What’s happening at Church?
Our in-person Sunday Worship Service is at 10:30AM in our sanctuary, and the video will be posted here on our website later the same day. Other church programs and ministries are conducted via Zoom, Google Meet, or via online/in-person hybrid format.
We welcome everyone. All our services are conducted only in English.
ANNOUNCEMENTS - may 14, 2024
1. On this Sunday’s 5/19 Worship Service, Pastor Mark preaches "Be all that you can be!" with Philippians 3: 10-16 as Scripture.
Preachers next two weeks:
5/26 – Pastor Mark
6/2 – Pastor Joe Chang
2. Sunday School will hold Promotion Sunday on June 16th. We invite all students and families to return and join in fellowship celebrating our students, teachers and Father’s Day.
Vacation Bible School - we need volunteers to help with VBS. Proposed dates are July 15-19. Please contact Karri Yee by June 1st.
3. Centennial Celebration - please save the date, November 2nd, to honor the history and highlight the story of CCC at this milestone anniversary.
Our Weekly Church Programs
Sunday School -
Grades Preschool-12: Summer Break (no class) 6/23-7/7
Grades Preschool-6: Children’s Church 10:30AM-11:45AM, 7/14-8/25
Grades Preschool-12: Fall Break (no class), 9/1-9/8
Grades 7-12 are encouraged to attend regular Sunday Worship Service, 6/23 thru 9/8
Grades Preschool-12: 2024-25 school year starts 9/15
Tuesday Night Men's Bible Study/Fellowship - currently looking for new lead. Email ccc95822@yahoo.com for more information
Women’s Bible Study/Fellowship - Wednesdays, 7:00PM. Contact our sister Adele at adeledin@yahoo.com for information.
Pickleball Fellowship @ the Gym, Sundays, 1:30-3:30PM. Contact Patty Fong at 916-591-5253 (cell/text) or pfongdds@gmail.com to sign up.
This week’s Scripture —
“Do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God, by Whom you were sealed for the day of redemption”. – Ephesians 4:30, NIV
Ponder —
“When we sense a distance in our relationship to God, it is wise to ask ourselves if we are engaged in some persistent, impenitent sin that brings the Spirit grief.”– Robert Sproul