Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. 

Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr). During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

At CCC, no one stands alone, particularly those going through the loss of a loved one. This care group is specifically designed to help whether your loss is recent or some time has gone by. You can register for GriefShare below. Please email griefshare@communitycc.net if you have any questions about this session of GriefShare at CCC. You can also get more information about GriefShare at www.griefshare.org.

Register Here

GriefShare at a Glance:
Who: People struggling through the loss of a loved one
What: A 13-week care group
When: Tuesday nights from 7-9PM beginning September 20
Where: CCC’s Office – 8007 Corporate Drive, Suite D
Cost: $20

DivorceCare is a safe place where caring people come alongside you as you find healing from the pain of separation or divorce. When you’re facing separation or divorce, it’s so comforting to know you’re not alone and that you’re going to be okay. DivorceCare is a 13-week, video-based, in-person support group program where you’ll find helpful counsel to manage the emotional turmoil and practical tools for decision-making. Whether it’s happened recently, or it’s been years, DivorceCare’s goal is to facilitate healing.

You can register below for the next session of DivorceCare

Register Here

Check out www.divorcecare.org for more information on DivorceCare.
Email divorcecare@communitycc.net with any of your questions or if we can help you in some way.

DivorceCare at a Glance:
Who: People struggling through the hurt and pain of divorce or separation
What: A 13-week care group
When: Tuesday nights from 7-9PM starting September 20.
Where: CCC’s Office: 8007 Corporate Drive, Suite C, Nottingham, MD 21236
Cost: $20

You know, it can be easy to come to church on the weekends and never really interact with other people. Guy’s Breakfast is a great opportunity for guys around CCC to get to know each other in a casual atmosphere. When you attend a Guy’s Breakfast you’ll get some good food, great conversation, and a devotional thought to help you on your journey with God. (And most likely, you’ll get bacon!)

Interested? You can register below.
Where? Guy’s Breakfast meets from 7:30-9:00AM in the Warehouse at CCC
Questions? Email joe.wilson@communitycc.net.

Register

Get in on the joy of giving this Christmas! Some children in our partner schools need necessities like coats, shoes, and clothing. Christmas can be a challenging time for these families. CCC wants to bless and serve these families in our community by providing these necessities along with several presents from a kid’s wish list.

Although wish lists for children in our local partner schools have already been distributed, there are other ways to contribute.

VOLUNTEER

You can volunteer to help with the Christmas Project. Just email Lisa Carrasco at lisa.carrasco@communitycc.net to find out how you can help.

DONATE

• Fill out the Financial Donation Form choosing the amount you want to donate (Choose Christmas Project from the drop-down menu)
• Any funds not used for local partners will be donated to our partner organization that serves Romanian and Ukrainian children
• Click Submit, and we’ll take it from there

DROP OFF

Thank you for providing Christmas presents for a child in need from our community. Please purchase several items from the list including 1 or 2 toys. 

• Please do not wrap the gifts but supply everything the parents need to wrap them. (wrapping paper, tape, boxes, bags, and tissue paper)
• Mark your bag(s) or box(es) with your child’s name and number.
• Bring the gifts to CCC on Sunday, December 18, from 8:30AM-12PM. 

Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. 

Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr). During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

At CCC, no one stands alone, particularly those going through the loss of a loved one. This care group is specifically designed to help whether your loss is recent or some time has gone by. You can register for GriefShare below. Please email griefshare@communitycc.net if you have any questions about this session of GriefShare at CCC. You can also get more information about GriefShare at www.griefshare.org.

Register Here

GriefShare at a Glance:
Who: People struggling through the loss of a loved one
What: A 13-week care group
When: Tuesday nights from 7-9PM beginning September 20
Where: CCC’s Office – 8007 Corporate Drive, Suite D
Cost: $20

Bring your family & friends with you to CCC this Christmas! In-person candlelight services* are a special way to celebrate Christmas and might even be the highlight of your holiday. We 100% promise that no elves will be harmed in the making of our services…this year. We also 100% promise there will be Christmas cookies, a hot chocolate bar, a professional photo booth, and plenty of space to hang out. Critics agree it will be 4.75 out of 5 stars. 

Candlelight Services

December 22 (Thursday)
7:00PM

December 23 (Friday)
4:00PM & 6:00PM

December 24 (Saturday)
3:00PM**, 5:00PM & 7:00PM

*C3 Kids programming is available for kids from infant through 3^rd grade. Your 4^th and 5^th graders are invited to participate in the candlelight service with you. 

**Ravens play at 1PM on December 24.

RSVP HERE

We look forward to seeing you. Click HERE to plan your visit.

Online Christmas Eve Services

Christmas Eve services will be available online on December 24.

TUNE IN HERE

Bring your family & friends with you to CCC this Christmas! In-person candlelight services* are a special way to celebrate Christmas and might even be the highlight of your holiday. We 100% promise that no elves will be harmed in the making of our services…this year. We also 100% promise there will be Christmas cookies, a hot chocolate bar, a professional photo booth, and plenty of space to hang out. Critics agree it will be 4.75 out of 5 stars. 

Candlelight Services

December 22 (Thursday)
7:00PM

December 23 (Friday)
4:00PM & 6:00PM

December 24 (Saturday)
3:00PM**, 5:00PM & 7:00PM

*C3 Kids programming is available for kids from infant through 3^rd grade. Your 4^th and 5^th graders are invited to participate in the candlelight service with you. 

**Ravens play at 1PM on December 24.

RSVP HERE

We look forward to seeing you. Click HERE to plan your visit.

Online Christmas Eve Services

Christmas Eve services will be available online on December 24.

TUNE IN HERE

Bring your family & friends with you to CCC this Christmas! In-person candlelight services* are a special way to celebrate Christmas and might even be the highlight of your holiday. We 100% promise that no elves will be harmed in the making of our services…this year. We also 100% promise there will be Christmas cookies, a hot chocolate bar, a professional photo booth, and plenty of space to hang out. Critics agree it will be 4.75 out of 5 stars. 

