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in this issue | july 2016

n in every issue :3 Pursuing the Heart of God : by Pastor David Welsh

15 Our Church Family16 Calendar

n feature :5 “Illuminating Intimacy” : by Jennifer Hernandez, LCMFT

n ministry news :6 Missions8 Students | Children | Sports10 Men | Discipleship11 Academies12 His Helping Hands13 LifeGroups | Women

n events :4 FX “Wonder Full” : July 11–14

13 School Supply Drive : July 2–31

David Welsh senior pastor

Pursuing the heart of God

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Those three words remain at the forefront of the ‘supposed’ battle between science and the Bible. To some, the creation account in Genesis is nothing more than a fairy tale, a myth used to explain the existence of life without science. The scientific method is used in an attempt to explain an event that no one saw and which cannot be repeated. But for many the first three chapters of the Bible explain it all: God created the world in six days, speaking everything into existence. God existed before all, God made all and God deserves all our obedience, praise and worship.

In a study called very appropriately, “In the Beginning,” we will rediscover the eternal truths in Genesis 1-3, understanding who God is and what place we hold in His Plan. The journey begins July 9 & 10.

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WONDERFULL

God’s word is full of wonder! Let’s findit, wonder about it and show it to others.

JULY 11–14, 2016

The mission of Central Kids ministry is to “Partner with parentsto build the next-generation of Christ followers.” To help us better accomplish thismission we started an event for the whole family called Family Experience or “FX” for short. This event is intentionally designed to unite the entire family. This is an opportunity for you andyour family to come together for several nights this summer and share an experience that we hopewill last a lifetime. Watch for more details to come.

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What is FX? “Family Experience” is the Central Kids’ version of Vacation Bible School, but it is very different and beneficial from the traditional format. In FX, the entire family comes together to worship, learn, create, and learn more about God’s Word and His plan for us. Have older kids? They will enjoy the activities also. The activities change and become what each family needs. Our theme this year is: “Wonder FULL: God’s Word is Full of Wonder!” Come see new things, learn about Bible passages, and experience some water creatures as never before.

Come as a family, stay as a family, grow as a family!

JULY! Firecrackers, harvest, and lots of water make this a very special month! It is also the last half of summer break, so I know many families are busy travelling, playing together, and enjoying all that God has provided. In Central Kids this month we have so many things going on. Please check your Summer Book and get signed up for as many events as you can. Don’t have a Summer Book? Stop by anytime and pick one up. We love seeing families doing fun things together!

When I was an undergraduate student, I attended a class taught by a very wise man, let’s call him Stan. While in class, Stan told us a true story about a time in which he was called to pick up his son in the wee hours of the morning after he had a wee bit too much to drink. This story has stayed with me from that point on and today, I’d like to share it with you. While Stan waited in a cold parking lot to rescue his son from a potential DUI that night, he noticed another young man stumbling and searching for something he had apparently dropped on the ground. After several failed attempts at locating what it was he had lost, Stan approached him and offered his help. Gleefully accepting, Stan and the young adult used the lighting of their “dumb phones” to embark on a search and rescue mission of this man’s house keys. Stan didn’t state how long they had rummaged through the grass and gravel, but implied that he was now just as frustrated as the grumbling young adult he was with. Finally, being certain that the house keys were simply not there, Stan asked the young man whether he was sure he dropped them in this area. To his surprise, the adolescent laughs and says, “Of course not! I dropped them over there,” pointing at an entirely different and less-lit spot. “Why in Heaven’s name are we searching for them here then?” Stan confusedly questioned. “Well, you see,” the man replied, “this is where the light is.”

Now this story seems to make little sense to you and I. And I’m sure the fact that the young person had been drinking

was enough reason to impair his train of rational thought. But let’s be honest with ourselves for a moment. How many times do we, in fact, do the exact same thing? We search for things in places we are sure they cannot be found, but continue doing so because “this is where the light is.” If we base our assumptions on what our society teaches us about intimacy, we will surely seek for closeness through the limited lens of romance.While romance is a lovely domain that facilitates mutual and meaningful joining, deep intimacy should be expanded to include so many other less-lit areas. Just because society points the spotlight on romantic relationships as the basis

for meaning and connection, does not mean that we have to abide

by this fixed lens. We can train ourselves to seek beauty and intimacy in places that stretch our abilities to connect with nature, with strangers, with family members and friends, with pets, with the arts such as music, dance, theatre,

artistry, etc. We can redefine passion to include adventure,

education and playfulness. We can even increase a sense of

inner-connection by taking the time to explore ourselves, our thoughts, our emotions and how we got to be this way. The most important form of connection, however, is to truly and passionately get to know our Maker. Increasing in the intimacy with God can bring us new awareness of His purpose for our lives and propel us forward into deeper facets of ourselves. It also gives us the privilege to marvel at His power, His knowledge,

