21. Christian Steps Challenging articles which seek to help disciples of christ progress in their walk of faith one step at a time. New additions each month. http://www.christiansteps.com/

22. Christian Church In Indiana Indiana Disciples News. Please click on the following links to discover the latest news of the Christian Church (disciples of christ) in Indiana http://www.indianadisciples.org/

Indiana Disciples News Please click on the following links to discover the latest news of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Indiana: Women's Action Web Re-Scheduled Updates on our New Churches (Info for Pentecost Offering) 2004 Camp Information SpringVIEW dates for 2004 set ... Disciples Mission Fund: Transforming Lives in Indiana Resources The following are links to various resources that you might find useful: Regional Calendar Prayer Concerns For Ministers: Link to Relocation Forms Congregational Resource Center News ... Links of Interest Grant Forms and Guidelines The following forms and guidelines are available to help congregations and pastors with recources that can help strengthen their ministry. You may download and print these guidelines and forms. Please note: these forms require having Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. Most recent computer systems have Acrobat Reader already installed, but if your's does not you may download it here Churches in Mission and Transition Guidelines Churches in Mission and Transition Form Ministerial Salary Support Guidelines ... Continuing Education Scholarships Guidelines and Form Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Indiana 1100 W. 42nd Street

23. United Christian Church Church located far northeast. A United Ministry of The Christian Church (disciples of christ) and The United Church of Christ. History, calendar, ministry and outreach information. http://www.io.com/~ucchurch/

24. DHM Is Equipping Disciples For Christ. Our goal is to resource congregations and individuals for faithful discipleship. Disciples Home Missions is a division of the Christian Church (disciples of christ). http://www.homeland.org/

DHM's work Ministries Racial/ethnic ministries Congregational Tools and Resources Volunteer opportunities Christian ... Staff Go to DHM pages A.C.C.E. Advocacy AIDS ministries All Peoples Anti-violence Asian Disciples Black ministers Blessing Box Boy Scouts Calendar Camp Fire Chaplains Child advocacy Children Children Welcome! Children worship Clergy Colombia resources Congregational tools Criminal justice CWW training DPF Education Educators Evangelism Family ministry Funding a VIM trip Girl Scouts God and Country ICWF Inman Issues for Action KAM Kids to Kids Laity Legislative Men Mission centers Mission trips Mother to Mother Musicians New Day Study Peace Public witness Racial justice Rapid Response Resources RIM Scholarships Scouting Small groups Spiritual renewal VIM Washington D.C. Woman to Woman Women Women's Action Web Work trips Yakama Young adults Youth Youth leaders What's new in DHM DHM News and updates DHM establishes office of volunteering The Youth Ministry Event has been cancelled. A letter has been issued explaining why. Light a candle for children materials now available online Claiming God's Vision: Download a PDF of this resource in English or Spanish.

25. WebRing: Hub Week of Compassion The Latest Hunger News Hope Newsletter. Espanol? Week of Compassion is the program fund of the Christian Church (disciples of christ) in the US and Canada. http://www.webring.org/cgi-bin/webring?home&ring=docring

26. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Disciples Of Christ Home Catholic Encyclopedia D disciples of christ. disciples of christ. A sect founded in the United States of America by Alexander Campbell. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05029b.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... D > Disciples of Christ A B C D ... Z Disciples of Christ A sect founded in the United States of America by Alexander Campbell. Although the largest portion of his life and prodigious activity was spent in the United States, Alexander Campbell was born, 12 September, 1788, in the County Antrim, Ireland. On his father's side he was of Scottish extraction; his mother, Jane Corneigle, was of Huguenot descent. Both parents are reported to have been persons of deep piety and high literary culture. His father, after serving as minister to the Anti-Burgher Church in Ahorey and director of a prosperous academy at Richhill, emigrated to the United States and engaged in the oft-attempted and ever futile effort "to unite All Christians as one communion on a purely scriptural basis", the hallucination of so many noble minds, the only outcome of which must always be against the will of the Founder , to increase the discord of Christendom by the creation of a new sect. In 1808 Alexander embarked with the family to join his father, but was shipwrecked on the Scottish coast and took the opportunity to prepare himself for the ministry at the University of Glasgow. In 1809 he migrated to the United States, and found in Washington County, Pennsylvania, the nucleus of the new movement in the "Christian Association of Washington", under the auspices of which was issued a "Declaration and Address", setting forth the objects of the association. It was proposed "to establish no new sect, but to persuade

