Equipping God's people for service - thru teaching, fellowship, breaking bread, prayer & praise
Equipping God's people for service - thru teaching, fellowship, breaking bread, prayer & praise
Please Note: As a response to the COVID-19 pandemic and concerns about it's rapid spread, and in compliance with our County Health Department, our ministry has temporarily gone VIRTUAL - that is, instead of gathering together for our Services and Weekly Studies, we are making them available LIVE ON-LINE. Please CLICK HERE to go to our "COVID-19 Info and Revised Ministry Schedule" Page.
We have started an email Prayer Hotline for those in our church, our community, and for website visitors. We welcome you to send your prayer request(s) to: CCBPrayerHotline@yahoo.com.
THE SCHEDULE BELOW WILL RESUME ONCE WE ARE ABLE TO BEGIN ON-SITE MINISTRY AGAIN ...
Our Sunday morning gathering emphasizes praising God in song and the teaching of God's Word. Adults bring their children into the sanctuary for the music, then they are taken to their classes just before the sermon. We have separate classes for Toddler thru Jr. Hi. We generally celebrate Communion together in this service on the 1st Sunday of the month.
We are currently studying through the New Testament book of Acts with Pastor Mick.
1st Sunday - Prayer night in the Koinonia Lounge
2nd Sunday - Ladies Nite Out at the Chapel
3rd Sunday - Open Nite ... we may schedule special events, movies, or just encourage the congregation to enjoy fellowship with their family and friends
4th Sunday - Men's Potluck Fellowship at the Chapel
"MiniChurch" is a time for people to gather informally, usually in a home, to discuss practical application of Sunday's message, share with and minister to one another, and often share snacks (or sometimes a meal) together. Click here for current location / time.
For a full description of our MiniChurch ministry, click here.
This study pretty much follows the annual school schedule, meeting from mid-August to early June. Ladies meet in the Koinonia Lounge at the church to study and share and pray together.
"C-Life" (i.e., Calvary Life) is an experience for the whole church family. We begin with dinner together at 5:45 PM. It's served on a donation basis (recommended $3 per person). We then break to the following groups at 6:20 PM:
Youth Group - (Jr. Hi & Hi School) with Pastor Jason
Kid's Time - (4 yrs - 6th grade) Our children are currently doing a unit on "Kid's Theatre" with Tobi Johnson. Toddler room is also available for supervised play for kids under 4 yrs. An unstaffed Nursery is available for parents to take their infants thru non-walkers. Both the Toddler & Nursery have live TV feed of the adult Bible Study in the Sanctuary.
Adult Study - in the Sanctuary. We have a 20 minute MiniStudy, followed by about 30 minutes in smaller groups for practical sharing and prayer.
For a full description of our "C-Life" ministry, click here.
This study is an in-depth study of the Bible and/or Doctrines of the Scripture with Pastor Mick. It's a Bible Institute level study and all who desire to study more in-depth are invited. It is held in the Manna Cabana (Main Street entrance). It pretty much follows the annual school schedule of mid-August through June. No childcare provided.
We are currently studying through "First John".
Thursday night study is the same as the Ladies' Wednesday morning study. This study is scheduled to help accommodate area ladies who work during the day or just can't make Wednesday AM. It follows pretty much the same schedule as Wednesday AM.
Pastor Jason leads this faith-based recovery meeting at the Shiloe Agape Church, 141 Willow St., Blythe (behind Carl's Jr). It is offered in cooperation with Shiloe Agape and is open to any and all men and women seeking support in recovery. The structure is based on the "Celebrate Recovery" model of ministry. For a full description of our Recovery ministry, click here.
For a full description of our Recovery Ministry, click here.
Several of our men meet for breakfast (dutch-treat) every Friday morning at 7 AM at "Steaks & Cakes" restaurant (1871 E. Hobsonway, Blythe) to share fellowship and study over a meal. They meet in the back room of the restaurant.