First Christian Church

APRIL 4TH @ 10:00 A.M.

Beginning on March 8th, there will be bags of empty Easter Eggs next to the sanctuary that we would love to see Milled. All you need to do is place WRAPPED candy or toys in the eggs, and bring the full eggs back to the church for our Easter Egg Hunt. We will also accept donations of wrapped candy, however, Milling the eggs provided helps take the Milling burden off of one person. We appreciate all that this congregation does to helper youth and are excited to offer another fulMilled morning for kids.

DO YOU LIKE TO READ!!!!

Then let’s get on the same page and discover some amazing books together.

Jane Wallace is looking for interested persons to start a Book Club. If you are interested in joining a Book Club, please contact Jane Wallace.

Electronic Giving is now available for First Christian Church, Casper: Scan the following QR code or click on the link:

Tithe/Donate

LENTEN SOUP AND SERVICE will be on Wednesday, March 4th. Lenten service is at 6:15 p.m. and the soup supper will follow. The elders will be leading the service and it is based on the 2026 Lenten Devotional. NOTE TIME CHANGE!!

LENTEN DEVOTIONALS are on the table outside the church ofFice. Please take ONE per family.

OUTDOOR CLEANUP FOR CHURCH is needed. Ted Grooms is asking for members to sign up on the sheet on the bulletin board. NO snow removal or mowing is required. Just pick up trash that has blown in around the bushes and front area.

The Casper Police Department has scheduled the second quarter public meetings for the 2026 Area Initiative Project. Community members are encouraged to attend the meeting designated for their area.

Meeting Schedule

Areas 1 and 2
Wednesday, April 15, 2026
6:00pm to 7:00pm
Ford Wyoming Center – Three Trails Meeting Rooms

Areas 3 and 4
Thursday, April 16, 2026
6:00pm to 7:00pm
Ford Wyoming Center – Three Trails Meeting Rooms

Areas 5 and 6
Friday, April 17, 2026
6:00pm to 7:00pm
Ford Wyoming Center – Three Trails Meeting Rooms

Please enter through the main doors of the Ford Wyoming Center.

About the Area Initiative Project

The 2026 Area Initiative Project is a structured, community-focused effort designed to proactively strengthen neighborhood safety through collaboration with residents.

Each of Casper’s six geographic areas is assigned a Casper Police lieutenant or a pair of sergeants who take a focused, hands-on approach to understanding local safety conditions. These commanders work directly with residents, patrol officers, and community partners to identify concerns and implement practical, area-specific solutions.

First quarter meetings, held in January 2026, provided residents with crime and activity data specific to their area and offered an opportunity for open dialogue with officers.

During the second quarter meetings, community members will receive updates on the safety improvement project or projects developed for their area. Officers will outline project goals, progress, and next steps, while engaging residents in discussion about how to work together to improve neighborhood safety.

Residents are encouraged to sign up for the project’s e-mail list to receive direct communication on projects and meetings. Please use the link below to provide your contact information:
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Casper is widely recognized as a safe and strong community. This project is part of CPD’s continued effort to be forward-thinking and intentional in preserving that standard for the future. By creating structured opportunities for engagement, the department aims to ensure neighborhood voices help shape how public safety efforts are prioritized and delivered.

The Area Initiative Project is structured as a 12-month effort in each area. Residents can expect quarterly meetings that begin with listening and collaboration, followed by project development, progress updates, and a review of outcomes. This approach allows CPD and residents to work together over time toward meaningful, lasting improvements.

As part of the Area Initiative Project, CPD will:
- Share area-specific public safety information to support informed discussions
- Work alongside residents to identify neighborhood safety priorities
- Develop one focused safety improvement effort per area
- Provide ongoing updates so residents can see progress and outcomes
- This approach allows the department to remain proactive, responsive, and accountable while focusing resources where they can have the greatest impact.

Residents are encouraged to attend the meeting that corresponds with the area in which they live or work.

“Our officers live and serve in this community, and they care deeply about protecting what makes Casper a great place to live,” said Chief of Police Shane Chaney. “The Area Initiative Project reflects our commitment to staying engaged, being proactive, and working together with residents to keep Casper safe for generations to come.”