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Missionsfield reports

Dr. Paul GoddardMissions Pastor

mexico city: maranatha church in nuevo fuegoSteve Palich, Ministry Center Development Director for CMFI, reports that the lives of young men and families in an urban poor neighborhood are being changed through support for a community development center based at the Maranatha Church in the Nuevo Fuego community of Mexico City. The “Zone 10:14 Center” is making a huge impact in this community through its youth soccer league which ministered to about 120 young men in 2015 through soccer team play, the CHE (Communit y Health Evangelism) activities, and Bible lessons given after ever y match. The Center also provides classes in English, computer skills, and crafts such as jewelry-making for adults, plus tutoring and test preparation assistance for young students.

Steve Palich is a CMFI missionary supported by our Church. CCC Missions also supports the church-based CMFI project in Nuevo Fuego and has sent short-term missions teams to serve with this local church the past two summers.

north africa: pioneer bible translatorsMelinda Velasuez sent the following field report from a refugee camp where she is working with individuals and families that have fled fighting in North Africa. She is working with Pioneer Bible Translators (PBTI) in a translation and literacy ministry. She also had to leave her home and take up residency and ministry in a refugee camp. She writes:

“Back in the refugee camp after two weeks at my African home, I found much of the same despair I saw in my hometown. For a myriad of reasons won’t go into here, the U.N. is leaving the camp and telling newcomers t locate to a new camp, which is in a terrible and insecure location. Those who have called this camp ‘home’ for four years are given the option to relocate to the

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new camp, or fend for themselves in the current place, without food, medical aid or protection from the U.N. It’s a tough decision.

“I did a lot of visiting with friends at their homes in the refugee camp. Everyone I talked to in my short time at the refugee camp was talking about this topic. Everyone. They don’t know what to do.

“How demoralizing it must be to not have a viable choice where to live. How demeaning to be treated like n more than troublesome livestock.

“However, it is amazing to witness how people persevere, in spite of uncertainty in their futures. They have lost faith in man; their faith in God is all that remains.

“And, despite not having basic human rights or enough food, these resilient people simply focus on what they CAN control, which admittedly isn’t much. Here’s one example: two of my colleagues in the refugee camp are currently in training to be Bible translators! Please pray for these two men.”

k-state university–ivory coast: cru David & Katie Hardy wrote in a recent newsletter:

“With CRU [ formerly Campus Crusade for Christ] our aim is to make disciples of all nations.While we are working to do this at K-State, we are also challenging K-State students to go to the ends of the earth and make disciples everywhere. One vital way to do this is through a partnership with the CRU movement in Ivory Coast (Cote d’lvoire).

“Stephen, a senior at K-State, along with five other students and interns spent this past summer in the Ivory Coast on a summer mission. Stephen told me that he was amazed how God met the Ivorian college students and their incredible response to the Gospel. This partnership is a blessing both to the Ivory Coast and to our K-State students who are growing in their faith. Please join us in praying for students at K-State to spend a summer or even a year making disciples in Africa.”

russia: agape unlimited Caring for the Homeless: Several times a day an ambulance travels around Moscow and picks up the homeless who need critical medical care and brings them to a Homeless Center. Four or five days a week the Agape medical staff examines patients , changes bandages, distributes medicine if available and arranges transport for those needing hospital care.

Every breath of one of these homeless people may be his or her last. When they see an Agape doctor at the Homeless Center, it may be their last chance to hear how they can receive God’s free gift of eternal life. Since March of 2015 Agape doctors have given free consultations and shared God’s love with more than 2,200 homeless patients. Although their resources are limited, Agape’s goal is to bring hope to these who are struggling to survive and to those who are perishing. Critical Needs: Doctor for Aug. 6 Expedition; non-medical volunteers for Oct. 8 Expedition; and Summer Camp workers for July 8-24 and Aug. 6-21. Please pray about serving with Agape this year. n

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Fundamentals Basketball Camp July 11–14 • $50 online $55 walk-upAges 5-10 • 9am–Noon / Ages 11-16 • 12:30–3:30pm

Cmpers will learn the fundamentals of basketball in a fun and exciting environment with great drills and individual instruction by David Yordy. Emphasis this year will be on passing. Camp is limited to 60.

