Christ Fellowship Church

04/15/2025

We hope you do not think of this announcement as advertising. It is not meant to be an advertisement, but it is an invitation. It is an invitation to worship and fellowship with us on Easter Sunday. Or, you may just want to be present and observe without pressure. We promise to respect you and allow you space to observe and consider the things we say about Jesus Christ.

01/23/2022

Looking forward to worshiping with the saints at Christ Fellowship tomorrow. We will be singing this song as part of our worship to the Lord tomorrow morning. God bless you brothers and sisters--and to all--you are invited to come and see!

"My Worth Is Not in What I Own" led by Fernando Ortega & Kristyn GettyRecorded LIVE at the Bridgestone Arena for the Sing! Conference 2019Stream this song an...

08/01/2021

After the summer hiatus, we resume Sunday School tomorrow morning at 9:45AM. I'm looking forward to being with the people of God at Christ Fellowship tomorrow! God bless you tonight.

07/27/2021

Looking forward to fellowship tonight. We'll have pizza--so no one needs to worry about brining anything. After dinner and fellowship we will review what we have covered from the confession over the last weeks. Starts at 6PM.

06/30/2021

CHURCH CALENDAR FOR JULY & AUGUST 2021

Sunday, July 4 @ 10:00 AM—SUNDAY MORNING FELLOWSHIP, refreshments will be served.
Sunday, July 18 @ 10:00 AM—CORPORATE PRAYER
Wednesday, July 13 @ 6:00 PM—CONFESSION STUDY: PROVIDENCE
Wednesday, July 20 @ 6:00 PM—CONFESSION STUDY: PROVIDENCE
Wednesday, July 27 @ 6:00 PM—CONFESSION STUDY & FELLOWSHIP MEAL
Sunday, August 1 @ 10:45 AM—SUNDAY SCHOOL RESUMES
Thursday, August 5 @ 3:00—7:00 PM, EDINBURGH FARMER’S MARKET EVANGELISM OUTREACH
Thursday, August 19 @ 6:30 PM—SYMPOSIUM ON CRITICAL RACE THEORY, INTERSECTIONALITY, & SOCIAL GOSPEL.

06/06/2021

Reminder: there is no Sunday School today. See you at 10:45!

05/04/2021

We're looking forward to being with all who come to the Confession class this evening at 6:00 PM. May the Lord's blessing be upon our time together this evening!

01/09/2021

It will be great to be back in Sunday School at 9:45 tomorrow morning, and morning worship at 10:45. As we have been doing throughout the pandemic, we've worked hard to mitigate any risk to being in person for worship at the church building. Candidly, we are a pampered people aren't we? Our brothers and sisters in various places around the world and throughout church history have risked persecution, loss of jobs, arrest, death by burning, crucifixion, hanging, beheading, and torture in order to gather with other believers for worship. We can clean surfaces, wear masks, and "social distance" (not exactly a biblical concept by the way) to lessen the risk. Unfortunately, for our brothers and sisters around the world it's hard to lessen the risk of being shot at the church door or having one's family arrested and tortured by a tyrannical government. Who ever said that gathering in the name of Christ with other people would be without risk? If we are in fear now, what will we do, when and if we are ever threatened with physical harm for gathering to worship our Savior? I hope we all remember that there are worse things than physical suffering or death. I write all this merely to say--hang in there and be encouraged Mr. and Mrs. Christian. Be courageous in these times when if Christians were given medals, most would have no chest to pin them on (see C.S. Lewis, Men Without Chests). I have recently been inspired again by my 86 year old grandfather. He has never missed one single gathering of the church since the pandemic began--except for when he was recently near death because of COVID and pneumonia. After recovering, he was right back in his seat, worshiping with God's people. And if he had passed away, I'm confident he would still be worshiping, just in a more powerful way and in a different pew. I'm also confident he would be looking for all of us to join him some day. See you tomorrow then, right?

08/09/2020

Join us for morning worship at 10:45 AM, Sunday, August 9. To ask and answer the question, "Who is Jesus Christ?" is the most important thing any person will ever do. We would be pleased to have you as our guest this Lord's Day. We promise to make no attempts at entertaining you. Instead, we will respect you by speaking to you about the truth of Scripture and allowing you space and grace to process what you have heard.