My office is on the first floor of the church. But up on the third floor in a small corner is a study where I like to hide away to write sermons. I have always loved that room, free of interruptions to think and pray and reflect. But three years ago this Read More...
You are invited to a fun celebration on Sunday, March 26 at 12pm. This year's annual Spring Fling will include a special groundbreaking as we begin renovations for the Next 100 Years!
Saturday, March 4, 2023 at 9:30 a.m. Children 3 and under, bring your family for breakfast! We will be serving pancakes and have toys available in the Social Hall. Come meet parents with children of similar age.
Join us for lunch on Tuesday, March 7, 2023 at 12pm, as guest speaker Al Eidson will share his experiences with grief after losing his first wife, Dianne, to pancreatic cancer in 2010.
My day begins with Wordle. If there is time, the crossword mini. Then a glance at three newspapers. And a peek at Instagram (mostly to spy on my son, but don’t tell him) where I sometimes get lost in the recipes and fashion advertisements. Then email and the day is off and Read More...
During the six weeks leading to Easter we will explore some of the questions that many Christians wonder about as they travel along the journey of faith.
In our rearview mirror sits Christmas, New Year's, the Super Bowl and Valentine's. And now the calendar turns to the season of Lent. Next week, on Ash Wednesday we kneel to receive ashes on our foreheads. Sometimes I dread Lent. It can feel like a smudge of gray paint muddying an already Read More...
In his new book “Awe: The New Science of Everyday Wonder and How it Can Transform Your Life”, Professor Dacher Keltner describes the importance of “collective effervescence.”
Jesus’ death is significant, but so is his life and ministry. What does a life worth living look like according to Jesus?
Did you know struggling families receiving government support cannot use those funds for household products and paper goods? This is why our Metro Mission Team regularly asks for donations of essentials like toilet paper and paper towels.
On Saturday, February 11, a group of members from Country Club Christian Church and Swope Parkway United Christian Church, worked together at Harvesters in the Souper Bowl Of Caring in honor of the Super Bowl.
I sometimes struggle when I write this column because I want it to be inspiring but I’m tempted to make it informational. I don’t want to bog us down in the weeds of church business and yet the church is the body of Christ and though it belongs to God it is Read More...
During Lent, we’ll have opportunities for all to take part in small groups to share in the series “Questions Christians Ask.” Check out all the options and get signed-up HERE.
Reverend Bryce Bowers joined our clergy as the Executive Minister on January 15, 2023. Bryce’s roles include leading the engagement and enrichment ministry of our church.
Christians come in all flavors: Catholic, Baptist, Presbyterian, and most recently in large groups defined as unaffiliated or spiritual but not religious. Our congregation is part of a group founded on American soil during the western frontier expansion of the 1800’s. We are called “The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)”. We didn’t Read More...
