We believe in equipping each believer with biblical knowledge to help them navigate tough choices in life. At Christian Fellowship, we offer groups to help you grow in your knowledge of Christ while connecting with other believers.
Your kids are welcome and safe at Christian Fellowship church. Our desire is for families to know the truth of God as their personal Savior. We regularly host events for children and their parents to connect at Christian Fellowship - join us!
The atmosphere at our two Sunday morning church meetings is casual, with contemporary worship, a Bible-based teaching, and prayer. We offer children and middle school ministry during the teaching time. Our congregation is multi-ethnic, multi-national, and multi-generational.
Our Sunday afternoon service is an African multi-lingual gathering of worship, teaching, prayer, and dance.
Our desire is to live in community – as a spiritual family - where we not only worship together, but also share life together, pray together, and in some small way be a reflection of the Kingdom of God.
During the week, we host a variety of small groups and classes for discipleship, leadership, mentoring, pre-marital counseling, women’s Bible studies, men’s Bible studies, youth meetings - both junior and senior high, college students, young married couples, children and families, and seniors.
Another way to build and strengthen relationships in community is to serve alongside one another. God has given each of us talents and skills for the purpose of blessing and building up others, both inside and outside the four walls of the church. We have a variety of opportunities to serve our church, city and world.
By: Donnie Berry
We live in a culture that is highly polarized and divided on all kinds of issues, and this raises important questions for us as Christians. What does love and faithfulness to Jesus look like in our culture? We’ve been reading through the Gospel of John as part of our Bible Reading Plan, and one of the things Je...Read more
By: Phil Schaefer
We are living in a time when followers of Christ are asking questions about how to engage in conversations about social issues. An ever-growing number are asking, “how can we think ‘Christianly’ about these issues?” Many do not want to get pulled into the strong-willed political perspectives but also do not w...Read more
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