Sun., Oct. 21 A Long Fight for Justice: The Story of Lamonte McIntyre with Cheryl Pilate, partner with the law firm, Morgan Pilate In Jesus’ first sermon in the Gospel of Luke, a key trait of his ministry is setting prisoners free. More than once, attorney Cheryl Pilate has worked to Read More...
Led by Dr. Mike Graves, from 7:00-8:00 p.m., Social Hall From Pew to Pulpit Sept. 10 and 17 Sermons mostly go in one direction, from pulpit to pew. Preachers talk and the people listen. But preaching can go in both directions, and once did in the early church. Together, we will think Read More...
Julián Zugazagoitia, Director and CEO of The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, will be the speaker at our Thanksgiving Dinner celebration on Thur., Nov. 15
Join us Sat., Nov. 3, for a fun-filled night: dinner, a scavenger hunt around Kansas City, movies at the church, hot chocolate, and apple cider. We will meet at the church at 6:00 pm to carpool together downtown, where we will eat dinner and go on a scavenger hunt. We will return Read More...
By Lisa McCleish, Director of Early Childhood Programs The preschool classes are using the children’s book How Full is Your Bucket? as part of their curriculum this year. The book explains that every person has an imaginary bucket; when we say nice words, share toys, and help our friends or family we Read More...
Women exploring spiritual matters and forming friendships. After a brief presentation/lesson, break into smaller groups for discussion and sharing. Come and go as your schedule permits on Tuesday evenings or Wednesday mornings. Led by Carla Aday, Joe Walker, Mike Graves, Catherine, Corey, and Tyler. Childcare is available by request. Wednesday mornings 9:00-10:30a.m. Read More...
For those ages mid-20s-mid-40s. Features TEDD Talk (Theology, Everything else, Discussion, and Doughnuts) with Mike Graves, Lesley Holt, and Jennifer Austenfeld as the primary leaders. Meet and talk with others living similar life experiences. 10:01 a.m. Rooms 206/207.
Understanding Your Grief: Ten Essential Touchstones for Finding Hope and Healing, Thursdays, Sept. 6-Nov. 15, 2:00-3:00 p.m.
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...
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...
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...
