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Monday 8am - 12pm Tuesday 8am - 12pm Wednesday 8am - 12pm Thursday 8am - 12pm Sunday 10am - 11:30am

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City Church Eugene meets for Sunday worship, 10:00 a.m., at 2111 Minnesota St. Nursery and childcare is provided.

Several other opportunities to build and grow spiritually and in friendships throughout the week "Why the rooster?"- Throughout history the church has included the rooster in its architecture and art as a symbol of proclaimed grace and hope. We have taken it up as a reminder of Peter’s denial of and subsequent gracious restoration by Jesus. We believe that all who follow Jesus, like Peter, are wit

nesses in spite of our own personal failings, because Jesus loves and is merciful to us. The rooster has also been used as a symbol of hope in the darkness--a herald of the dawn. We believe that the resurrection of Jesus secures hope that, though there is darkness all around and inside us, dawn is coming. We, like the rooster, but more importantly like failing-restored Peter, are hopeful heralds of the dawning healing of all our aches and sorrows in Jesus.

03/17/2024

Hellllo City Church Eugeners...A great day of worship with the added blessing of communion, offered by Dr. Alan Carter. After church, the session met with Carter for several hours in a mini-retreat. Much wisdom was shared by him as we discussed vision for CCE. To God be the glory!

12/19/2023

Happy Holidays!

What do you get when you mix holiday cheer with school spirit? How about this medley of "Sleigh Ride" and "Mighty Oregon" from the UO Tuba-Euphonium Ensemble...

12/18/2023

A lovely service this morning. Wonderful to see so many people worshiping to the Lord together.

12/03/2023

This happened tonight. Got the 26 footer unloaded in 90 minutes! Welcome to Eugene Cord family. It is tremendous to have you all here.

08/18/2022

Wrapping up our series on the Gospel of John this Sunday… Join us as we conclude this unique and provoking look at the Love of Christ.

03/07/2022

On 3/12/22 Oregon's Mask Mandate will be lifted. City Church will not be requiring those attending to wear masks.

We do ask that as we make decisions regarding mask, we seek to do so in ways that show love and respect to one another and not allow masks to become an issue that divides us.

02/21/2022

Luke preparing for worship Sunday morning.
We are so thankful for Luke and all the musicians who have blessed us over the years…

12/23/2021

Our Christmas Eve Service will be @ 4:00 tomorrow night. We’d love to see you there.

12/04/2021

Join Us For Our
Lessons & Carols Service
Tonight @ 6:30

11/14/2021

Full audio of today’s sermon… sorry the steam failed

09/26/2021

Coffe Is ON

Come Join us for Worship @ 10

09/07/2021

THIS SUNDAY (9.12) City Church will begin meeting @ our new location: 2111 Minnesota St.

We will also continue to livestream.

Address

2111 Minnesota Street
Eugene, OR
97402

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 12pm
Tuesday	8am - 12pm
Wednesday	8am - 12pm
Thursday	8am - 12pm
Sunday	10am - 11:30am

Website

http://www.citychurcheugene.org/

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Our Story

"Why the rooster?"- Throughout history the church has included the rooster in its architecture and art as a symbol of proclaimed grace and hope. We have taken it up as a reminder of Peter’s denial of and subsequent gracious restoration by Jesus. We believe that all who follow Jesus, like Peter, are witnesses in spite of our own personal failings, because Jesus loves and is merciful to us. The rooster has also been used as a symbol of hope in the darkness--a herald of the dawn. We believe that the resurrection of Jesus secures hope that, though there is darkness all around and inside us, dawn is coming. We, like the rooster, but more importantly like failing-restored Peter, are hopeful heralds of the dawning healing of all our aches and sorrows in Jesus. "Why the HiFi?"-We purposefully chose the HiFi for a couple of reasons. One, we share their desire to create a space for our community to come together in celebration of art, music and life. And two, as we seek to love God, people, and Eugene we believe it is vital to build relationships within our shared community, in its very heart, for the benefit of our city. Hence, we wanted to move not simply to a place downtown but to a "downtown place." Splitting hairs? Maybe. But we believe the distinction is an essential one. Won't you join us?