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Being on the journey alone is not fun, we have a family that will go on this trek with you, come check out what your next steps at BCC might look like.
Help bake cookies for the Kairos Prison Ministry! The cookies help create opportunities for conversation to develop a strong community of faith within a local prison. Drop off your cookies to BCC by April 30th!
Our next Discover BCC is scheduled for Sunday, May 5. For those who are newer to BCC, this is a great opportunity to learn more about who we are and what we’re about. Ed Green, our pastor of equipping and care, will lead our discussion. Come for a (free) lunch and stick around as we look at our DNA and how you might take your next steps with us. We’ll be done by 2:00pm. We provide pizza for lunch and childcare for those who need it. We’ll meet upstairs in the MPR (Multi-Purpose Room) following our worship gathering. Register using the link below. We hope you can join us!
This spring and summer we are again inviting you to get out and enjoy God’s creation, to hike with us on a local trail or park. It gets us outside and gives us a chance to get a little exercise. Beginning on April 27, we will hike on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month, meeting at 8:30am at the designated location for that day. Anyone is welcome! Hikes will range from about a mile and half to four miles. You can sign up through the church app by joining the Take a Hike group. (In the app, tap the Messaging icon at the top, then tap Discover, and in the search bar, type in Take a Hike 2024. If you have any issues email Ed Green, ed@beavercreekchristian.org.) We will communicate locations, have discussions, and share any last minute changes in this group through the app.
Current Message Series:
Why Can’t We Talk?!
We live in such a divided and polarized culture. It seems that people have lost the ability to discuss issues in a civil manner. As followers of Jesus who are called to be peacemakers, we should be leading the way in discussing tough things with love and sensitivity, while holding in healthy tension grace and truth. Let’s explore together ways we can enter into these difficult spaces.