sunday school & grow@creek

We are committed to Christian spiritual formation of all age groups in the church by providing opportunities and encouragement to grow in Biblical understanding, in Christ-like character, and in Spirit-empowered service. As Colossians 2:6,7 says, "So then, just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to live in him, rooted and built up in Him, strengthened in the faith as you were taught, and overflowing with thankfulness."

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Sunday Preaching & Teaching

Central to spiritual formation at CCPC is the preaching of the Scriptures each Sunday morning by our pastors. They aim to preach expositionally in the power of the Holy Spirit in a way which transforms lives and brings glory to God.

Children

Infants 6 weeks through preschool age 5, we offer fully staffed nursery and preschool programs with trained volunteers and early childhood professionals.  All staff and volunteers have current background checks.  We also provide a Family Room (formally known as the Cry Room) on the north end of the sanctuary where families with infants can worship together.

Kindergarten - 5th grade. Engaging classes for each age group are offered. (Boys and girls in 4th and 5th grades are in gender specific classes to offer the best environments for learning, building friendships and meeting the individual learning styles of boys and girls.) Children learn, apply and experience concrete examples of who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him. Christ-centered and kid targeted, we take them on a journey through Show Me Jesus curriculum to learn about God’s plan, and how they fit into it, what it means to follow Him in the context of relationships with each other and committed believing adult volunteers.

Worship KidStyle, our children's church program is offered during both services. Worship KidStyle is an energy-pumped, praise filled worship time with music, prayer, games, drama and video. Children in Kindergarten and older may attend.

PowerHouse is offered during the 11:00 service. Using the WorshipKidStyle teaching approach, the life application targets preteens, 4th grade and older.

Middle School Students

Flood: 9:50 am-10:45 am in the Community Life Center in room 109. Be here at 9:50 am for worship, doughnuts, trivia and challenging messages that will take you deeper in your relationship with Christ. "And to know this love that surpasses knowledge - that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God." Ephesians 3:19.

High School Students

Breakfast Club: 9:50 am in the Community Life Center in room 112. Come Sunday mornings as we praise our Mighty God and discover His love for us and our response to live with passion for Him. Praise, worship, challenging teaching, hangout time.

Adult Classes - Biblical Understanding

Bible in 365 Days
Come join us as we journey through the entire Bible this year. We will follow Tyndale’s One Year Bible reading schedule which offers an OT, NT, Psalm, and Proverb reading every day. Both classes will discuss and summarize the previous week’s reading.

Sundays, 9:50am
Main Building – 113
Leader – Mike Pritchard

Wednesdays, 6:30pm
CLC – 209
Leader – Pastor Bruce Finfrock

Adult Bible Study
The ABS class studies complete books of the Bible in a review and discussion format. Each attendee is encouraged to actively join in the learning and study process, as we discover weekly why God’s Word has been meticulously preserved through the centuries for us as individuals. The ABS class is still studying some of the General Epistles.

Sundays, 9:50am
CLC – 206
Leader – Ron Martin

Men in the Word
Men in the Word is a chapter by chapter study/discussion of selected books of the Bible. It is preceded by fellowship over coffee and donuts and by prayer for the specific requests of those who are there. The study itself typically involves a teaching time and discussion based on questions and comments from those present. It has been a very rich time in the lives of the men who participate. We will continue our study of the New Testament book of Revelation.

Wednesday mornings, 6:45–7:45am
MB – 113
Leader – Pastor Marty Martin

Bethel Bible Series
A disciplined thematic 2–year study of the Old and New Testaments based upon God’s Covenant with Abraham in Genesis 12: Blessed to be a Blessing. Began in the fall and required pre–registration.

Wednesdays, 6:30–8:00pm
MB – Pastors’s Round Table Room
Leaders – Mark & Sharon Blomquist

Sundays, 9:50am
CLC – 207
Leader – Robin MacDonald

Women in the Word
A holistic approach to studying God’s Word and living out our faith in community. Current Beth Moore study on the second half of the book of Esther. In April WIW will begin a study on sharing your faith without fear.

Thursdays, 9:15–11:15am
CLC – Trinity Hall
Leader – Debbie Guillod

Childcare is available with reservations. Cost – $45. Contact Debbie Guillod at 303.694.0969 to register.

Friday Lunch Discussion Group
A broad overview of scripture in an open discussion format. The pace is brisk, covering several chapters per week. This is an informal group, being late or leaving early is no problem. Lunch is available for $5. We are covering the Book of Luke and will cover one chapter a week.

Fridays, 11:45–1:00pm
CLC – 207
Leader – Hunter Johnson

Bible Study Fellowship
An in–depth learning and life application of the Gospel of John. Introductory classes are the first Monday of each month. Visit www.bsfinternational.org for more information.