Candlelight Services

December 22 (Thursday)
7:00PM

December 23 (Friday)
4:00PM & 6:00PM

December 24 (Saturday)
3:00PM**, 5:00PM & 7:00PM

*C3 Kids programming is available for kids from infant through 3^rd grade. Your 4^th and 5^th graders are invited to participate in the candlelight service with you. 

**Ravens play at 1PM on December 24.

RSVP HERE

We look forward to seeing you. Click HERE to plan your visit.

Online Christmas Eve Services

Christmas Eve services will be available online on December 24.

TUNE IN HERE

Coffee Talk is an opportunity for C3 Student Ministry to better partner with YOU and foster significant momentum in our ministry with your C3 Student.  

Each Sunday, before C3 Students’ Weekly Programming, our Student Minister, Ryan Arnold, will sit down with parents from a specific grade of students and their small group leaders. The purpose of these discussions will be to make connections with parents in your same phase, learn from one another, and tackle some relevant topics. You’ll also have the opportunity to sit across from your student’s small group leader as they learn how to serve your family best.

Of course, there will be coffee and other drinks to enjoy while we build relationships and share with one another. 

Please click HERE to RSVP for COFFEE TALK.

Coffee Talk at a Glance:

Who: Parents of middle or high school students
What: A chance for C3 Students to better partner with your family
Where: In the Auditorium at CCC
Why: Because we want to serve your family as best we can
Cost: Free
When: Sunday evenings from 4-6PM

January 8 – 6th Grade Parents
January 15 – 7th Grade Parents
January 22 – 8th Grade Parents
January 29 – 9th Grade Parents
February 26 – 10th Grade Parents
March 5 – 11th Grade Parents
March 12 – 12th Grade Parents

Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. 

Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr). During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

CCC is offering a session of Financial Peace University (FPU) this winter. This 9-week class is a little different because you’ll watch videos of the content at home before class and then gather to process and apply what you learned.  It all kicks off on January 12.  

FPU normally costs $130, but as a part of CCC, you (and your spouse) can go through the course for $25. Not to mention, you’ll also receive a year membership to Ramsey+, which includes the Every Dollar Budgeting App so you can really tackle your financial goals. Sign up to start 2023 off by pursuing a whole new financial life.  

WHAT IS FPU?

FPU isn’t your typical “money class.” We’ll learn the truth about money, but it’s more than a plan on how to handle money. FPU gives hope and gets us on the road to having financial peace. It’s practical, entertaining, and fun! Many of us are scared and overwhelmed, and this course can change our lives in an area that causes a lot of stress. Over 1.5 million people have taken FPU. And get this, the average family that completes the course pays off $5,300 in debt and saves $2,700 in the 1st 90 days. That’s an $8,000 turnaround in 3 months! 

FPU is a great opportunity to develop healthy lifelong habits, and there’s something for everyone, whether you’re struggling to make ends meet or are financially fit as a fiddle. We’ll address a range of financial issues, including investing, how to make a budget, how to plan for retirement, and much more. 

REGISTER HERE

FPU at a Glance:
What: It’s a practical, entertaining, and fun money class
When: Thursdays, January 12 – March 9, from 7:00-8:00PM
Where: CCC’s Office, 8007 Corporate Drive, Suite C
Cost: $25

The Pantry Food Drive is all about helping folks in the community who are struggling to make ends meet. CCC has been feeding local families through The Pantry since 2012. We are serving even more clients and want to continue helping families who are struggling. One way you can help your local community is by donating food and supplies at the Food Drive on the third Sunday of each month.

HOW DOES THE FOOD DRIVE WORK?

Purchase some items from the list below and bring them with you to Sunday services (9:00 & 10:45AM) at CCC. You’ll see Food Drive tents set up in the parking lot where you can drop off your donations.

WHAT SHOULD I DONATE?

    MOST NEEDED PANTRY ITEMS:

Non-Perishable Items:

• Mayo
• Ketchup
• Mustard
• Canned Chicken
• Ravioli/Spaghetti O’s
• Pancake Mix
• Syrup
• Healthy adult cereal
• Spaghetti Sauce
• Canned tomatoes
• Canned Peas/Carrots
• Kidney beans
• Skillet Meals
• Instant potatoes
• Cookies
• Mac and Cheese
• Rice Sides
• Noodle Sides
• Rice
• Dinty Moore beef stew
• Tomato Soup
• Pork and Beans

Household Items

• Laundry detergent
• Toilet Paper
• Shampoo

    BACKPACK ITEMS:

• Horizon Whole Milk, shelf-stable 8oz boxes
• Apple juice boxes, 6 oz
• Capri Sun juice pouches
• Soup – tomato, chicken rice, and chicken noodle 10.5 oz
• Ramen noodle packets
• Cup-of-Noodles soup
• Chef Boyardee, 7.25 oz cups
• Chili, 7.25 oz cups
• Protein bars
• Applesauce cups
• Fruit cups
• Jell-o snack packs
• Oatmeal pies
• Pretzels
• Goldfish cracker packets
• Microwave popcorn
• Mashed Potato packets
• Mac and Cheese Cups
• Flavored noodle packs
• Trail Mix
• Small cereal boxes

Community Christian Church is here for you, and everyone’s welcome whether you’re a part of CCC or not.  If you would like to receive help from The Pantry, email thepantry@communitycc.net or call 410.882.1497 and leave a message. Thank you for providing for our neighbors through The Pantry.

Coffee Talk is an opportunity for C3 Student Ministry to better partner with YOU and foster significant momentum in our ministry with your C3 Student.  

Each Sunday, before C3 Students’ Weekly Programming, our Student Minister, Ryan Arnold, will sit down with parents from a specific grade of students and their small group leaders. The purpose of these discussions will be to make connections with parents in your same phase, learn from one another, and tackle some relevant topics. You’ll also have the opportunity to sit across from your student’s small group leader as they learn how to serve your family best.

Of course, there will be coffee and other drinks to enjoy while we build relationships and share with one another. 

Please click HERE to RSVP for COFFEE TALK.