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preschool & underSummer Fun & Sun: Ooey GooeyThursday, July 7 • 9:30–11:30am

N Central Court • $3 per personSummer Fun & Sun is a playtime just for preschoolers! This month, come dressed in clothes for water play and some messy fun! All preschoolers must be accompanied by an adult.

ELEMENTARYKindergarten Kick-OffJuly 27 • 6–8pm • Central CourtThis is the time for all incoming Kindergartners and their families to meet Vicki Ejibe and find out how “Base Camp” works. Each family will be able to make their own pizza and enjoy a night of fun!

4th & 5th Grade Summer Fun DaysWednesday, July 20 • Noon – 4pm

Glow Dodgeball • $5 per person

4th & 5th Grade Summit 2–Day CampJuly 24–26 • Camp Hiawatha$60 per personRegister by Noon July 21st.

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PICK UP ASUMMER BOOK orgo to WWW.CCC.ORG

When the Sovereign tells His sons to “act like men,” we might assume that He will tell them how to accomplish that charge.

This we seek from Him as we look at His words to us in Ephesians 6:10–17 where He tells us to “...put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.”

Join Pastor David Mann for the breakfast served, the coffee poured, the testimony given, and the encouragement of the brothers for the sake of the kingdom of God.

“Be on the alert, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong.” I Corinthians 16:13

SAT, JuLY 16 7AM CT

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...because there needs to be a place where the church just gets together to talk through bible-based an-swers to the questions they have.

Questions like: “Why does this happen? What does God mean when the bible says that? Why do some churches teach this and other churches teach that?”

EVERYBODY has questions...but most of the time NOBODY has a place they can go to ask those questions and discuss them.

Theologue will try to be that place.

Thursday, July 28 @ 7pm in the Chapel

We have a great time together! Hope you’ll come!

David MannTeaching Pastor

His wisdom and character, which can promote a newness of awe towards our Heavenly Father and His Master Plan.

The bottom line here is that intimacy does not need to be reduced to hearts and candies. Intimacy can be expanded to include these wonderful things and a vast variety of others! The challenge is to search for your house keys in places that may not be well-illuminated…yet. (Psalm 63: 1-8)

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Preparing Tomorrow’s Leaders

Central Christian Academyprovides a quality and affordable, Christ-centered, biblically based

education for ALL learners in Pre-K through 8th Grade.

2900 North Rock Road | Wichita, KS | 316.688.1161 | ccalions.org

l Differentiated Instruction including age-appropriate technology integration

l Outdoor Learning Center

l Library Media Innovation Center

l Chromebook Labs 4th – 8th Grades

l Accelerated/Honors Programs

l Explore Program for students with learning differences (K-8th)

l Robotics Program 5th – 8th Grades

l Spanish Pre-K – 8th Grades

l All-Day & Half-Day Kindergarten Programs

l Enrichment classes including Worship Team, Band, Strings, Drama and Robotics

Schedule a tour today!

Athletics 5th - 8th

Soccer l Volleyball l Basketball l Track l Cross Country l Cheerleading

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In the non-profit/ministry environment, collaboration is a very important concept. One organization cannot serve all of the needs of the many families who are asking for some type of assistance. In the Wichita community, the ministry of His Helping Hands is the furniture bank that many churches and agencies rely on to help their various clients. More importantly, HHH is recognized for praying with our client families and sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ with them.

Collaboration is simply working together with others for a common cause. HHH helps the Wichita community with furniture, clothing, computers, automobiles and food, but often times we need to rely on other ministries for additional help for our clients. For example, if one of our clients needs help with an addiction problem, we will refer them to another agency that specializes in treatment for addictions. Over the course of a year, HHH collaborates with many local churches and agencies to meet the needs of our mutual client families.

Another example of collaboration occurred a few weeks ago. Tempur Pedic – Columbus,

All together now…

Ohio donated 128 twin XL mattresses to three ministries in Wichita. The truckload of new mattresses was delivered to the HHH warehouse for the benefit of HHH, The Union Rescue Mission and Main Place Girl’s Home. These new mattresses have been a huge blessing to many needy families in the Wichita community.

Collaboration can also occur across state lines among different ministries. Over the Memorial Day weekend, some HHH representatives visited the Bridge Ministry in Augusta, Georgia. This ministry feeds, clothes and shares the Gospel of Jesus with the homeless individuals in that area. The kindred spirit

of sharing the Gospel with our clients provided many opportunities for information-sharing and praying for each other’s ministry.

