CCW Students Weekly

February 5th, 2026
by Eli Alexander

CCW Students Update

These weekly updates are posted every Thursday and include a recap of Wednesday night's lesson in addition to what students can look forward to in Sunday School. A schedule of upcoming events and registration links will also be included, as well as the occasional helpful resource for parents and/or students!

Our regular services are as follows:

CCW Students Sunday School: 8:45 AM

HS Boys - pastor Eli's office (main building)
HS Girls - classroom 2: green room (CCW Kids building)
MS Boys - classroom 1: red room (CCW Kids building)
MS Girls - classroom 3: blue room (CCW Kids building)

CCW Students Midweek: Dinner at 6 PM, Service at 6:30 PM - Gym

Upcoming Events and Announcements

Take Home Lunch Fundraiser: On 02/22 we will be raising funds to lower costs for our trip to GENERATE camp! Please register HERE, give generously, and enjoy a meal from Mrs. Heather as a token of our appreciation. Menu: pulled chicken sandwiches, mac & cheese, chips, and dessert!
Progressive Dinner: On 02/25 CCW Students will be traveling off campus to three different members houses for appetizers, mains, and dessert! The goal of this event is to build relationships within the church body because students are a part of the church, too! Please be on time because we plan to leave the church by 6:05 PM.

Midweek Recap and Sunday Preview

Hello CCW Students, friends, and family!

On Wednesday we continued our series in Hebrews by answering the question "how do we enter God's rest?" We learned that unbelief keeps many from experiencing God's rest. Believers enter God's rest through the Holy Spirit and God's Word. We can rest because Jesus is our High Priest!

Sunday school's passages will look at 1 PETER 1:3-9; 4:12-19 – In Christ, we have the hope of eternal life.

CCW Student Bible Reading Plan

Students following the Bible reading plan this year will have already completed reading 3 books of the Old Testament and 2 books of the New Testament!

This week we read from Job 1 and Romans 5. At the beginning of Job 1, Job seems to be the man who has it all. By the end of chapter 1 Job has lost everything, his thousands of livestock and even his 10 children. Despite Job's horrible circumstances he still raises his voice and worships God. How incredible!

Romans 5 gives us a glimpse into how worship during impossible times is possible: "we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. Through him we have also obtained access by faith into this grace in which we stand, and we rejoice in hope of the glory of God. Not only that, but we rejoice in our sufferings..." Because of the grace of God, through faith in Jesus Christ, we can have peace even when all of our surrounding circumstances tell us otherwise!

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