Coffee Talk at a Glance:

Who: Parents of middle or high school students
What: A chance for C3 Students to better partner with your family
Where: In the Auditorium at CCC
Why: Because we want to serve your family as best we can
Cost: Free
When: Sunday evenings from 4-6PM

January 8 – 6th Grade Parents
January 15 – 7th Grade Parents
January 22 – 8th Grade Parents
January 29 – 9th Grade Parents
February 26 – 10th Grade Parents
March 5 – 11th Grade Parents
March 12 – 12th Grade Parents

Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. 

Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr). During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

CCC is offering a session of Financial Peace University (FPU) this winter. This 9-week class is a little different because you’ll watch videos of the content at home before class and then gather to process and apply what you learned.  It all kicks off on January 12.  

FPU normally costs $130, but as a part of CCC, you (and your spouse) can go through the course for $25. Not to mention, you’ll also receive a year membership to Ramsey+, which includes the Every Dollar Budgeting App so you can really tackle your financial goals. Sign up to start 2023 off by pursuing a whole new financial life.  

WHAT IS FPU?

FPU isn’t your typical “money class.” We’ll learn the truth about money, but it’s more than a plan on how to handle money. FPU gives hope and gets us on the road to having financial peace. It’s practical, entertaining, and fun! Many of us are scared and overwhelmed, and this course can change our lives in an area that causes a lot of stress. Over 1.5 million people have taken FPU. And get this, the average family that completes the course pays off $5,300 in debt and saves $2,700 in the 1st 90 days. That’s an $8,000 turnaround in 3 months! 

FPU is a great opportunity to develop healthy lifelong habits, and there’s something for everyone, whether you’re struggling to make ends meet or are financially fit as a fiddle. We’ll address a range of financial issues, including investing, how to make a budget, how to plan for retirement, and much more. 

REGISTER HERE

FPU at a Glance:
What: It’s a practical, entertaining, and fun money class
When: Thursdays, January 12 – March 9, from 7:00-8:00PM
Where: CCC’s Office, 8007 Corporate Drive, Suite C
Cost: $25

You know, it can be easy to come to church on the weekends and never really interact with other people. Guy’s Breakfast is a great opportunity for guys around CCC to get to know each other in a casual atmosphere. When you attend a Guy’s Breakfast you’ll get some good food, great conversation, and a devotional thought to help you on your journey with God. (And most likely, you’ll get bacon!)

Interested? You can register below.
Where? Guy’s Breakfast meets from 7:30-9:00AM in the Warehouse at CCC
Questions? Email joe.wilson@communitycc.net.

Register

Coffee Talk is an opportunity for C3 Student Ministry to better partner with YOU and foster significant momentum in our ministry with your C3 Student.  

Each Sunday, before C3 Students’ Weekly Programming, our Student Minister, Ryan Arnold, will sit down with parents from a specific grade of students and their small group leaders. The purpose of these discussions will be to make connections with parents in your same phase, learn from one another, and tackle some relevant topics. You’ll also have the opportunity to sit across from your student’s small group leader as they learn how to serve your family best.

Of course, there will be coffee and other drinks to enjoy while we build relationships and share with one another. 

Please click HERE to RSVP for COFFEE TALK.

Coffee Talk at a Glance:

Who: Parents of middle or high school students
What: A chance for C3 Students to better partner with your family
Where: In the Auditorium at CCC
Why: Because we want to serve your family as best we can
Cost: Free
When: Sunday evenings from 4-6PM

January 8 – 6th Grade Parents
January 15 – 7th Grade Parents
January 22 – 8th Grade Parents
January 29 – 9th Grade Parents
February 26 – 10th Grade Parents
March 5 – 11th Grade Parents
March 12 – 12th Grade Parents

Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. 

Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr). During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

CCC is offering a session of Financial Peace University (FPU) this winter. This 9-week class is a little different because you’ll watch videos of the content at home before class and then gather to process and apply what you learned.  It all kicks off on January 12.  

FPU normally costs $130, but as a part of CCC, you (and your spouse) can go through the course for $25. Not to mention, you’ll also receive a year membership to Ramsey+, which includes the Every Dollar Budgeting App so you can really tackle your financial goals. Sign up to start 2023 off by pursuing a whole new financial life.  

WHAT IS FPU?

FPU isn’t your typical “money class.” We’ll learn the truth about money, but it’s more than a plan on how to handle money. FPU gives hope and gets us on the road to having financial peace. It’s practical, entertaining, and fun! Many of us are scared and overwhelmed, and this course can change our lives in an area that causes a lot of stress. Over 1.5 million people have taken FPU. And get this, the average family that completes the course pays off $5,300 in debt and saves $2,700 in the 1st 90 days. That’s an $8,000 turnaround in 3 months! 

FPU is a great opportunity to develop healthy lifelong habits, and there’s something for everyone, whether you’re struggling to make ends meet or are financially fit as a fiddle. We’ll address a range of financial issues, including investing, how to make a budget, how to plan for retirement, and much more. 

REGISTER HERE

FPU at a Glance:
What: It’s a practical, entertaining, and fun money class
When: Thursdays, January 12 – March 9, from 7:00-8:00PM
Where: CCC’s Office, 8007 Corporate Drive, Suite C
Cost: $25

Coffee Talk is an opportunity for C3 Student Ministry to better partner with YOU and foster significant momentum in our ministry with your C3 Student.  

Each Sunday, before C3 Students’ Weekly Programming, our Student Minister, Ryan Arnold, will sit down with parents from a specific grade of students and their small group leaders. The purpose of these discussions will be to make connections with parents in your same phase, learn from one another, and tackle some relevant topics. You’ll also have the opportunity to sit across from your student’s small group leader as they learn how to serve your family best.

Of course, there will be coffee and other drinks to enjoy while we build relationships and share with one another. 

Please click HERE to RSVP for COFFEE TALK.