27. First Christian Church (Disciples Of Christ) - Marietta, Georgia Marietta, Georgia. (disciples of christ) http://www.fccmarietta.org

First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) of Marietta 569 Frasier St. Marietta, GA 30060 Phone: 770-428-3125 Fax: 770-428-2839 email: fccmarietta@juno.com FCC Home Staff Calendar ... Links First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) seeks to communicate and embody the gospel in service to its community, and be a spiritual and humanitarian lifeline to the Metro Atlanta, Georgia area. We are a homogeneous, diverse mix of younger and older individuals of all ethnic backgrounds, with a growing number of youth and children. Our friendly congregation has 290 members, with an average worship attendance of 120. Our symbol is the Chalice , representing the custom of celebrating Communion each Sunday, with a St. Andrews Cross etched within, in honor of our Scotch founders. If you are looking for a church, or have no church home, we invite you to consider becoming part of our friendly congregation. Web Page Updates: View Photos of the 55th Anniversary Newsletter updated - 5/8/04 Pre-register to attend Vacation Bible School! Dr. Jerry Gladson's book, ... Visit new Soulfire Ministries web page Visitors since January 19, 2003 Page Modified: Sunday May 09, 2004

28. National Benevolent Association Of The Christian Church (Disciples The National Benevolent Association of the Christian Church (disciples of christ) provides health and social services to abused or neglected children, disabled individuals, and the elderly. http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://na.link.decdna.net/n/7972/7974/www.hoove

29. Catching Life Christian Church (Disciples Of Christ) Offers community and contemporary praise and worship. Offers location and service schedule, recommended readings, youth programs and ministries. http://www.catchinglife.com/

2 people online home Home Our Church Our Innovative Structure Pastors' Page Worship Service Upcoming Activities ... Directions Our Beliefs FAQ's Recommended Reading Beliefs and Values Thoughts on Worship Our Ministries Music Ministry Children's Ministry Mission Ministry Women's Ministry ... Drama Ministry Our Bookstore About Our Bookstore Hours and Directions Our Music Set Lists Music Team Events Original Music Comment Box ... Make this your homepage Welcome to Catching Life Christian Church in Chicago! If you are looking for a church where you can be yourself, where the dress is casual, the teaching is challenging and the atmosphere energizing, then Catching Life is the place for you. Our Sunday morning worship is a contemporary service, filled with uplifting music that celebrates Jesus. You'll appreciate the welcoming atmosphere where people of all ages come together to actively praise God. Join Us For A Midweek "Jumpstart" Join us each Wednesday evening for our midweek "Jumpstart ," a chance to recharge spiritually through Bible study, discussion, and worship. Jumpstart takes place each Wednesday evening at the Catching Life Ministry Center, beginning at 7:00 PM . Please see the "directions" link on the sidebar for more information on how to find us. We hope you'll join us for this interesting and challenging opportunity. A Quality Christian Bookstore Let us be your local Christian resource provider! A unique bookstore/ casual community space for the neighborhood, we are located at 4054 N Lincoln, across from the Osco, just north of the intersection of Damen, Lincoln and Irving Park, on the west side of Lincoln. We are excited to be a place where our neighbors can come and browse, shop, and relax with a wonderful home-baked brownie or cookie by local chef Debbie Witter of Debites. bring your little ones and enjoy our children's area, bring a laptop and work in our comfortable cafe area, or just browse the shelves. We strive to have the best resources available. We may be small, but we're sharp and smart about our selection!

