where it's ok

to not be ok

We believe it's ok to not be ok,

but Jesus doesn't want us to stay that way.


Let us help you take the next step toward hope and healing.


This Sunday @ 9:00AM & 11:00am

3131 Maplecrest Rd

Elisha

3/8-3/29

Tired of feeling stuck while life passes you by?

Ready to stop wondering “what if” & step into what’s next?  In our series Elisha, we explore what happens when ordinary people choose to leave comfort behind and pursue the purpose God has placed on their lives.  Throughout the life and ministry of Elisha in 1 & 2 Kings, we see a powerful pattern of faith and surrender.  It begins with the courage to BURN THE PLOW, just as Elisha did when he walked away from his old life in 1 Kings 19:19–21.  By burning the plow and sacrificing the oxen, Elisha made a decisive break from the past and fully committed to the future God was calling him into.  Faith often requires that same courage from us—to release what is comfortable and familiar so we can embrace the greater purpose God has prepared.

Along the journey, we also learn to DIG THE DITCH, trusting God to move even when we can’t yet see the miracle, like the story in 2 Kings 3:9–20 where God filled empty trenches with water.  There will be seasons when we feel like we don’t have enough—enough strength, faith, confidence, or resources.  In those moments, God invites us to EMPTY OURSELVES so He can fill us with His power and provision, just as He multiplied the widow’s oil in 2 Kings 4:1–7.  And when life causes us to lose things along the way—peace, direction, joy, or hope—we’re reminded that God is also a God of restoration, as seen when He helped recover the lost axe head in 2 Kings 6:4–7.  The promise of 1 Peter 5:10 reminds us that God Himself restores, strengthens, and establishes us.  When we trust Him fully, what once felt impossible becomes the very place where God begins to work in extraordinary ways. - Pastor Jason

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Church Work Day

March 21, 2026 - 8:00am

Join us Saturday, March 21st at 8:00am, to give the church a good spring cleaning and get it ready for Easter and the warmer months.  Dusting, vacuuming, cleaning windows, raking, sweeping, sprucing up flower beds - it all needs attention.  Bring the whole family!  If everyone comes and helps, we can get it done in less than a day!  There will be coffee, hot tea, and hot cocoa in the morning, and at 1:00pm, or whenever we're done, lunch will be provided.  Come to door 6, there will be lists of what needs to be done.  We want to say a huge "THANK YOU" in advance for helping!

easter at Christ's Church

Sunday, April 5, 2026 - 9 & 11

Easter holds a profound place in the life of every believer, standing as the cornerstone of our Christian faith.  It commemorates the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, a moment that changed history and changed eternity.  The resurrection is more than an event; it is the ultimate declaration that life conquers death, light overcomes darkness, and good triumphs over evil.  In celebrating Easter, we are reminded that no matter what challenges, fears, or uncertainties we face, God’s power and love are greater than anything we will ever encounter.  Jesus’ victory over the grave assures us that hope is never lost and that renewal and restoration is always possible, offering us a PROMISE that transcends the temporary struggles of this world.

Easter also reminds us of the personal and intimate nature of God’s love.  As St. Augustine said, “God loves each of us as if there were only one of us,” a truth echoed throughout Scripture—from John 3:16 to Romans 5:8, and from Luke 15:4,7 to 1 John 4:8-10.  Jesus’ resurrection is the ultimate proof that God’s love is active, relentless, and victorious.  It calls us to live in hope, to trust in His promises, and to rest in the assurance that nothing—fear, failure, or even death—can separate us from His love.  Easter is not just a day on the calendar; it is a celebration of life, love, and the eternal hope we have in Christ.  So, I'm inviting you to join us for Easter 2026. - Pastor Jason

NEW SERVICE TIMES

Making room for one more!

At Christ’s Church, we believe we can never stop making room for      One More.  One more addict who needs freedom, one more prodigal who needs to come home, one more child who needs to know Jesus loves them, one more single mom who needs encouragement, one more person who is searching, broken, or lost.  Each One More matters deeply to God, and because of that, they must matter to us.  That’s why, on October 5, 2025, we moved from one service to TWO WORSHIP services at 9:00 and 11:00.  We can’t be satisfied when we know there are so many more who need the hope, joy, forgiveness, and love of Jesus.  We believe this step of faith, and it is a huge step of faith, is all about creating space for the people God will bring next.

With this exciting step comes a challenge and an invitation FOR EVERYONE  who calls Christ’s Church home.  We’re asking you to not only attend a service but to also serve at the other service.  This allows us to worship together, build community, and create life-changing environments where others can encounter Jesus.  In this next phase of God’s vision for Christ’s Church, we need ALL hands on deck!  Please take time to pray about where and how you can serve as a Difference Maker.  Your willingness to step up and help us prepare for “One More” will not only impact our community but also echo into eternity as we continue to follow Jesus and His unstoppable movement.

To help us prepare well, we're asking everyone to complete a short survey.  In it, you'll be able to let us know which service you plan to attend and, if you're willing to serve and be a Difference Maker, which service you'd like to serve at.  This will help us in preparing the work of the Holy Spirit to provide the greatest experience possible for CCKids, Worship, Connection, Community, Prayer, Next Steps, the Cafe, and more.  Please take a moment and click on this link to complete the survey: HERE
.  - Pastor Jason & CCLeadership. 

Women's Ministry

Bible Study - ESTHER

We all want to be known and loved.  Though we can experience deep relationships with others, there will always be a hole in our hearts for the perfect love of Christ.  In these six-week sessions, Lisa Harper will walk women through the Song of Solomon.  Lisa takes a Christ-centered approach to illustrate how this ancient love story is relevant to your life and your relationship with Jesus today.  You will learn how to embrace God’s perfect love and realize your own beauty and worth in God’s eyes.
Please see Elly Baggett, Julie Perez, or Anna Dekan to let us know if you plan on attending.  We are looking forward to learning more about God with YOU!!

early learning center

Christ's Church Early Learning Center exists to help children take their next steps in development; spiritually, socially, and academically.

Enrollment is open for the SUMMER and FALL 2025!!  If you would like to schedule a tour please call (260)485-1611 or email Kirsten at Kirsten@fwcc.cc.  We look forward to hearing from you and getting to partner in your child's growth.

Our Early Learning Center Needs your help!

Christ's Church Early Learning Center exists to help children take their next steps in development; spiritually, socially, and academically.


Starting at $12 or more, you will be aiding one of our play-based classes designed for children ages 2-5 years old, including Kindergarten readiness. At ELC we work to develop cooperative social skills, appropriate play behavior, recognition of upper and lower case letters and their sounds, developmentally appropriate reading skills, recognition of numbers and their values, basic math, and an understanding of basic science and nature.


If you're interested in working with us, please email Kirsten@fwcc.cc with your name, number, and why you're excited to work with our Early Learning Center! We look forward to hearing from you!

Upcoming Events

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