Coffee Talk at a Glance:

Who: Parents of middle or high school students
What: A chance for C3 Students to better partner with your family
Where: In the Auditorium at CCC
Why: Because we want to serve your family as best we can
Cost: Free
When: Sunday evenings from 4-6PM

January 8 – 6th Grade Parents
January 15 – 7th Grade Parents
January 22 – 8th Grade Parents
January 29 – 9th Grade Parents
February 26 – 10th Grade Parents
March 5 – 11th Grade Parents
March 12 – 12th Grade Parents

Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. 

Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr). During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

CCC is offering a session of Financial Peace University (FPU) this winter. This 9-week class is a little different because you’ll watch videos of the content at home before class and then gather to process and apply what you learned.  It all kicks off on January 12.  

FPU normally costs $130, but as a part of CCC, you (and your spouse) can go through the course for $25. Not to mention, you’ll also receive a year membership to Ramsey+, which includes the Every Dollar Budgeting App so you can really tackle your financial goals. Sign up to start 2023 off by pursuing a whole new financial life.  

WHAT IS FPU?

FPU isn’t your typical “money class.” We’ll learn the truth about money, but it’s more than a plan on how to handle money. FPU gives hope and gets us on the road to having financial peace. It’s practical, entertaining, and fun! Many of us are scared and overwhelmed, and this course can change our lives in an area that causes a lot of stress. Over 1.5 million people have taken FPU. And get this, the average family that completes the course pays off $5,300 in debt and saves $2,700 in the 1st 90 days. That’s an $8,000 turnaround in 3 months! 

FPU is a great opportunity to develop healthy lifelong habits, and there’s something for everyone, whether you’re struggling to make ends meet or are financially fit as a fiddle. We’ll address a range of financial issues, including investing, how to make a budget, how to plan for retirement, and much more. 

REGISTER HERE

FPU at a Glance:
What: It’s a practical, entertaining, and fun money class
When: Thursdays, January 12 – March 9, from 7:00-8:00PM
Where: CCC’s Office, 8007 Corporate Drive, Suite C
Cost: $25

At CCC, we love partnering with couples and helping them have the healthiest marriages possible. Fit To Be Tied is for couples heading toward marriage and for couples wanting to invest in their marriage.

This weekend experience (February 3 & 4), addresses what the Bible says about love and marriage, how to become a student of your spouse, love languages, sex, finances, family-of-origin issues, and much more.

There’s homework for you and your partner heading into the weekend and resources you can utilize coming out of it. This weekend could be a game-changer for your relationship. If you’re looking to build an incredible marriage, then you really need to check out the Fit To Be Tied weekend.

Register Here

Fit To Be Tied at a Glance:
Who: Couples preparing to take the plunge or have already plunged
What: A weekend experience focused on developing an outstanding, God honoring marriage
When: February 3 from 6:30PM-9:00PM and February 4 from 8:00AM-3:00PM
Where: Community Christian Church
Cost: $100 per couple

Middle School Escape is an OVERNIGHT adventure designed for CCC middle school students and their friends. We’ll kick things off at CCC and then head out to a TOP SECRET OFF-SITE DESTINATION. Students will then return to CCC for the night. The next morning, we’ll have breakfast and then HIT THE ROAD to Big Kahuna Water Park in New Jersey for the day!

Make sure to get your student there because the Middle School Escape is by far the best way for any middle schooler to kick off 2023.

REGISTER HERE

Escape at a Glance:

Who: CCC middle school students and their friends
What: An overnight adventure
When: February 3 (drop off at 7PM)–February 4 (pick up at 9PM)
Where: Meet at CCC and get picked up at CCC
Cost: $75
How: CLICK HERE to register and pay online

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

CCC is offering a session of Financial Peace University (FPU) this winter. This 9-week class is a little different because you’ll watch videos of the content at home before class and then gather to process and apply what you learned.  It all kicks off on January 12.  

FPU normally costs $130, but as a part of CCC, you (and your spouse) can go through the course for $25. Not to mention, you’ll also receive a year membership to Ramsey+, which includes the Every Dollar Budgeting App so you can really tackle your financial goals. Sign up to start 2023 off by pursuing a whole new financial life.  

WHAT IS FPU?

FPU isn’t your typical “money class.” We’ll learn the truth about money, but it’s more than a plan on how to handle money. FPU gives hope and gets us on the road to having financial peace. It’s practical, entertaining, and fun! Many of us are scared and overwhelmed, and this course can change our lives in an area that causes a lot of stress. Over 1.5 million people have taken FPU. And get this, the average family that completes the course pays off $5,300 in debt and saves $2,700 in the 1st 90 days. That’s an $8,000 turnaround in 3 months! 

FPU is a great opportunity to develop healthy lifelong habits, and there’s something for everyone, whether you’re struggling to make ends meet or are financially fit as a fiddle. We’ll address a range of financial issues, including investing, how to make a budget, how to plan for retirement, and much more. 

REGISTER HERE

FPU at a Glance:
What: It’s a practical, entertaining, and fun money class
When: Thursdays, January 12 – March 9, from 7:00-8:00PM
Where: CCC’s Office, 8007 Corporate Drive, Suite C
Cost: $25

CCC is offering a session of Financial Peace University (FPU) this winter. This 9-week class is a little different because you’ll watch videos of the content at home before class and then gather to process and apply what you learned.  It all kicks off on January 12.  

FPU normally costs $130, but as a part of CCC, you (and your spouse) can go through the course for $25. Not to mention, you’ll also receive a year membership to Ramsey+, which includes the Every Dollar Budgeting App so you can really tackle your financial goals. Sign up to start 2023 off by pursuing a whole new financial life.  

WHAT IS FPU?

FPU isn’t your typical “money class.” We’ll learn the truth about money, but it’s more than a plan on how to handle money. FPU gives hope and gets us on the road to having financial peace. It’s practical, entertaining, and fun! Many of us are scared and overwhelmed, and this course can change our lives in an area that causes a lot of stress. Over 1.5 million people have taken FPU. And get this, the average family that completes the course pays off $5,300 in debt and saves $2,700 in the 1st 90 days. That’s an $8,000 turnaround in 3 months! 

