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Central Christian 2900 North Rock Road, Wichita Kansas 67226-1198316.688.4400 | [email protected]

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Care Ministries 688.4400 Barb Marchand 619.4775 Michael Thorne Director

We desire to help create caring connections within the church and help others walk through challenging life events.

Central Christian Academies 688.1161 Central Christian Academy : Grades K-8 : Michael Hunter Headmaster

Central Christian Academy Preschool : 2-5 Yrs : Judy Buckert Director

Joyful Noise Academy Daycare : 18 mos & walking : Pam Harrod Director

Central Christian Counseling Center 683.4083 Tallgrass Executive Suites, 8100 E. 22nd St. N., Bldg. 800, Ste. 100 Aaron Scharenberg LCPC, Counseling Center Executive Director

Central Christian Printing 688.4400 David Mann | Debra Roark Smith | Paul Huff | Heidi Johnson

Central Homeschool Family Ministries e: [email protected] Karen Ryan Executive Director | Susan Warner H.S. Director

Kris Sayler Elem. Director

Hospital, Homebound & Care Facility Ministries 688.4400 Barb Marchand 619.4775; [email protected] Please keep us apprised of those who would like to be visited and/or brought communion while in the hospital or a care facility. Also, if you know of a Central member who is critically ill, homebound, in the hospital or a care facility, please let us know.

His Helping Hands 838.8528 1441 E. 37th St. N. Paul Dohm HHH Executive Director

Media ccc.aspireonemedia.com Jeff Huhman Creative Arts/Technical Director

Prayer Ministries 688.4400 Emergency Prayer Request Line : Barb Marchand 619.4775

Radio Ministry “Pursuing the Heart of God” with Pastor David Welsh Sundays @ 7 a.m. on Bott 94.3 FM Sundays @ 10 a.m. on KNSS 1330 AM Sundays @ 11 a.m. on KSGL 900 AM

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in this issue | september 2015

n in every issue :3 Pursuing the Heart of God : by Pastor David Welsh

19 Our Church Family20 Calendar

n feature :13 Make a Difference in Someone’s

Life : by Angie Moore, LCMFT

n ministry news :4 LifeGroups6 Academies7 Men8 Families9 Women12 His Helping Hands14 Marriage15 Sports & Recreation17 Young Adults

n events :5 IF : September 14

10 RockFest : September 26

16 David Phelps Classic Christmas : November 27

David Welsh senior pastorPursuing the heart of God 3

Among all the doomsday predictions that Christianity is on its last breath and that church

attendance is plummeting, comes some factual and uplifting data. From 2007 to 2014,

while most major religious groups experienced decline, evangelicals gained as many as

five million followers. In fact, 35% of all Americans identify themselves as evangelical

believers according to Pew’s Research Center’s 2014 report on religion in the United

States. The report also indicates three very important trends:

When people change faiths, they tend to move towards evangelical. It is the only major Christian group that has gained more members than it has lost when people choose another faith.

Evangelicals are holding on to their young people. Millennials who claim no religious preference grew to 35% during that research time (2007–2014) the share of evangelical millennials remained the same at 21%.

Evangelicals are becoming more racially and ethnically diverse. Non-white evangelicals increased from 19 to 24 percent. (Source: Facts and Trends Magazine)

It is interesting that although 1 in 5 Americans claim no religious preference, about 57% pray daily and nearly 1 in 4 pray at least weekly. (Source: General Social Survey)

What does this all mean? Never count out the church of Jesus Christ! He gave His life for us, the church. While culture continues to grow increasingly hostile, churches that remain in the truth of God’s Word will always attract those who hurt, who seek answers and who need hope.

“Let us think of ways to motivate one another to acts of love and good works. And let us not neglect our meeting together, as some people do, but encourage one another, especially now that the day of his return is drawing near.” (Hebrews 10:24–25 NLT)

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LifeGroupsAs Christ-followers, our desire is to build authentic relationships

with other Christians, to grow spiritually, and to serve others. A

LifeGroup is one of the best ways to live these out. LifeGroups

at Central are made up of an average of 6-14 people who meet

to share the ups and downs of life together, and be connected

in community. At our LifeGroup Connection, you’ll have the

opportunity to connect to a group geographically, or by similar

life stage, or just join a group because you sense a connection.

