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  • Elder's Update | March 2024

    What an incredible inheritance is awaiting us. In these days leading up to good Friday and Easter, we commemorate the price Jesus paid on our behalf and how he conquered death by being raised from the grave, so we can inherit this eternal bliss. But even, apart from the future bliss, we already have many blessing to enjoy in the present. Not the least the opportunity to meet and worship with other believers and serve each other within the body of Christ. read more
    Categories: Elders Update
  • Elder's Update | February 2024

    When we take the time to reflect on what God has done, we cannot help but be driven towards anticipation of what He will continue to do. We begin to get excited about the year ahead and ponder “If God did such wonderful things last year…what might he do this year?” I hope that question excites you as much as it does us, because with God nothing is impossible. read more
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  • Elder Nominations | Pray. Discern. Nominate

    he head of Central Community Church is Jesus Christ. As a church, we strive to be faithful to Jesus and live out His purposes in our community and world. On a practical level, Jesus gifts and calls individuals to give leadership to His church. read more
    Categories: Elder Nominations, Stewardship
  • Elder's Update | January 2024

    Well it is always exciting to begin a New Year! If you made any resolutions, studies would suggest the majority of us have already failed to fulfill them. read more
    Categories: Elders Update
  • Elder's Update | December 2023

    This month’s elders meeting began with our much-anticipated bi-annual pastor-elder dinner. It is a wonderful opportunity to gather and break bread with our pastors outside the hustle and bustle of ministry. read more
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  • Elder's Update | November 2023

    This month’s elders meeting began with our much-anticipated bi-annual pastor-elder dinner. It is a wonderful opportunity to gather and break bread with our pastors outside the hustle and bustle of ministry. read more
    Categories: Elders Update
  • Elder's Update | October 2023

    Is it too early to be talking about Christmas? To me, it feels like summer was just yesterday and any talk of Christmas is miles away. Yet, the reality is Christmas is around the corner and discussion on Advent, Christmas Eve services and everything surrounding the celebration of the birth of Christ was in full swing at our meeting this month. That might cause you as much consternation as it did me, but it also means that the ministry year is in full swing, and we have things to celebrate as a church! read more
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  • The Terror And Beauty Of Being A Woman

    Recently I was talking to my daughter and she asked me in all seriousness, "why do men have it so much easier than women?" In that moment as a millennial mom it was like a rush of my own life history about the subject filled my mind all at once. If I was in a movie, a foggy sepia-toned reel of my own storied past would appear, overlaid with the song "Wannabe" by Spice Girls. I didn't know how to respond to my daughter, all I knew is that I wanted to agree with her. Yet I questioned my own intentions with that agreement. There's no question that the road from girlhood to womanhood is bumpy. And it doesn't really get easier with time. read more
    Categories: 21st Century, Christian Living, Culture, Women
  • Elder's Update | September 2023

    The elders met again this past Tuesday night for our first meeting since the summer break. It was very nice to see each other again and there was a sense of excitement to start this fall season of ministry. read more
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  • Elder's Update | June 2023

    Well Central, we’re halfway through 2023 already! The school year is ending and summertime is upon us. The elders met for a final meeting before we take a break for the summer; we will resume meeting again in September. read more
    Categories: Elders Update, Giving, Tongues