FPU is a great opportunity to develop healthy lifelong habits, and there’s something for everyone, whether you’re struggling to make ends meet or are financially fit as a fiddle. We’ll address a range of financial issues, including investing, how to make a budget, how to plan for retirement, and much more. 

REGISTER HERE

FPU at a Glance:
What: It’s a practical, entertaining, and fun money class
When: Thursdays, January 12 – March 9, from 7:00-8:00PM
Where: CCC’s Office, 8007 Corporate Drive, Suite C
Cost: $25

C3 Students is heading to Camp Puh Tok this February for the High School Winter Retreat! This is hands down the best way to get 2023 heading in the right direction. 

This year, we will be spending the weekend digging into a set of practices that followers of Jesus have made a priority for years. These practices, also known as spiritual disciplines, have the potential to radically change the course of your life! 

Follow the links below to register. Space is limited, so don’t miss out!

REGISTER HERE

Winter Retreat at a Glance:

Who: CCC high school students
What: A weekend retreat
When: February 17 (4PM drop off) – February 19 (1PM pick up)
Where: Camp Puh Tok | Drop off & Pick Up at CCC
Cost: $100 by January 1,  $125 by January 2-29, and $150 after (a $25 discount is available for families with multiple students).  

Friends who HAVE NOT ATTENDED C3 Students Weekly Programming can register for $75.

You know, it can be easy to come to church on the weekends and never really interact with other people. Guy’s Breakfast is a great opportunity for guys around CCC to get to know each other in a casual atmosphere. When you attend a Guy’s Breakfast you’ll get some good food, great conversation, and a devotional thought to help you on your journey with God. (And most likely, you’ll get bacon!)

Interested? You can register below.
Where? Guy’s Breakfast meets from 7:30-9:00AM in the Warehouse at CCC
Questions? Email joe.wilson@communitycc.net.

Register

The Pantry Food Drive is all about helping folks in the community who are struggling to make ends meet. CCC has been feeding local families through The Pantry since 2012. We are serving even more clients and want to continue helping families who are struggling. One way you can help your local community is by donating food and supplies at the Food Drive on the third Sunday of each month.

HOW DOES THE FOOD DRIVE WORK?

Purchase some items from the list below and bring them with you to Sunday services (9:00 & 10:45AM) at CCC. You’ll see Food Drive tents set up in the parking lot where you can drop off your donations.

WHAT SHOULD I DONATE?

    MOST NEEDED PANTRY ITEMS:

Non-Perishable Items:

• Mayo
• Ketchup
• Mustard
• Canned Chicken
• Ravioli/Spaghetti O’s
• Pancake Mix
• Syrup
• Healthy adult cereal
• Spaghetti Sauce
• Canned tomatoes
• Canned Peas/Carrots
• Kidney beans
• Skillet Meals
• Instant potatoes
• Cookies
• Mac and Cheese
• Rice Sides
• Noodle Sides
• Rice
• Dinty Moore beef stew
• Tomato Soup
• Pork and Beans

Household Items

• Laundry detergent
• Toilet Paper
• Shampoo

    BACKPACK ITEMS:

• Horizon Whole Milk, shelf-stable 8oz boxes
• Apple juice boxes, 6 oz
• Capri Sun juice pouches
• Soup – tomato, chicken rice, and chicken noodle 10.5 oz
• Ramen noodle packets
• Cup-of-Noodles soup
• Chef Boyardee, 7.25 oz cups
• Chili, 7.25 oz cups
• Protein bars
• Applesauce cups
• Fruit cups
• Jell-o snack packs
• Oatmeal pies
• Pretzels
• Goldfish cracker packets
• Microwave popcorn
• Mashed Potato packets
• Mac and Cheese Cups
• Flavored noodle packs
• Trail Mix
• Small cereal boxes

Community Christian Church is here for you, and everyone’s welcome whether you’re a part of CCC or not.  If you would like to receive help from The Pantry, email thepantry@communitycc.net or call 410.882.1497 and leave a message. Thank you for providing for our neighbors through The Pantry.

Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

CCC is offering a session of Financial Peace University (FPU) this winter. This 9-week class is a little different because you’ll watch videos of the content at home before class and then gather to process and apply what you learned.  It all kicks off on January 12.  

FPU normally costs $130, but as a part of CCC, you (and your spouse) can go through the course for $25. Not to mention, you’ll also receive a year membership to Ramsey+, which includes the Every Dollar Budgeting App so you can really tackle your financial goals. Sign up to start 2023 off by pursuing a whole new financial life.  

WHAT IS FPU?

FPU isn’t your typical “money class.” We’ll learn the truth about money, but it’s more than a plan on how to handle money. FPU gives hope and gets us on the road to having financial peace. It’s practical, entertaining, and fun! Many of us are scared and overwhelmed, and this course can change our lives in an area that causes a lot of stress. Over 1.5 million people have taken FPU. And get this, the average family that completes the course pays off $5,300 in debt and saves $2,700 in the 1st 90 days. That’s an $8,000 turnaround in 3 months! 

FPU is a great opportunity to develop healthy lifelong habits, and there’s something for everyone, whether you’re struggling to make ends meet or are financially fit as a fiddle. We’ll address a range of financial issues, including investing, how to make a budget, how to plan for retirement, and much more. 

REGISTER HERE

FPU at a Glance:
What: It’s a practical, entertaining, and fun money class
When: Thursdays, January 12 – March 9, from 7:00-8:00PM
Where: CCC’s Office, 8007 Corporate Drive, Suite C
Cost: $25

Coffee Talk is an opportunity for C3 Student Ministry to better partner with YOU and foster significant momentum in our ministry with your C3 Student.  

Each Sunday, before C3 Students’ Weekly Programming, our Student Minister, Ryan Arnold, will sit down with parents from a specific grade of students and their small group leaders. The purpose of these discussions will be to make connections with parents in your same phase, learn from one another, and tackle some relevant topics. You’ll also have the opportunity to sit across from your student’s small group leader as they learn how to serve your family best.

