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What We Do

 


We like each other, so we try to create a multitude of opportunities to do life together. While many churches separate their community by age, sex, or life circumstances, we try to structure our church life so that everyone is included and can learn from or serve one another - young and old, single or married, veteran believers or brand-new Christians.
 
Wednesday Night Meal and Bible Study
Perhaps the best way that we live this out is on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday evenings when we cook for each other and share a family meal. Dinner is followed by an interactive Bible study. The evening begins at 5:45pm and finishes promptly at 7:00pm. Please note, we don’t meet on Wednesdays during the summer.
 
Children & Youth
While we do have significant time devoted to intentionally teaching our children in kid-friendly settings, we have an ethic of not segregating our various people into too many different groups. We want our children to be discipled by seasoned believers, and we want seasoned believers to be energized by our young ones. To that end, you will find that First Christian’s children are involved in many aspects of corporate worship. They are receiving teaching in the service, reciting verses, assisting in leading worship, helping with the service of communion, and serve in a variety of other ways.
In addition to this corporate involvement, our children have opportunities throughout the week to receive age-appropriate discipleship. These include two opportunities on Sunday (9:15am & midway through our 10:30am worship service) as well as midweek activities for all ages, including youth group.
 
Men’s & Women’s Activities
Because we desire to operate as a church family, we recognize that men and women bring unique perspectives and have different experiences and learning styles. Our men meet every Tuesday morning to share breakfast and fellowship and to pray for specific needs in our church. Our women also have a number of gatherings throughout the year for both fellowship and Bible study.