Several times a year, we take a group of men from the church to attend Sunday chapel service located a few miles from the church. This ministry is great for those who have a burden to encourage men struggling with addictions.

Beginning in the fall, our church seeks to fulfill the great commission by going out to the surrounding neighborhoods to invite people to church and look for opportunities to share the Gospel. The team will go out one Saturday each month for 1-2 hours. The goal is to reach the lost and unchurched in our community. (See Mark Reynolds for additional information)

Freedom That Lasts (FTL) exists to help equip churches desiring to reach those who are suffering and stuck in an addictive lifestyle. Volunteers with FTL are  compassionate, committed, and consistent to the mission of seeing people find freedom in Jesus Christ. FTL takes place Friday nights from 7pm-9pm.

Each fall, winter, and spring, our church has the unique opportunity to lead an afterschool Bible club at South Jackson Elementary School. Volunteers need to have a heart for reaching children with the Gospel. The time frame for the club is 2pm-4pm on Wednesdays. The club starts mid-September and goes through April. (See Joanna Jennings or Karie Stinger for any questions)

Volunteers ride the bus or van on Wednesdays to pick up children who do not have a ride to church. This ministry requires compassion, consistency, and patience. The timeframe for picking up children is 6pm-7pm and for taking children home after the church service is 8:30pm-9:30pm. For further information, please see Pastor Jennings.

The Church Bus driver helps with transporting passengers for our church ministries. This may include picking up children for church and taking young people to activities or camps. This ministry requires a passenger CDL. Please see Jake Stringer for further details.

Over the past 50 years, the bus ministry has played an important role in the evangelistic efforts of CCBC. This ministry requires a compassion for kids, a commitment to ride the bus for pickup and drop off, and genuine heart to see this ministry continue for the glory of God. The Bus Captain leads in prayer, songs, and games on the bus. For more information, please see Pastor Jennings.

The Bus Helper assists the Bus Captain with leading games, songs, and helping the bus riders to be encouraged, safe, and respectful.

Every 2nd Sunday of the month our church gets to go to the Oaks to lead a church service with the residents. These elderly men and women are precious, and it is a joy to encourage them in the Lord. We sing hymns, greet the residents, our church kids provide special music, and one of our men bring a message. For further information,
please see Michaela Willson.

God blesses His church with gifted teachers. If you would like to be considered for teaching or helping teach an adult SS, please note on this form. Since our teachers are leaders, they are expected to have a strong walk with God and be faithful to the scheduled church services. For further information, please see Dan Bachman.

Teaching and impacting the next generation for Christ is an awesome responsibility. If you would like to be considered for teaching or helping teach a children’s class, please note on this form. Since our teachers are leaders, they are expected to have a strong walk with God and be faithful to the scheduled church services. Background checks are required for all those working with children at CCBC. For further information, please see Dan Bachman.

Children ages 3-4 go directly from Sunday School to Preschool church. for children’s church. The Preschool teacher will teach from a curriculum, lead in songs, do a craft or game, and have a snack time. Please see Taylor Hardy for further details.

Just before the preaching begins in the main 11am service, our children in K-5 through 3rd grade are dismissed for Jr. church. The Jr. Church teachers will teach from a curriculum, lead in songs, and do a craft or game. Please see Joanna Jennings for further details.

The teacher will teach from a curriculum, lead in songs and a prayer time, do a craft or game, and end with a snack and time on the playground outside. A main teacher and two helpers are needed for this ministry. Please see Joanna Jennings for further details.

God has greatly blessed our Master Clubs ministry on Wednesday nights! There are three groups of ages being discipled: Preschool, 1 st -3 rd grade, and 4 th -6 th grade. The children are learning lots of Scripture, and how to apply it to their lives, how to have personal devotions, and how to serve the Lord with their lives. The volunteers of this ministry need a heart for encouraging children to follow Christ. Please see Ken Brande for further information.

The volunteers of this ministry make sure everything is in place for those being baptized. For further information, please see Jake Stringer.

Our church designates 5 th Sundays as the time we share in the Lord’s Table. This is a very special and sacred time of remembering our Lord’s death until He comes. The volunteers for communion preparation are required to come in a couple of hours before the service and place the juice and wafers in the appropriate place. For further questions, please see Mark Reynolds.

When one of our members suffers the loss of a loved one, we get the opportunity to show sympathy and compassion by preparing a meal for the family. Volunteers in this ministry are asked to make a certain dish to be served to the grieving family following the funeral service. For further details, please see Tanya Napolitano.

To be good stewards of the beautiful church building God has given us, members of the Building Maintenance Committee keep up with the required maintenance and minor repairs that arise. For more information, please see Jake Stringer.

The church yard requires a team of volunteers to keep it looking beautiful. There is a weekly rotation for cutting the grass, weed eating, and blowing the parking lot. Twice a year the hedges are trimmed, fresh pine straw is laid down, and other miscellaneous projects are done. For more information, please see Mike Swafford.

We love to fellowship at CCBC! This requires a team of volunteers to help setup and breakdown for these special events. (Ex. Valentine’s Banquet, Easter Breakfast, 4 th of July fellowship, Homecoming, Praise Dinner) For more information, please see Lorraine Wynne.

Supporting missionaries through prayer and financial support is a major focus of CCBC! Our Missions Committee helps organize our efforts to stay connected to the 70+ missionaries that we support. A significant part of this ministry is preparing for the annual Missions Conference during the first week of October.

CCBC celebrates the new arrivals and those getting married. The coordinator of this ministry organizes an after-service fellowship for first-time expectant mothers and those members engaged to be married.

The nursery ministry focuses on the care of 0–3-year-old children during the church services. This allows the parents and congregants to attend the preaching of God’s Word without distraction. Background checks are required for all those working with children at CCBC. For further information, please see Joanna Jennings.

Volunteers on the Audio/Visual team run the sound board and projector slides during the service. This ministry is very important for ensuring the sound of the preaching is clear and that visuals for singing are on cue. For further information, please see Mike Swafford.

After each service, the sermons are uploaded to make them available online. This ministry is a blessing to all those who visit our website or who listen to our podcast.

Creating a welcoming atmosphere at CCBC is vitally important for making guests and members feel at home. Greeters are stationed near the entrances and provide a warm welcome to all those entering our campus. Volunteers in this ministry must have an outgoing and friendly spirit. For more information, please see Derek Wynne.

Our ushers are in place to welcome, assist, and encourage those visiting for the first time and all those coming to worship at CCBC. The Usher ministry is important for directing our guests to available seating, the nursery, children’s church, and the restrooms. Volunteers in this ministry must be ready to greet, assist, and direct our guests as they arrive to the service. For more information, please see Derek Wynne.

Singing the praises of God is always a special part of our service! The church choir sings a special during the morning service that points our hearts and minds to the Lord. Choir members are expected to be at the weekly practice on Sundays at 5pm.. For further details, please see our Music Minister, Mike Swafford.