What are the Ministries of the CCC?

Our Sunday morning worship services begin at 9:00 A.M. We gather to worship through song, prayer, and the hearing of God’s Word. After the service, we enjoy a time of fellowship with refreshments, providing an opportunity to connect with one another.

The Sunday School hour begins at 10:45 A.M. We offer a class for young children and two classes for adults. It’s a wonderful time for teaching, discussion, and spiritual growth for all ages.

Life Groups at Christ Covenant provide a meaningful setting for fellowship, discipleship, and biblical instruction. We believe these smaller, community-based gatherings are essential for personal and spiritual growth. Groups meet at various times and locations and explore a range of topics, making it easy to find one that fits your schedule and interests.

We encourage everyone who attends Christ Covenant to “get connected” by joining a Life Group — it’s one of the best ways to grow in your faith and build lasting relationships within the church.

Because the Bible is the inspired Word of God, regular study is essential for spiritual growth and maturity. At Christ Covenant, we offer instructor-led Bible studies for both men and women, providing a rich opportunity to grow in faith, deepen biblical understanding, and build meaningful relationships within the church community.

A Family Shepherding group meets to equip and encourage men to lead their families with wisdom and grace. Rooted in Scripture, these sessions focus on helping men grow as godly shepherds in their homes — nurturing their families spiritually, leading with love, and reflecting Christ in everyday life.

Each year, the women of our church come together for a special weekend retreat — a time to step away from daily responsibilities and recharge. This getaway offers the perfect blend of relaxation, fun, and meaningful fellowship. Designed specifically for women, each retreat features inspiring sessions led by a guest speaker, heartfelt conversations, and plenty of laughter. It’s a cherished time to grow in faith, build lasting friendships, and simply enjoy the presence of God and one another.

Our church offers a variety of events throughout the year that bring our congregation and community together in meaningful ways. We host a quarterly potluck lunch, providing time to share a meal and connect. For those who enjoy quilting and crafting, we offer occasional retreats both at the church and off-site. The annual Father-Daughter Dinner is a treasured tradition, creating special memories for families. Every three years, we gather for a meaningful Seder Dinner experience. Past activities include bike trips and a canoe trip — a favorite for many. Be sure to check our calendar regularly for upcoming events you won’t want to miss!

Scripture calls the church to care for those in need — the sick, the friendless, and anyone in distress. For example:

• 1 Timothy 5:3–16 instructs the church: “Honor widows who are truly widows” (v. 3), outlining the church’s responsibility to care for those without family support.
• Luke 10:25–37 tells the parable of the Good Samaritan, showing that “when he saw him, he had compassion” (v. 33), and calls us to go and do likewise.
• Galatians 6:10 encourages: “So then, as we have opportunity, let us do good to everyone, and especially to those who are of the household of faith.”

God has established the office of Deacon to oversee this ministry of mercy under the oversight of the Session. Our Deacon Fund supports this mission, allowing the church to respond to real and pressing needs with compassion and discernment. Funded by the generous giving of the congregation, it is primarily used to meet short-term financial needs within our church family. When possible, it also extends support to the broader Christian community and occasionally to those outside the faith.

Through the Deacon Fund, we seek to live out our calling to reflect Christ’s love and care in tangible ways.

CCC is excited to help support the Clear Water Presbyterian Church – the Eau Claire church plant.

MTW is the missions-sending agency of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), dedicated to fulfilling the Great Commission by advancing Reformed and covenantal church-planting movements around the world. Through both word and deed ministries, MTW strategically serves in key global regions to establish vibrant, gospel-centered churches.

The ultimate goal of MTW is to see national churches that are self-propagating, self-supporting, and self-governing — led by trained and empowered indigenous leaders. By equipping local believers and building sustainable ministries, MTW seeks to foster gospel movements that not only plant churches, but also transform entire cultures with the hope of Christ.

MNA serves the churches and presbyteries of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) by supporting their mission to plant, grow, and multiply churches across the United States and Canada. Committed to reaching diverse communities with the gospel, MNA provides essential support and guidance for every stage of church planting.

Beyond church planting, MNA also coordinates key resources for church revitalization, mercy ministries, and chaplain ministries, helping congregations extend Christ’s love in both word and deed. Through these efforts, MNA strengthens the PCA’s mission to bring the hope of the gospel to every corner of North America.