Adult Ministries
Study Groups
In addition to our Sunday morning adult classes, we offer a variety of adult study opportunities throughout the year. These include: the Kerygma Bible Study Series, Financial Peace University, Contagious Christians, Parenting Classes and Alcoholics Anonymous.
Christian Women's Fellowship (CWF)
The purpose of CWF is to provide opportunities for spiritual growth, enrichment, education, service and stewardship for women of all ages. We have 3 different groups that meet monthly, in homes or at the church and also combine annually for general meetings. We actively participate in our region's CWF Fall Renewal in Colorado. The women help with bereavement activities for the church, and have established a Care Team that helps with the practical needs of members that are in recovery. Our women also join together in a weekly Quilting Club that anyone is welcome to join.
Christian Men's Bible Study (CMF)
We have a Men's Bible Study fellowship every Saturday morning from 7:30 — 8:30 am. Our men participate in our region's Fall Men's Renewal Conference.
Congregational Board and Commission Groups
A volunteer Board, made up of various members of the church, governs the church. The church program and activities are planned and administered through the following volunteer commissions: Education, Evangelism, Membership, Outreach, Property, Social Action, Stewardship, Worship, Nominating and Wills/Trusts/Memorials/Scholarships and Pastoral Relations. For the church to be vibrant and growing, we encourage all members to serve God's church!
Eldership/Diaconate
The church is governed by an elected Board of 16 Elders and
60 members of the Diaconate that serve the church in a variety of ways and on
the following operating commissions of the church: Membership, Property, World
Outreach, Social Action, Stewardship, Worship, Evangelism and Christian
Education.
Members of the Eldership and Diaconate are commissioned by Christ to be
shepherds, to tend the flock that is your charge, serving willingly and humbly."
(1 Peter 5:1-5) To that end and for the building up of Christ's church body
today, the Elders host thirteen Shepherding Groups within First Christian
Church. Their primary purpose is to provide personal and family support, as well
as a helpful link between members having special needs/concerns and the
Pastor/church leadership. In happy and sad occasions, it is appropriate for the
Shepherding Group to provide support and love to the individual or family
involved.
Local Volunteer Affiliations
Many of our Adult members are highly involved in community service organizations such as: Interfaith, Meals On Wheels, Help with our local shelters/youth homes, Wyoming Medical Center, Interfaith and Eldercare Advocates.
Other
A variety of fellowship events and potluck dinners are held regularly throughout the year to help our church family get to know one another better!