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Sunday Worship:

8:30 am - Worshp in person or on Facebook Live

8:30 am - Worship & Wonder (ages 3 - 3rd grade)

11:00 am - Worship in person or on Facebook LIVE

11:00 am - Worship & Wonder (ages 3 - 3rd grade)

Happenings at CCC!

All are welcome as we journey through the season of Lent remembering our place in God's Kingdom! Join us at 8:30 or 11:00 in-person or on FB Live!

My Deepest Me Lenten Series ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Join with us for our sermon series, "Who Do They Say That I Am?" Join us in-person or on Facebook Live for worship at 8:30 or 11:00 am. If you missed the sermon, tune in below to find the link.

Who Do They Say That I Am

February 7 - Who Do You Say That I Am, The Steward, 8:30 Worship

February 7 - Who Do You Say That I Am, The Steward, 11:00 Worship

January 31 - Who Do You Say That I Am, The Gifted One, 8:30 Worship

January 31 - Who Do You Say That I Am, The Gifted One, 11:00 Worship

January 24 - Who Do You Say That I Am, The Companion, 8:30 Worship

January 24 - Who Do You Say That I Am, The Companion, 11:00 Worship

January 17 - Who Do You Say That I Am, The Scholar, 8:30 Worship

January 17 - Who Do Yout Say That I Am, The Scholar, 11:00 Worship

January 10 - Who Do You Say That I Am, The Petitioner 8:30 Worship

January 3 - Who Do You Say That I Am, Glorifying God 8:30 Worship

January 3 - Who Do You Say That I Am, Glorifying God 11:00 Worship

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Join us in worship!

We are gathering in person whenver you are ready with two worship services at 8:30 and 11:00 in the sanctuary. Both worship services are now streamed live on Facebook. Nursery care and Worship & Wonder will also be available.

Covid-19 has not gone away. As we gather in the Sanctuary to worship, each of us must do our part to make our time together as safe as possible. Therefore, masks and ‘social distancing’ will be a necessary part of our worship together. We all know that masks are uncomfortable and distancing is awkward, but we must remember that when we wear masks and maintain distance, we are not protecting ourselves, we are protecting those around us. Knowing that these things are truly acts of love for one another will help make our discomfort more bearable.

The Staff of CCC