In a recent post, I wrote about the need to move on from places where we may have been stuck. However, I afterwards realized that it simply may not be that easy for some. Re-reading the account of David’s adultery with Bathsheba and his murder of her husband, Uriah, and the accounts of Abraham’s epic…

by Ellie Willenburg Christian Fellowship Leadership Institute (CFLI) started its second year on June 5 at Donnie Berry’s house with a book discussion of Ray Ortlund’s The Gospel. The group of about 21 men and women, most of them between the ages of 18-30, sat in a circle drinking tea and discussing the book’s message…

If you have been at church in the last few months, you may have noticed some new faces on our worship team! God has brought us wonderful people to serve in worship community and we will be using the next several issues of cfNews to introduce some of them to you. This week, we would…

Happy Easter! We love this short film from Igniter Video. We shared it with the church on Easter morning, but thought you might want to see it again! Enjoy!

We are making great progress with the building campaign.  We have just at 200 CF families contributing, and have raised $847,973.  The first million is just $150,000 away.  For those of you that were able to jump in the first year of Increasing Our Capacity, THANK YOU! God has given us a large vision that…

“I am persuaded that He is able.” What Matters Most Things such as war, catastrophe, death, prison, and disease force us out of the norm and cause us to look at life a little differently.  Things like personal failure, the failure of others, the disappointments of life, or dreams unfulfilled can either cause us to…

Larry Cox, one of the team members, shared with us his perspective of this mission trip.  Enjoy! From the beginning this trip was set apart from the norm of a short term mission trip overseen by Christian Fellowship.  Customarily, CF sends a team that will help in practical ways or with a heavy agenda of…

by Lori Galaske What do five physicians, sixteen medical students, and a variety of non-medical personnel, including a chemistry professor, two engineers, a vet student, a foreign-exchange student, and a high school student have in common? A heart to serve the people of Guatemala, and that’s exactly what they’ll do from March 8 – 15…