Of course, there will be coffee and other drinks to enjoy while we build relationships and share with one another. 

Please click HERE to RSVP for COFFEE TALK.

Coffee Talk at a Glance:

Who: Parents of middle or high school students
What: A chance for C3 Students to better partner with your family
Where: In the Auditorium at CCC
Why: Because we want to serve your family as best we can
Cost: Free
When: Sunday evenings from 4-6PM

January 8 – 6th Grade Parents
January 15 – 7th Grade Parents
January 22 – 8th Grade Parents
January 29 – 9th Grade Parents
February 26 – 10th Grade Parents
March 5 – 11th Grade Parents
March 12 – 12th Grade Parents

Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. 

Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr). During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

CCC is offering a session of Financial Peace University (FPU) this winter. This 9-week class is a little different because you’ll watch videos of the content at home before class and then gather to process and apply what you learned.  It all kicks off on January 12.  

FPU normally costs $130, but as a part of CCC, you (and your spouse) can go through the course for $25. Not to mention, you’ll also receive a year membership to Ramsey+, which includes the Every Dollar Budgeting App so you can really tackle your financial goals. Sign up to start 2023 off by pursuing a whole new financial life.  

WHAT IS FPU?

FPU isn’t your typical “money class.” We’ll learn the truth about money, but it’s more than a plan on how to handle money. FPU gives hope and gets us on the road to having financial peace. It’s practical, entertaining, and fun! Many of us are scared and overwhelmed, and this course can change our lives in an area that causes a lot of stress. Over 1.5 million people have taken FPU. And get this, the average family that completes the course pays off $5,300 in debt and saves $2,700 in the 1st 90 days. That’s an $8,000 turnaround in 3 months! 

FPU is a great opportunity to develop healthy lifelong habits, and there’s something for everyone, whether you’re struggling to make ends meet or are financially fit as a fiddle. We’ll address a range of financial issues, including investing, how to make a budget, how to plan for retirement, and much more. 

REGISTER HERE

FPU at a Glance:
What: It’s a practical, entertaining, and fun money class
When: Thursdays, January 12 – March 9, from 7:00-8:00PM
Where: CCC’s Office, 8007 Corporate Drive, Suite C
Cost: $25

Coffee Talk is an opportunity for C3 Student Ministry to better partner with YOU and foster significant momentum in our ministry with your C3 Student.  

Each Sunday, before C3 Students’ Weekly Programming, our Student Minister, Ryan Arnold, will sit down with parents from a specific grade of students and their small group leaders. The purpose of these discussions will be to make connections with parents in your same phase, learn from one another, and tackle some relevant topics. You’ll also have the opportunity to sit across from your student’s small group leader as they learn how to serve your family best.

Of course, there will be coffee and other drinks to enjoy while we build relationships and share with one another. 

Please click HERE to RSVP for COFFEE TALK.

Coffee Talk at a Glance:

Who: Parents of middle or high school students
What: A chance for C3 Students to better partner with your family
Where: In the Auditorium at CCC
Why: Because we want to serve your family as best we can
Cost: Free
When: Sunday evenings from 4-6PM

January 8 – 6th Grade Parents
January 15 – 7th Grade Parents
January 22 – 8th Grade Parents
January 29 – 9th Grade Parents
February 26 – 10th Grade Parents
March 5 – 11th Grade Parents
March 12 – 12th Grade Parents

Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. 

Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr). During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

CCC is offering a session of Financial Peace University (FPU) this winter. This 9-week class is a little different because you’ll watch videos of the content at home before class and then gather to process and apply what you learned.  It all kicks off on January 12.  

FPU normally costs $130, but as a part of CCC, you (and your spouse) can go through the course for $25. Not to mention, you’ll also receive a year membership to Ramsey+, which includes the Every Dollar Budgeting App so you can really tackle your financial goals. Sign up to start 2023 off by pursuing a whole new financial life.  

WHAT IS FPU?

FPU isn’t your typical “money class.” We’ll learn the truth about money, but it’s more than a plan on how to handle money. FPU gives hope and gets us on the road to having financial peace. It’s practical, entertaining, and fun! Many of us are scared and overwhelmed, and this course can change our lives in an area that causes a lot of stress. Over 1.5 million people have taken FPU. And get this, the average family that completes the course pays off $5,300 in debt and saves $2,700 in the 1st 90 days. That’s an $8,000 turnaround in 3 months! 

FPU is a great opportunity to develop healthy lifelong habits, and there’s something for everyone, whether you’re struggling to make ends meet or are financially fit as a fiddle. We’ll address a range of financial issues, including investing, how to make a budget, how to plan for retirement, and much more. 

REGISTER HERE

FPU at a Glance:
What: It’s a practical, entertaining, and fun money class
When: Thursdays, January 12 – March 9, from 7:00-8:00PM
Where: CCC’s Office, 8007 Corporate Drive, Suite C
Cost: $25

Coffee Talk is an opportunity for C3 Student Ministry to better partner with YOU and foster significant momentum in our ministry with your C3 Student.  

Each Sunday, before C3 Students’ Weekly Programming, our Student Minister, Ryan Arnold, will sit down with parents from a specific grade of students and their small group leaders. The purpose of these discussions will be to make connections with parents in your same phase, learn from one another, and tackle some relevant topics. You’ll also have the opportunity to sit across from your student’s small group leader as they learn how to serve your family best.

Of course, there will be coffee and other drinks to enjoy while we build relationships and share with one another. 

Please click HERE to RSVP for COFFEE TALK.

Coffee Talk at a Glance:

Who: Parents of middle or high school students
What: A chance for C3 Students to better partner with your family
Where: In the Auditorium at CCC
Why: Because we want to serve your family as best we can
Cost: Free
When: Sunday evenings from 4-6PM

January 8 – 6th Grade Parents
January 15 – 7th Grade Parents
January 22 – 8th Grade Parents
January 29 – 9th Grade Parents
February 26 – 10th Grade Parents
March 5 – 11th Grade Parents
March 12 – 12th Grade Parents

Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. 

Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr). During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

You know, it can be easy to come to church on the weekends and never really interact with other people. Guy’s Breakfast is a great opportunity for guys around CCC to get to know each other in a casual atmosphere. When you attend a Guy’s Breakfast you’ll get some good food, great conversation, and a devotional thought to help you on your journey with God. (And most likely, you’ll get bacon!)

Interested? You can register below.
Where? Guy’s Breakfast meets from 7:30-9:00AM in the Warehouse at CCC
Questions? Email joe.wilson@communitycc.net.

Register

The Pantry Food Drive is all about helping folks in the community who are struggling to make ends meet. CCC has been feeding local families through The Pantry since 2012. We are serving even more clients and want to continue helping families who are struggling. One way you can help your local community is by donating food and supplies at the Food Drive on the third Sunday of each month.

HOW DOES THE FOOD DRIVE WORK?

Purchase some items from the list below and bring them with you to Sunday services (9:00 & 10:45AM) at CCC. You’ll see Food Drive tents set up in the parking lot where you can drop off your donations.

WHAT SHOULD I DONATE?

    MOST NEEDED PANTRY ITEMS:

Non-Perishable Items:

• Mayo
• Ketchup
• Mustard
• Canned Chicken
• Ravioli/Spaghetti O’s
• Pancake Mix
• Syrup
• Healthy adult cereal
• Spaghetti Sauce
• Canned tomatoes
• Canned Peas/Carrots
• Kidney beans
• Skillet Meals
• Instant potatoes
• Cookies
• Mac and Cheese
• Rice Sides
• Noodle Sides
• Rice
• Dinty Moore beef stew
• Tomato Soup
• Pork and Beans

Household Items

• Laundry detergent
• Toilet Paper
• Shampoo

    BACKPACK ITEMS:

• Horizon Whole Milk, shelf-stable 8oz boxes
• Apple juice boxes, 6 oz
• Capri Sun juice pouches
• Soup – tomato, chicken rice, and chicken noodle 10.5 oz
• Ramen noodle packets
• Cup-of-Noodles soup
• Chef Boyardee, 7.25 oz cups
• Chili, 7.25 oz cups
• Protein bars
• Applesauce cups
• Fruit cups
• Jell-o snack packs
• Oatmeal pies
• Pretzels
• Goldfish cracker packets
• Microwave popcorn
• Mashed Potato packets
• Mac and Cheese Cups
• Flavored noodle packs
• Trail Mix
• Small cereal boxes

Community Christian Church is here for you, and everyone’s welcome whether you’re a part of CCC or not.  If you would like to receive help from The Pantry, email thepantry@communitycc.net or call 410.882.1497 and leave a message. Thank you for providing for our neighbors through The Pantry.

Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. 

Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr). During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. 

Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr). During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

You know, it can be easy to come to church on the weekends and never really interact with other people. Guy’s Breakfast is a great opportunity for guys around CCC to get to know each other in a casual atmosphere. When you attend a Guy’s Breakfast you’ll get some good food, great conversation, and a devotional thought to help you on your journey with God. (And most likely, you’ll get bacon!)

Interested? You can register below.
Where? Guy’s Breakfast meets from 7:30-9:00AM in the Warehouse at CCC
Questions? Email joe.wilson@communitycc.net.

Register

The Pantry Food Drive is all about helping folks in the community who are struggling to make ends meet. CCC has been feeding local families through The Pantry since 2012. We are serving even more clients and want to continue helping families who are struggling. One way you can help your local community is by donating food and supplies at the Food Drive on the third Sunday of each month.

HOW DOES THE FOOD DRIVE WORK?

Purchase some items from the list below and bring them with you to Sunday services (9:00 & 10:45AM) at CCC. You’ll see Food Drive tents set up in the parking lot where you can drop off your donations.

WHAT SHOULD I DONATE?

    MOST NEEDED PANTRY ITEMS:

Non-Perishable Items:

• Mayo
• Ketchup
• Mustard
• Canned Chicken
• Ravioli/Spaghetti O’s
• Pancake Mix
• Syrup
• Healthy adult cereal
• Spaghetti Sauce
• Canned tomatoes
• Canned Peas/Carrots
• Kidney beans
• Skillet Meals
• Instant potatoes
• Cookies
• Mac and Cheese
• Rice Sides
• Noodle Sides
• Rice
• Dinty Moore beef stew
• Tomato Soup
• Pork and Beans

Household Items

• Laundry detergent
• Toilet Paper
• Shampoo

    BACKPACK ITEMS:

• Horizon Whole Milk, shelf-stable 8oz boxes
• Apple juice boxes, 6 oz
• Capri Sun juice pouches
• Soup – tomato, chicken rice, and chicken noodle 10.5 oz
• Ramen noodle packets
• Cup-of-Noodles soup
• Chef Boyardee, 7.25 oz cups
• Chili, 7.25 oz cups
• Protein bars
• Applesauce cups
• Fruit cups
• Jell-o snack packs
• Oatmeal pies
• Pretzels
• Goldfish cracker packets
• Microwave popcorn
• Mashed Potato packets
• Mac and Cheese Cups
• Flavored noodle packs
• Trail Mix
• Small cereal boxes

Community Christian Church is here for you, and everyone’s welcome whether you’re a part of CCC or not.  If you would like to receive help from The Pantry, email thepantry@communitycc.net or call 410.882.1497 and leave a message. Thank you for providing for our neighbors through The Pantry.

Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. 

Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr). During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. 

Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr). During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. 

Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr). During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

Middle School

Middle School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year at CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr).

During the Large Group time (MS LG), you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. 

Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to Small Groups (MS SG).  Middle School Small Groups are grouped by grade and gender. Small Groups give students a chance to ask questions, dig deeper into the teaching from Large Group, build relationships with other students, and take their experience with C3 Students to another level.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups without the large group component. You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

High School

High School Large Group and Small Group take place together on Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30PM during the school year. Large Group takes place CCC’s main building (8009 Corporate Dr). During the Large Group time, you can expect to grab a meal (for around $5), connect with friends, play some sports or games, meet new people, and much more. Together, we’ll learn about who Jesus is & how we can live more like Him.

