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Traditional Worship Services
Like other Christian movements, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) has always held that worship services should include the prayers of God's people, the singing of hymns and spiritual songs, holy communion, an offering, and a lesson from God's Word. Our worship can best be described as traditional, and rooted in the ancient hymns and prayers of Christ's Church. We believe that the early Disciples met for the purpose of breaking bread and sharing a cup so that they would continually remember the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ; therefore, the Lord's Supper is the central, defining act of any worship service at First Christian Church and the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). We welcome everyone to the Lord's Table as God has welcomed us.
Like other Christian movements, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) has always held that worship services should include the prayers of God's people, the singing of hymns and spiritual songs, holy communion, an offering, and a lesson from God's Word. Our worship can best be described as traditional, and rooted in the ancient hymns and prayers of Christ's Church. We believe that the early Disciples met for the purpose of breaking bread and sharing a cup so that they would continually remember the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ; therefore, the Lord's Supper is the central, defining act of any worship service at First Christian Church and the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). We welcome everyone to the Lord's Table as God has welcomed us.
Nursery Ministry
A church nursery is available each Sunday for newborns up to the age of five. Nursery workers are members of the congregation who have been trained as workers and who have signed our Safe Church Policy. If your child needs you during the service, a nursery volunteer will inform you as soon as possible. Children must be dropped off and picked up by parents and/or guardians. While in the nursery, children receive age appropriate lessons and activities that help them to begin growing their faith.
A church nursery is available each Sunday for newborns up to the age of five. Nursery workers are members of the congregation who have been trained as workers and who have signed our Safe Church Policy. If your child needs you during the service, a nursery volunteer will inform you as soon as possible. Children must be dropped off and picked up by parents and/or guardians. While in the nursery, children receive age appropriate lessons and activities that help them to begin growing their faith.
Christian Education
On Sunday mornings at 9:45, the church meets in small groups to discuss the faith, study the Bible, and to share prayers for one another. We currently have three classes for children: Nursery (ages 3-5), Lower Elementary (grades K-2), and Upper Elementary (grades 3-6). We also have Three adult classes: Disciples Men, and a mixed class of young and older, Young Adults. The Disciples Men use Standard's Quarterly Lesson.
On Sunday mornings at 9:45, the church meets in small groups to discuss the faith, study the Bible, and to share prayers for one another. We currently have three classes for children: Nursery (ages 3-5), Lower Elementary (grades K-2), and Upper Elementary (grades 3-6). We also have Three adult classes: Disciples Men, and a mixed class of young and older, Young Adults. The Disciples Men use Standard's Quarterly Lesson.
Church Choirs
FCC has an adult choir which meets on Sunday mornings from 9:00-9:45 to practice upcoming hymns and anthems. Everyone is welcome to come and sing. In addition to our adult choir, we have a children's hand chime, vocal choir and sticks. If you would like more information about the adult choir, you can contact Lane Pearce.
For more info concerning the children's choir, please contact Susie Kimbrell.
FCC has an adult choir which meets on Sunday mornings from 9:00-9:45 to practice upcoming hymns and anthems. Everyone is welcome to come and sing. In addition to our adult choir, we have a children's hand chime, vocal choir and sticks. If you would like more information about the adult choir, you can contact Lane Pearce.
For more info concerning the children's choir, please contact Susie Kimbrell.
Fellowship Meals
On the first Wednesday of each month, the church gathers in the fellowship hall to enjoy a potluck supper. This time together allows us to laugh, cry, pray, and celebrate with one another. Its the perfect time for us to get to know each other, and for visitors and new members to meet the church family. Everyone is welcome, and we always have plenty of food. Come and join us! Please check the calendar to make sure the date hasn't been changed due to a holiday or other church event.
On the first Wednesday of each month, the church gathers in the fellowship hall to enjoy a potluck supper. This time together allows us to laugh, cry, pray, and celebrate with one another. Its the perfect time for us to get to know each other, and for visitors and new members to meet the church family. Everyone is welcome, and we always have plenty of food. Come and join us! Please check the calendar to make sure the date hasn't been changed due to a holiday or other church event.
