired into Read More...
Rev. Catherine Stark-Corn, Minister to Children and Families My eldest son has been an intern this summer with a non-profit in northeast KC. Each day after several hours of work, the interns gather with the staff and any other volunteers for lunch. They come together after their morning work, sharing conversation and Read More...
There is a story about Leonardo da Vinci… Early in his career he was painting a picture of Christ and found a beautiful young male to model for his portrait of Jesus. Many years later, Leonardo was painting a picture that included Judas. He walked through the streets of Florence looking for Read More...
It’s as much art and luck as it is science and skill. I’ve spent 26 years both teaching it in my professional role and practicing at it in my private life and it still confounds me at times. When it works well, it feels like a holy miracle. And when it doesn’t Read More...