The third letter of John encourages us to “work together for the truth.” Please pray that the evangelical ministries in Wichita and throughout our country will continue to work together to share the love of Jesus Christ with as many people as we can. Thank you for your prayers and your continued support.

“We ought therefore to show hospitality to such people so that we may work together for the truth.” 3 John 1:8

Let’s CoLLaborate!

A truckload of donated mattresses for our

Wichita clients!

Women’s BiBle study By Kay arthur

Revelation:Precept upon PreceptPam Ramsey, LeaderTuesdays, beginning September 139:15 – 11:30 amHospitality Suite | Cost $24Child care provided with reservationsChapters 1–3 of Revelation contain God’s messages to the seven churches of Asia. See how His messages recorded by John so long ago still sepak to the church today.

To register, please go online to www.ccc.org/women or contact Lynn Eby at 688-4400 by August 25th.

LifeGroup Leader Informational Meetings

During July and August we will hold LifeGroup Leader Informational meetings to give individuals the opportunity to learn more about leading a LifeGroup. Dates and locations for these meetings will be posted in our weekly bulletins. Many individuals want to connect to a smaller group than just by going to a large worship service. They want to connect to a LifeGroup where they can form genuine friendships and grow spiritually. We at Central Christian want to have these Lifegroups available to those individuals; however, we need people like you to lead new groups. At the informational meetings, we will show you what’s involved in leading a group, the resources to get a group off to a great start and how to grow a healthy group. You aren’t making a commitment there, but you are given time to pray about the decision.

New LifeGroups will form

Sunday, September 18th, 6pm in North Central Court and will begin meeting in

homes the following week.

This month, we are collecting school supplies to help children in need. If you wish to donate, please bring one or more of the following items to the church building any weekend through July 31st.

School Supply Drive!

3 backpacks3 notebook paper

3 notebooks3 spiral notebooks

3 folders3 crayons/markers

3 pens/pencils3 kleenex

3 clorox wipes3 scissors

“Direct my footsteps according to Your Word.” Psalm 119:133a

This class is designed to help you determine your “next step.” It focuses on the vision and mission of Central Christian and what it means to be a follower of Jesus.

If you are interested in membership, or would like to know more about Central, sign up today by calling Silvia at 688-4400 or visiting our website.

Our next class will be held in the Choir Room

Sunday, August 7th @ 11:30am–3:00pm

•OurVision:To be a community after God’s own heart.

•OurMission:To lead people to think like Jesus, live like Jesus.

pastorsDavid Welsh Senior Pastor

Roger London Care/Outreach

Tom Black Administrative

Peter Abood Choir/Worship

Steve Brummer Praise Band/Worship

Kyle Fleet Student Ministry

Dr. Paul Goddard Missions

Bryce Hutson Worship/Communications

Ross Lamp Benevolence

David Mann Teaching

Edwin Ojedis Hispanic

directorsPaul Dohm His Helping Hands, Exec

Vicki Ejibe Children

“Griff’ Griffith Promotion/Electronic Media

Linda Highbarger Payroll/Human Resources

Jeff Huhman Creative Arts/Technical

Cheryl Hurley Guest Services

Jennifer McCurdy Sports/Recreation

Robert Nooe Special Needs

Caitlin Reed Middle School

Joshua Reed Upper Elementary

Eddie Rivera Information Systems

Janet Rochat Finance

Aaron Scharenberg Counseling Center, Exec

Debra Smith Print Production

Michael Thorne Senior Adults

Jason Yakel Interim Facilities

managersGene Blythe Maintenance/Custodial

Jackie Cooper Kitchen

Steve Crabtree Maintenance/Custodial

Paul Huff Print Shop

Tracey Hunt Childcare

Heidi Johnson Web Design

Nancy Miller Contribution/HR

Brad Moser Safety/Security

Tim Weaver Video Production

board of eldersDerrel Pressnell Chairman

Mitch Herren Vice Chairman

Dave McClintock Secretary

Richard Ochs Treasurer

Bill Blasing

Dave Callewaert

Drew Hanson

Dave Kirkwood

Robert Noland

our leadership

Want to know more about Central?

Join us for this monthly lunch for our community’s poor and

homeless.