You’ll have the option to connect with an existing group that

has room to grow, or join a new group. New groups will begin

the week of October 4th, and the topic of study will be based

on Pastor David’s sermon series. We’re asking you to make a

commitment for at least six weeks, then new groups will decide

if they are going to continue. In the past, over 95% of new

groups have remained together after experiencing the benefit

of being in a group. Register to attend LifeGroup Connection

online at www.ccc.org/lifegroups, or stop by the table in the

church foyer. Childcare will be offered. Looking forward to

seeing you September 20th!

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What could happen IF we came before God to pray? We look around this world and see immense brokenness, difficulty, pain, and suffering. The headlines in the news report the hate in Charleston and the evil all over the Middle East because of ISIS, and it kind of feels like the sky is falling. We¹re going to come together with women of all ages from all over our community and we are going to pray—as a generation of women. Let’s humble ourselves and ask God to open our eyes to the places He wants us to rebuild. We are going to beg Him to use it for His glory. Because like with Nehemiah, we believe that we can be a part of rebuilding all that is broken in this world.

Will you come?

IF: Pray 2015A Women’s Night of Prayer and Worship

September 14 • 6:30–8:30 pm • C3 Youth Center

5K & 1-Mile Fun Run/WalkCCA Lions Pride 2nd Annual

Early Bird Registration through September 20th5K: $25 • 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk: $15

Registration after September 20th & On-Site day of race,October 3rd, 5K: $30; 1 Mile Fun Run: $20

Details and Registration information: www.ccalions.org

5K Run/Walk: 9:00 AM • 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk: 10:00 AM

Central Christian Academy presents:

Saturday, October 3 • At Trinity Academy

On behalf of the academies, I would like to welcome back ALL of our families, staff and faculty for another school year! We eagerly anticipate the reunion of our CCA FAMILY as we join together to learn and discover what God has to reveal to us. CCA also continues to welcome applications for most grades. It is our pleasure to provide you with additional information about our school and invite you to schedule a personal tour of our campus. Please visit our website at www.ccalions.org and LIKE us on FACEBOOK for current news and events.

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WELCOME BACK CENTRAL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY!

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Men’s CampfireTuesday, September 15 • 6:30pmPavilion (weather permitting), or Hospitality [email protected] | 688-4400

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Men’s Discipleship CurriculumIf you’re looking for some meat in your spiritual diet, consider joining this study! Begins Monday, September 14 @ 5:30 am ORThursday, September 17 @ 6:30 pm

DC is a 21 month program of Bible Study, Bible Reading, and BibleMemorization. The course offers a systematic walk through a setof topics, skills, and experiences that will encourage a man to be a more effective disciple of Christ— a program rather thansimply a set of good lessons, or a good Bible course.

The Quest for Authentic ManhoodBegins Wednesday, September 16 @ 6:30 pm OR Thursday, September 17 @ 6:00 am

This 24-week study focuses on a man’s core identity and gives explores the manhood issues common to every man. You will have a clear, biblical definition of manhood so you can give a succinct and passionate answer to the questions, “What is a man?” and “What am I living to be?” Over the course of the study, each man will develop their own personal manhood plan.

Winning at Work & HomeBegins Monday, September 14 @ 6:30 pm

This 16-week study focuses on the two areas that are central to a man’s l ife: career and family. It will build the walls of manhood through study dealing with a man’s chief responsibilities. It explores how a man can enjoy and engage his work, and how he can relate to a woman in a whole new way.

This fall we will be offering 3 groups of Men’s Fraternity classes. Read the descriptions below and pick the one best suited for you. Then register online at www.ccc.org/mens_groups

Men’s Fraternity Startsthe Week of September 14!

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Be a Central Kids Helper!We continue to see wonderful growth at the Revive service on Sunday mornings at 11:30 and in Journey, our special needs program. With this growth comes the need for more volunteers. In order to continue to offer the same excellent programming that we offer in all our other services, we need your help! If you have a heart to serve, then Central Kids has a place for you. Whether you would enjoy holding infants, playing with preschoolers, praying with preteens, or helping families find their way around our church, we would love to have you join our team. Please call the Central Kids office at 688-4400, or e-mail us at [email protected].