30. SECTION 1 Title  1 Title  2 Title  3 disciples of christ in Community (DOCC) is an adult education program which provides an experience in building Christian community while encouraging individual http://www.sewanee.edu/Theology/DOCCFolder/DOCChome.html

Disciples of Christ in Community (DOCC) is an adult education program which provides an experience in building Christian community while encouraging individual spiritual growth. It began in 1975 at Trinity Church, New Orleans, under the leadership of Rev. John Stone Jenkins. It is now under the auspices of the School of Theology Programs Center of the University of the South. To begin a DOCC program a team of clergy and lay- persons are trained at the DOCC Summer Conference in Sewanee or one of the off-site conferences held at various locations around the country. A team consists of a presenter and two or more group facilitators. Clergy or theologically trained laypersons serve as presenters. At each of the 21 sessions, a 30 minute presentation is given. After which, the participants gather in small groups of about ten to discuss the significance of the presentation to their lives.In an accepting and caring atmosphere, group members can grow in awareness of the purpose and potential of the Church, and discover and define personal ministry. The fee for the program is $75 per participant for the entire session. The DOCC Year One course consists of 21 sessions, but it can be expanded or reduced to fit the needs of the congregation.

31. Global Ministries The Global Ministries website reflects the ministry of the common witness of the Christian Church (disciples of christ) and the United Church of Christ, which http://www.globalministries.org/

var ace_path = ''; Reflections of the People of God Meditate and pray with the church in Argentina from Easter to Pentecost. Tim and Jodi Bobbitt, missionaries in Argentina bring us reflections written by brothers and sisters from the Disciples of Christ congregations of Barranqueras and Vedia and Hope Ecumenical Congregation of the Board for Complete Mission. Reflections and prayers are in English and Spanish. Website updated May 25 Mission works Conference MissionworksToo! October 14-16, 2004, Radisson Hotel at Gateway, Cleveland, Ohio. You are invited to participate in this Global Ministries event for clergy and laypeople of UCC and Disciples congregations. Click here for more information. Give from the Heart: Special Project Opportunities Global Ministries has many opportunities for special project giving around the world. Click here for a listing from Africa, East Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean, Middle East and Europe and Southern Asia. Updated January 7 Racial/Ethnic Relations Global Ministries affirms, celebrates, values, and embraces the gifts, concerns, and insights the constituents of multiracial and multicultural communities bring to the whole church as we respond to God's call to ministry and mission. Click

32. Christian Church In Kentucky 859.233.1391 fax 859.233.2079. 2004 Regional Assembly. Join the Friends of CCK email list. Email Christian Church (disciples of christ). http://www.ccinky.net/

Christian Church In Kentucky 1125 Red Mile Rd. Lexington, KY 40504 phone: 859.233.1391 fax: 859.233.2079 2004 Regional Assembly Join the Friends of CCK email list Email: Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) var go_mem="madcck"; 238 Congregations in Covenant to offer Ministry from Our Doorsteps to Yours CCK Email is back online. If you have tried to email in the past two weeks we have not received your email. Please be patient as we dig through two weeks worth of email. Living into the Vision

33. Iglesia Cristiana Sinaí - Brooklyn,NY disciples of christ. Profile, leadership, schedule, contact information. http://netministries.org/see/churches/ch08633

Welcome to Iglesia Cristiana Sinaí Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) 58 Stanhope St. Brooklyn, NY 11221 USA Staff / Leaders Pastor Recurso Rev. Daniel Balboa Presidente Junta de Oficiales Irma Diaz Presidente de Síndicos Paul D. Rivera Send an Email... Secretaria Administrativa Margie Santiago Send an Email... Weekly Schedule Escuela Bíblica/Sunday School 10:00 am/Dom.-Sun. Culto de Adoracíon/Worship 11:00 am/Dom.-Sun. Culto de Oracíon/Prayer Svc. 7:30 pm/Mier.- Wed. Estudio Bíblico/Bible Study 7:30 pm/Viernes-Fri. Bienvenidos a la Iglesia Cristiana Sinaí Somos una comunidad de fe dínamica sirviendo el condado de Brooklyn desde 1951. Como miembros de la Iglesia Cristiana (Discípulos de Cristo), confesamos que Jesús es el Cristo, el hijo del Dios viviente, y lo proclamamos Señor y Salvador del mundo. En el nombre de Jesucristo y por su gracia, aceptamos nuestra misión de testimonio y servicio a toda la humanidad. Nos regocijamos en el pacto de amor que nos une a El y nos hace uno. En la mesa del Señor celebramos en acción de gracias los actos redentores de Cristo y su presencia en medio nuestro. Visitenos! Serán bienvenidos a nuestra familia cristiana.