Saturday, July 2311:30am–1:00pm

RiverWalk Church of Christ225 N. Waco

For more info, contact: Coleen Barnes coleensharolbarnes@gmail.com

Attendance: (Casa de Luz; Missions Trips) ”...and the people came...” (acts 2:46-47)

May 7-8 .......................................................... 2,969 (137) May 14-15 ...................................................... 2,947 (104) May 21-22 .........................................................3,004 (93) May 28-29 .........................................................2,471 (90) June 4-5 .......................................................... 2,718 (110) Central Christian has added 75 new members in 2016.

General Budget Income: ”...and the people gave...” (malachi 3:10-12; ii corinthians 9:6-15)

Weekly budgeted goal for fiscal year 2015-16 ........ $134,231.00 May 7-8 ........................................................... $93,393.39 May 14-15 ..................................................... $134,194.18 May 21-22 ....................................................... $98,270.45 May 28-29 ....................................................... $97,824.43 June 4-5 ......................................................... $108,554.87His Helping Hands Donations: May 7-8 ............................................................. $5,476.23 May 14-15 ......................................................... $3,257.22 May 21-22 ......................................................... $4,021.00 May 28-29 ......................................................... $1,437.00 June 4-5 ............................................................. $6,540.00

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Comforting those whose loved ones have passed on

Stacy Driskell on the passing of her father The friends & family of our Dorine Hamilton Virgil & Mary Loewen on the passing of Virgil’s mother The friends & family of our Charlene Rexroat Carl & Annie Tittle & Family on the passing of Annie’s sister

Celebrating the union of husband & wife Randy Ten Eyck & Ginger Hayes married May 14, 2016

Celebrating the birth of each new life Aubrey Faith Russell born May 6 @ 7 lbs, 14 oz to Jake & Kristen Felicity Joy Larson born May 8 @ 7 lbs, 9 oz to Gregg & Gretchen

Celebrating the baptisms into new life in Christ WilsonAddis•JordanBodenhamer•AgnesBui•EdenConrad JoannaEdwards•KailynJackson•LouisLove•TaytumLovesee TinleyLovesee•RobertAndrewNoland•BradleySaunders EllaSaunders•WillSaunders•ShaneWalker

Welcoming those who have joined us in membership ChristianAvila–Lillard•KelseyBergeron•MadelHinshaw RichardHinshaw•JoyceHoffine•CynthiaKibet•GilbertKisang DanielKotkin•MissyKotkin•GarretMoyer•KathyReed•LarryReed DrewStupp•VanessaToman•ChelseaWalker•JamesWalker

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Dear Central Family,

Larry and I want to thank you for the beautiful

flowers and all of the sweet concerns in losing our

son, David, who is with Jesus. Just to know that we

have a wonderful family in Christ makes the road

ahead of us a bit easier. Blessings to all.

Love in Jesus,

Larry & Sandra Williams

You cannot begin to know how deeply blessed we are to be

walking this life journey with you. Thank you for your love,

prayers, hugs, tears and support as our precious mother

and Grammy Phyllis Newby passed into eternal glory and

the Arms of Jesus. Love,

Newby children & grandchildren

We are LIVE-STREAMING our worship services over the internet! Go to c3live.tv or visit our website at ccc.org and follow the link.

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Our Mission:To lead people to think like Jesus, live like Jesus.

july 2016 2-9 Mission Trip : Guatemala

2-31 School Supply Drive

4 IndependenceDay:Churchoffice& building will be closed

6 Cadre 16, Men’s Bible study, 8:00pm, Basement

7 Summer Fun & Sun, for preschoolers, 9:30am, NCT

9-10 New sermon series “In the beginning...” begins

11–14 Fundamentals Basketball Camp, for ages 5-10, 9:00am-Noon

11–14 Fundamentals Basketball Camp, for ages 11-16, 12:30-3:30pm

11–14 FX: WonderFULL, 6:00-8:00pm

13 Cadre 16, Men’s Bible study, 8:00pm, Basement

16 Man Challenge, 7:00am, CT

18 Monday Fundays, for Gr 8

20 Summer Fun Days, for Gr 4 & 5, 12:00pm

20 Cadre 16, Men’s Bible study, 8:00pm, Basement

21 Glory Babies, 7:00pm, PLR

23 BBB (Burgers, Bibles & Blessings), 11:30am, OC

24-26 Summit 2-Day Camp, for Gr 4 & 5

25-29 CIY MOVE: Kingdom Workers, for High School, Edmond, OK

25 Monday Fundays, for Gr 8

27 Kindergarten Kick-Off, 6:00-8:00pm, CT

27 Cadre 16, Men’s Bible study, 8:00pm, Basement

28 Theologue, 7:00pm, CH

31-Aug 6 Middle School Camp, Westminster Woods