The name AWANA means "Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed". For Central Christian, it means a chance to intentionally and consistently help our parents disciple the future of our church: our children! AWANA is a program that uses scripture memory

and evangelistic training to help children from age 3 to grade 5 to become, and continue their journey as “fully devoted Christ Followers.”

To register for the AWANA program, go online to www.ccc.org/awana. The cost for the year is $45 per child (with a $5 discount per child if you register online by, or before, August 26th). New volunteers may receive a discount, so please ask us for an application and for more details at the registration table in the lobby! The kick-off for AWANA will be Wednesday, September 2nd with a Family Night. For this night we ask our parents to attend the entire evening with their children. For those who have pre-registered, this is also your chance to pick up the appropriate materials, so make sure you sign up ASAP. We are also in need of more AWANA leaders tomake this year a success. If you have a desireto help place God’s word into a child’s heart, thenwe need you! The only requirement is thatyou can serve on Wednesday nights,6:15–8:15pm. To be a part of this excitingministry, please call the Central Kids office at 688-4400,or e-mail us at [email protected].

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Save The Date!September 2 – Awana Family Night, 6:30PMSeptember 9 – Awana’s First Official Night

Fall is here and that means it is time for a new round of exciting Bible studies and a season of LifeGroups. As you prepare to attend

these events, we in Friendship Cove, (the childcare ministry of Central Kids) hope you will allow us to bless your family with our services. To help make your child’s time in Friendship Cove successful, here are a few guidelines to remember when requesting childcare. Prior to each session in a new semester, you must register your child to reserve a space through the ministry hosting the program in which you will participate. This reservation allows for the us to plan accordingly and schedule the appropriate number of staff members. In Friendship Cove, we strive to make the childcare experience the best possible. We promote a healthy, happy environment following our Well Child Policy. To help us control the spread of sickness, we ask that you please keep your child at home when they are showing signs of a potentially contagious illness. If you need to make changes, or cancel a childcare reservation, please notify Tracey Hunt using the Central Kids Hotline: 316-425-0655. To help make smooth transitions into and out of Friendship Cove, please keep the following in mind: It is very helpful if you label all of your child’s items, prior to check-in. Also, we recommend that you limit the number of personal belongings, such as toys, blankets, etc., to prevent them from becoming lost in the shuffle. For the safety and security of your child, we ask that only a parent or adult guardian pick them up. Hopefully, you find these friendly reminders helpful. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Tracey Hunt at 316-688-4400, ext. 1420, or e-mail her at [email protected].

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Fall Bible studiesLadies, if you missed the deadline to register for one of our fall studies, please do not let that hinder you from attending one of the many studies we have available for you. If interested in attending a study, please call either Diana Fink or Lynn Eby at 688-4400, or go on-line to view our list of studies. We are here to help you!

t Glory Babies GatheringThursday, September 177:00 – 8:30 pm | Parlor

Glory Babies is a ministry that walks with women

through the losses of miscarriage, stillbirths and infertility. You are welcome to bring a friend with you. Contact us at [email protected] with any questions, or check out the following website: www.glorybabies.blogspot.com. Led by Amy Stevens & Cathy Bonnesen.

Stitching SistersMonday, September 14 & 28

6:30–9pm Choir Rm(North Entrance #15)

Ladies, bring your projects & supplies for stitching and fellowship. For info, contact Karla Seals at 687-9888 or [email protected]. Childcare is not available.

Christmas ExtravaganzaMark your calendars for this fabulous event with guest speaker Jennifer Baysinger! Saturday, December 12th @ 9:30am.

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rockfest is Central’s amped-up version of our annual family picnic! Picnic al fresco while you rock out to some amazing Christian music, check out the rockin’ cars, trucks and cycles at the Twilight Car Show, then try your hand, (or feet rather), at the Human Foosball game! The fun begins at 3 PM on Saturday, September 26th, so bring the whole family, your friends and neighbors, and plan on making an evening of it!