Immediately following Large Group, students will head to small group at the CCC Offices (8007 Corporate Dr). Groups are grade and gender-based and provide a great chance to develop meaningful friendships that aren’t always easy to find. Being connected to the right group of people is one of the most important things we do. In times of fun and in those not-so-fun times, small groups are your source of friendship, support, and encouragement. As you surround yourself with others who love Jesus, your faith will also grow.

Occasionally, we’ll have a gathering offsite for small groups.  You’ll hear about those in advance, and you can always find them on the calendar.

You know, it can be easy to come to church on the weekends and never really interact with other people. Guy’s Breakfast is a great opportunity for guys around CCC to get to know each other in a casual atmosphere. When you attend a Guy’s Breakfast you’ll get some good food, great conversation, and a devotional thought to help you on your journey with God. (And most likely, you’ll get bacon!)

Interested? You can register below.
Where? Guy’s Breakfast meets from 7:30-9:00AM in the Warehouse at CCC
Questions? Email joe.wilson@communitycc.net.

Register

The Pantry Food Drive is all about helping folks in the community who are struggling to make ends meet. CCC has been feeding local families through The Pantry since 2012. We are serving even more clients and want to continue helping families who are struggling. One way you can help your local community is by donating food and supplies at the Food Drive on the third Sunday of each month.

HOW DOES THE FOOD DRIVE WORK?

Purchase some items from the list below and bring them with you to Sunday services (9:00 & 10:45AM) at CCC. You’ll see Food Drive tents set up in the parking lot where you can drop off your donations.

WHAT SHOULD I DONATE?

    MOST NEEDED PANTRY ITEMS:

Non-Perishable Items:

• Mayo
• Ketchup
• Mustard
• Canned Chicken
• Ravioli/Spaghetti O’s
• Pancake Mix
• Syrup
• Healthy adult cereal
• Spaghetti Sauce
• Canned tomatoes
• Canned Peas/Carrots
• Kidney beans
• Skillet Meals
• Instant potatoes
• Cookies
• Mac and Cheese
• Rice Sides
• Noodle Sides
• Rice
• Dinty Moore beef stew
• Tomato Soup
• Pork and Beans

Household Items

• Laundry detergent
• Toilet Paper
• Shampoo

    BACKPACK ITEMS:

• Horizon Whole Milk, shelf-stable 8oz boxes
• Apple juice boxes, 6 oz
• Capri Sun juice pouches
• Soup – tomato, chicken rice, and chicken noodle 10.5 oz
• Ramen noodle packets
• Cup-of-Noodles soup
• Chef Boyardee, 7.25 oz cups
• Chili, 7.25 oz cups
• Protein bars
• Applesauce cups
• Fruit cups
• Jell-o snack packs
• Oatmeal pies
• Pretzels
• Goldfish cracker packets
• Microwave popcorn
• Mashed Potato packets
• Mac and Cheese Cups
• Flavored noodle packs
• Trail Mix
• Small cereal boxes

Community Christian Church is here for you, and everyone’s welcome whether you’re a part of CCC or not.  If you would like to receive help from The Pantry, email thepantry@communitycc.net or call 410.882.1497 and leave a message. Thank you for providing for our neighbors through The Pantry.

You know, it can be easy to come to church on the weekends and never really interact with other people. Guy’s Breakfast is a great opportunity for guys around CCC to get to know each other in a casual atmosphere. When you attend a Guy’s Breakfast you’ll get some good food, great conversation, and a devotional thought to help you on your journey with God. (And most likely, you’ll get bacon!)

Interested? You can register below.
Where? Guy’s Breakfast meets from 7:30-9:00AM in the Warehouse at CCC
Questions? Email joe.wilson@communitycc.net.

Register

The Pantry Food Drive is all about helping folks in the community who are struggling to make ends meet. CCC has been feeding local families through The Pantry since 2012. We are serving even more clients and want to continue helping families who are struggling. One way you can help your local community is by donating food and supplies at the Food Drive on the third Sunday of each month.

HOW DOES THE FOOD DRIVE WORK?

Purchase some items from the list below and bring them with you to Sunday services (9:00 & 10:45AM) at CCC. You’ll see Food Drive tents set up in the parking lot where you can drop off your donations.

WHAT SHOULD I DONATE?

    MOST NEEDED PANTRY ITEMS:

Non-Perishable Items:

• Mayo
• Ketchup
• Mustard
• Canned Chicken
• Ravioli/Spaghetti O’s
• Pancake Mix
• Syrup
• Healthy adult cereal
• Spaghetti Sauce
• Canned tomatoes
• Canned Peas/Carrots
• Kidney beans
• Skillet Meals
• Instant potatoes
• Cookies
• Mac and Cheese
• Rice Sides
• Noodle Sides
• Rice
• Dinty Moore beef stew
• Tomato Soup
• Pork and Beans

Household Items

• Laundry detergent
• Toilet Paper
• Shampoo

    BACKPACK ITEMS:

• Horizon Whole Milk, shelf-stable 8oz boxes
• Apple juice boxes, 6 oz
• Capri Sun juice pouches
• Soup – tomato, chicken rice, and chicken noodle 10.5 oz
• Ramen noodle packets
• Cup-of-Noodles soup
• Chef Boyardee, 7.25 oz cups
• Chili, 7.25 oz cups
• Protein bars
• Applesauce cups
• Fruit cups
• Jell-o snack packs
• Oatmeal pies
• Pretzels
• Goldfish cracker packets
• Microwave popcorn
• Mashed Potato packets
• Mac and Cheese Cups
• Flavored noodle packs
• Trail Mix
• Small cereal boxes

Community Christian Church is here for you, and everyone’s welcome whether you’re a part of CCC or not.  If you would like to receive help from The Pantry, email thepantry@communitycc.net or call 410.882.1497 and leave a message. Thank you for providing for our neighbors through The Pantry.