Mondays, 6:55–8:45pm
All Main Building
Contact Sherry at 303.766.0186 to register.

Precepts Bible Studies
An inductive method to studying the Word of God that is open to men and women. Visit www.precept.org for more information.

Genesis, Part 2 and Part 3
Starts January 7
Thursdays, 9:00–11:00am
CLC – 209
Childcare is available with reservations. Cost – $18. Contact Dorothy Wintringham at 303.750.3820 to register.

Isaiah, Part 2
Starts January 12
Tuesdays, 9:30–11:00am
CLC – 202
Leader – Laurie Gahm
Contact Laurie at 303.220.0895 to register.

Isaiah Part 2
Starts January 12
Tuesdays, 6:30–8:00pm
CLC – 212
Cost – $14. Contact Cynthia Schlager at 303.690.5512 to register.

Adult Classes - Life Stage

Young Adults Class
The class is designed for both singles and couples, post–college, in their 20’s and early 30’s. This class generally rotates between biblical and topical subjects throughout the year. We are taking an in–depth look at the book of Colossians.

Sundays, 9:50am
CLC – 212
Leader –  David Strunk

Foundations Class
Foundations is a group of folks from late 20’s to early 40’s made up primarily of parents with young families, though all are welcome. We are currently halfway through Romans and plan to spend the majority of the spring on this profound biblical book.

Sundays, 9:50am
MB – 206
Leader – Michael Jewell

Travelers
Travelers is a community of couples in their 30’s to 60’s focused on building community and growing in discipleship. We look closely at scripture and how it may be applied in our lives. Current study is on “Effective Whole–Life Stewardship.” Subsequent studies in the spring will include the books of Judges and Galatians.

Sundays, 9:50am
CLC – 201
Leaders – Paul & Meredith Quarles and Enid Victor

Magnifiers
A caring and learning community of senior adults that uses the International Sunday School Curriculum in studying the Scriptures. This winter will focus on “Christ the Fulfillment” through a study in the Gospel of Matthew, and spring quarter will feature “Lessons in Community” from the books of Jonah, Ruth, and various New Testament passages.

Sundays, 9:50am
CLC – 202
Leaders – Dr. Jim & Paula Shira

MOPS
Mother’s of PreSchoolers, Intl. exists to meet the needs of every mom who shares a similar desire to be the very best mom they can be. MOPS helps moms through relationships that are established in the context of local groups that provide a caring atmosphere and a whole variety of resources.

Starts January 13
2nd & 4th Wednesdays each month
MB – 110–111
Leader – Katie McArthur

Adult Classes - Life Issues

Disciples For Life
Disciples is a class geared to a variety of ages and stages in life, taught in a style that promotes a sense of community with one another. The class is taught by a variety of teachers on many subjects.

February: Dr. Dave Buschart, Associate Dean and Professor of Theology and Historical Studies at Denver Seminary teaching on the Church (Ecclesiology).

March: Candy McCune teaching on “The Peacemaker: A Biblical Guide to Resolving Conflict”

April: Dr. Bruce Demarest, Professor of Christian Theology and Spiritual Formation at Denver Seminary teaching on The City of God by Augustine.

May: John Peterson teaching on “A Look at C.S. Lewis”.

Sundays, 9:50am
CLC – Trinity Hall
Leaders – Ken and Barb Roberts

Adult Classes - Explore

Becoming a Contagious Christian
Have you ever wondered how to share your faith?  In this class, we will cover many topics including personal evangelism styles, developing testimonies, what the gospel is and how to share it in a non–threatening way, learning how to begin spiritual conversations, and some basic apologetic questions.

Starts February 21
Sundays, 9:50am
CLC – 209
Leader – Billy King

Truth Project
The Truth Project is a 12–week study of how Christians can function in an increasingly secular society by embracing a Biblical world view. World renowned experts help to give plausible reasons for the faith and hope that is within us through a carefully formatted DVD/workbook curriculum.

Wednesdays, 6:30pm
CLC – 212
Leaders – Seth Rollert and Bill Kilzer

Creek Explored
A place for you to learn more about our church and to prayerfully consider (without pressure) your desire for membership. Come discover what God is doing in our community of believers here at Cherry Creek, meet the pastors and directors, and explore what our church believes. This is also a great way to meet new people. There are two formats: five consecutive weeks on Sunday mornings or a Friday evening/Saturday weekend.

Weekend of May 14–15
Friday, 6–9:00pm
Saturday, 8:30am–1:30pm
CLC – 209
Leader – CCPC Staff

Call Lawrence O’Neal at x5134 to sign up.