Visit www.ccc.org/rockfest for more information

PAULDOHMhishelpinghands

The volunteers and staff of His Helping Hands have the opportunity to share Jesus with many people each week as we distribute food, clothing and household items. Francis of Assisi once said, “Preach the Gospel at all times and when necessary use words.” We witnessed the truth of this statement and the passage from I Peter a few weeks ago from one of our volunteers.

A young man by the name of Javon came to HHH to fulfill 300 hours of court-ordered community service for some past offenses.This young man received Jesus as his Savior just before being incarcerated. He spent his time in prison transforming his life from a gang-banger into a follower of Jesus Christ through the reading of God’s Word. As his life was transformed, his new behavior was a positive witness to other inmates. One of those inmates turned his life over to Jesus because of Javon’s life-style witness and Javon didn’t even know it.

Javon recently received a copy of a letter from the daughter of the converted inmate that was being sent to Javon’s parole officer. Parts of the letter stated,

“My father started Damascus Road after a brief stay in prison where he found God and decided once he got out he would help people in need. While my Dad was in prison he became friends with Javon. My Dad felt that Javon was the reason he came to

If Necessary, Use Words“always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give a reason

for the hope that you have.” i peter 3:15

know Christ. My father credited Javon for giving him the desire to open Damascus Road Ministries. My father passed away a year and a half ago from a heart attack. It is our strong desire to bring Javon here (Michigan) to help us with the ministry that my father credited him for getting started. Javon will be living in a residence that is owned by a family member and they already have a bedroom waiting for him.”

When Javon shared the letter with the HHH staff, he started weeping. He had been looking for immediate direction for his life and God provided that direction, along with some tremendous encouragement. Javon had no idea that God had used him to impact this inmate’s life. To find out that a vibrant ministry

At His Helping Hands, we ring the salvation bell located under the cross, when someone accepts Christ as their Lord and Savior.

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in Michigan was one of the results of his transformation was overwhelming for Javon.

We never completely know how God will use us in the lives of others as we give the reason for the hope that we have! Please pray for Javon as he follows God’s leading in his life to help and minister to many others.

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Children have headed back for another school year! Homeschool families feel the fresh start of a new year! Thinking back to your childhood, was there someone who was your favorite adult? Maybe it was a teacher, a grandparent, or a family friend. Every child should have someone who is crazy about him or her!

One of my favorite people when I was a child was my great aunt, whom I called Auntie A. Besides hanging out at her house and playing games like Go Fish and Crazy 8’s, Auntie A took me to “Whirly Birds for Jesus” at her church every Wednesday evening. Looking back I realize that she was a key person in my faith development. She might have known the difference she would make in my life, but I’m guessing that she just saw her actions as being the hands and feet of Christ.

Auntie A never married, nor had biological children of her own. But in many ways, she was my second mom and adopted me into her life. Much like each of us are adopted into God’s Kingdom through the gift of salvation. Everyone is called by God to make a difference in some way! Is God calling you to mentor a child just by giving them a ride to a church activity? Or, maybe it is time to contact a retirement community to see if there is someone who just needs a friend to play card games? Make a commitment to listen for God’s call and go where He leads you!

Make a difference in someone’s life!by Angie Moore, LCMFT, Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor

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n a scale of one to ten, can you honestly rank your marriage near the top? In some ways marriage may be compared to sports. Good athletes seldom reach stardom without the help of a seasoned coach. For an athlete, the difference between good and spectacular is sometimes measurable in the millions of dollars. Success positively impacts the accomplishment of personal dreams, widespread influence, and the opportunity to improve the lives of others.

Think about the extensive influence an outstanding marriage makes in the lives it touches. It produces a welcome joy in both spouses, brings lasting stability to the family, and ministers hope to the struggling. God powerfully uses successful marriages as a testimony of His grace to forgive, heal, and prosper in spite of the

darkest of circumstances. Could it be that marriage mentors are to marriages what coaches are to athletes? Surely we want our marriages to bring glory to God, yet sometimes we play the blame game, communicate poorly, and are selfish. Feel like throwing in the towel? Don’t do it. There is still hope for your marriage. How about a seasoned coach to provide Biblical wisdom and guidance to help fine-tune your marriage?

I am excited to share with you that Central Christian has marriage mentors. They are seasoned couples, who have learned by mistakes, through outstanding mentors, by experience, and by persistence that marriages should and can be the blessing God designed them to be. Our marriage mentors want to see your marriage prosper and glorify God.

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Are you interested in finding a mentor orbecoming a mentor for others?

Click on www.ccc.org/marriage_mentoringMICHAELTHORNEcare

Are you interested in finding a mentor or becoming a mentorfor others?

Click onwww.ccc.org/marriage_mentoring

Sacred MarriageWhat if God DesignedMarriage to Make Us HolyMore Than to Make Us Happy?

Led by Lauren & Joann ThiessenSundays @ 10:00amSeptember 20 – November 1 This DVD study is based on the popularbook by Gary Thomas.

The title expresses a radical thoughtfor today’s marriages! Chapter by chapter,discover how marriage works to developChristlike character — forgiveness, love, respect, perseverance — in each of you.

This study will enrich your marriagein unexpected ways.

Study Topics:God’s Purpose for Marriage:More Than We Imagine

The Refining Power of Marriage

The God-Centered Spouse

Sacred History

Sexual Saints

Marriage: The Love Laboratory

State Champions!Congratulations to CCC’s men’s softball team and their team captain, Bob Melchor, for winning the Kansas State Church Softball Championship!

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CHADPICKERINGyoung adults

We’re taking Love, Sex & Dating to school!

Beginning September 9th, we’ll be on the WSU campus to talk about God’s plan for healthy and holy relationships.

4 WednesdaysSeptember 9, 16, 23 & 30

For details:Lynn Eby 688.4400/[email protected]/connect/young adults

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“Direct my footsteps according to Your Word.” Psalm 119:133a

This class is designed to help you determine your “next step.” It focuses on the vision and mission of Central Christian and what it means to be a follower of Jesus.

If you are interested in membership, or would like to know more about Central, sign up today by calling Silvia at 688-4400 or visiting our website.

Our next two classes will be held

Sunday, October 4th @ 11:30am–3:00pmSunday, November 1st @ 11:30am–3:00pm

•OurVision:To be a community after God’s own heart.

•OurMission:To lead people to think like Jesus, live like Jesus.

pastorsDavid Welsh Senior Pastor

Roger London Executive/Ministries

Mark Posson Executive/Business

Peter Abood Worship Arts

Tom Black Involvement/Men

Steve Brummer Worship

Kyle Fleet Students

Dr. Paul Goddard Missions

Bryce Hutson Family Life

Ross Lamp Benevolence

David Mann Communications

Edwin Ojedis Hispanic

Chad Pickering Young Adults

Craig Tucker Small Groups/Adult Growth

directorsNick Anneler High School

Paul Dohm His Helping Hands Exec

Vicki Ejibe Lower Elementary

Diana Fink Women

Holly Garner Early Childhood Program

“Griff’ Griffith Promotion/Electronic Media

Rob Hendrix Facilities Op/Safety/Security

Linda Highbarger Payroll/Human Resources

Jeff Huhman Creative Arts/Technical

Cheryl Hurley Special Events

Jennifer McCurdy Sports/Recreation

Robert Nooe Special Needs

Caitlin Reed Girls’ Discipleship

Joshua Reed Upper Elementary

Eddie Rivera Information Systems

Janet Rochat Finance

Aaron Scharenberg Counseling Center, Exec

Debra Roark Smith Print Production

Michael Thorne Care Ministry

managersGene Blythe Maintenance/Custodial

Jackie Cooper Kitchen

Steve Crabtree Maintenance/Custodial

Paul Huff Print Shop

Tracey Hunt Childcare

Heidi Johnson Web Design

Nancy Miller Contribution/HR

Brad Moser Safety/Security

Jason Yakel Maintenance/Custodial

executive assistantsSue Crafton Business

Silvia Goddard Ministry

Barb Marchand Senior Pastor

board of eldersCliff Hartman Chairman

Dave Callewaert Vice Chairman

Derrel Pressnell Treasurer

Dave McClintock Secretary

Jim Andrew • Brian Doom

Drew Hanson • Dave Kirkwood

Robert Noland

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Want to know more about Central?

This monthly lunch for our community’s poor and homelessis a great way in which the church at Central Christian is helping toend hunger in our city. You are welcome to join us the 4th Saturday

of each month. Our next lunch will be:

Saturday, September 26 • 11:30am–1:00 pmRiverWalk Church of Christ, 225 N. Waco

For more info, contact:Coleen Barnes

264-9703; [email protected]

We are LIVE-STREAMING our worship services over the internet! Go to c3live.tvor visit our website at ccc.org and followthe link.

Attendance: (Casa de Luz; Mission Trips) ”...and the people came...” (acts 2:46-47)

July 11-12 ................................................. 2,918 (118; 15) July 18-19 ......................................................3,012 (90; 3) July 25-26 ..........................................................2,960 (74) August 1-2 .........................................................3,075 (85) August 8-9 .........................................................3,244 (92) Central Christian has added 76 new members in 2015.

General Budget Income: ”...and the people gave...” (malachi 3:10-12; ii corinthians 9:6-15)

Weekly budgeted goal for fiscal year 2015-16 ........ $134,231.00 July 11-12 ...................................................... $130,638.73 July 18-19 ...................................................... $148,408.78 July 25-26 ...................................................... $116,282.88 August 1-2 ..................................................... $119,704.84 August 8-9 ..................................................... $143,664.45 His Helping Hands Donations: July 11-12 ........................................................ $13,845.00 July 18-19 .......................................................... $5,063.25 July 25-26 .......................................................... $5,945.70 August 1-2 ......................................................... $3,088.20 August 8-9 ......................................................... $5,940.00

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Comforting those whose loved ones have passed on

Bud Alderson & Family on the passing of his stepdaughter Gary & Barbara Cowl on the passing of Gary’s mother Matt Eichelberger on the passing of his father Irma Jacoby & Family on the passing of her husband, Ray Mark & LuAnne Posson & Family on the passing of LuAnne’s mother Joe & Jackie Prickett on the passing of Jackie’s mother Cheryl Woods on the passing of her sister

Celebrating the union of husband and wife Amy Schmidt & Derek Morgan married June 27, 2015

Celebrating the birth of each new life Tekoa Amphonephong born July 13, 2015 @ 6 lbs, 15 oz to Anny & Amy Hudson Henry Hagen born July 15, 2015 @ 7 lbs to Dylan & Katie

Celebrating the baptisms into new life in Christ (*Casa de Luz) FinleyBuckingham•IsaacBuckingham•MicahBuckingham JamesPacheco•VeronicaPacheco•JessicaThiel•CaitlinWiechman

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Dear Central Family,

Thank you so much for the kindness and care you gave me

on the death of my husband, Gil. Your calls, plant and

most of all, your prayers were much appreciated.

Sincerely, Ruth Trevino

Thank you for the beautiful plant, the cards, prayers and

thoughts for our family during our time of loss.

Lauren & JoAnn Thiessen & Family

Thank youso much for the beautiful bouquet of flowers.

You are all so special to me and I appreciate you

so much. Irma Jacoby

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september 2015 2 AWANA Family Night, 6:30pm

7 Labor Day Holiday : Church office & building will be closed

9 Love, Sex & Dating, for young adults, WSU campus

9 AWANA Family Night1st Official Night, 6:30pm

14 IF: Pray, 6:30-8:30pm, YC

14 Stitching Sisters, 6:30pm, Choir Rm


17 Glory Babies Gathering, 7:00pm, PLR

19 Men of Issachar Breakfast, 7:00am, CT

20 LifeGroup Connection, 6:00pm, CT


26 BBB (Burgers, Bibles & Blessings), Lunch for the Homeless, 11:30am-1:00pm, 225 N. Waco

26 RockFest/Twilight Car Show, 3:00pm

28 Stitching Sisters, 6:30pm, Choir Rm


october 2015 3 2nd Annual CCA Lions Pride Run/Walk, 5k 9:00am, Fun Run 10:00am, Trinity

4 Next Step, 11:30am



24-25 Missions Weekend

november 2015 1 Daylight Saving Time Ends

1 Next Step, 11:30am

1 SHAPE Class, 1:00pm



26-27 Thanksgiving Holiday : Church office & building will be closed

27 David Phelps : Classic Christmas, 7:30pm, WC

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