34. Northwest Region Of The Christian Church Northwest Region of the Christian Church (disciples of christ). http://www.disciplesnw.org/

Northwest Region of the Christian Church (Disciples Of Christ) About Us Newsletters General Updates on site Summer Camp Registration form added to "Documents and Forms", March-April NW Passage added 2004 Regional Assembly Home Page added Email Us As one of thirty-three geographic regions of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the United States and Canada, the Northwest Region works to provide 67 congregations and nearly 7,000 active members with the instruments to carry out our Mission Imperative: To be an instrument of God in the strengthening and building of faithful and effective congregations. Our Staff, Board Members and Teams work to provide materials and programs designed for congregational growth and vitality, to engage members in forums and training events that help nurture and enhance leadership skills- in adults as well as youth and young adults, help congregations understand and address justice issues, manage the resources and property of the region, and so much more. Please take time to explore the Ministry Team pages and find the issues that speak to your heart.

35. Eureka College A liberal arts and science institution, affiliated with the Christian Church (disciples of christ). http://www.eureka.edu/

Click here to navigate Eureka College Home Prospectives Students Alumni Faculty/Staff Visitors Academic Calendar Academics Arts Athletics Business Office Computer Services Giving to the College Records Office Employment IHCDP Melick Library News and Events Parents' Association Summer Programs The Eureka Idea The Eureka Idea Eureka College is pleased to announce The Eureka Idea, a new initiative that lowers tuition to $13,000, a 30% reduction, beginning in the fall of 2004. NEW Durward Sandifer Mentorships! For comments or questions related to the web site, please contact the webmaster

36. Christian Church In The Southwest WORTH, TX, January 7, 2004 RW Bob Rueter has been named Transitional Regional Minister for the Christian Church disciples of christ in the Southwest. http://www.ccsw.org/

RUETER NAMED TRANSITIONAL REGIONAL MINISTER IN THE SOUTHWEST REGION FT. WORTH, TX, January 7, 2004 - R. W. "Bob" Rueter has been named Transitional Regional Minister for the Christian Church [Disciples of Christ] in the Southwest. He will begin his new position on January 9,2004. Rueter is an Accredited Interim Ministry Specialist and certified Post Transition Specialist through the Interim Ministry Network. He has served as an intentional interim for Disciples congregations in the Southwest, Central Rocky Mountain, and Virginia regions. Before entering seminary, Rueter worked in the construction industry, including experience from tradesman to Field Operations Officer and later owner of his own company. He has a B.F.A. from the University of Nebraska [Lincoln, Nebraska] and M.Div. from Brite Divinity School [Ft. Worth, Texas]. Bev and Bob Rueter will reside in the Dallas-Ft. Worth metroplex.

37. Harristown Christian Church (Disciples Of Christ) Local community church offering information on services, events, pastor, history, and contact details. http://www.mtco.com/~jlfyke/church.htm

Harristown Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) 1165 N. Meridian, P. O. Box 195, Harristown, IL 62537-0195 Phone: (217) 963-2431 James L. Fyke, Pastor E-mail: jlfyke@mtco.com Darrel Parish, Chairman of the Congregation Rikki Whitney, Church Secretary Children's Church 10:00 am Worship 10:00 am Special Sundays and Scheduled Events Previous Pastors (since 1861) Membership List of the First HCC Congregation in 1861 HCC's Previous Building After Lightning Struck It -1898 ... How to Find Us We Express Our Faith Through... Corporate Worship Small-town Setting... Informal Preaching... Participatory Worship... Prayer and Singing... Drama... Children's Church... Weekly Communion... Special Holiday Services... Education and Study Sunday School... Bible Study... Vacation Bible School... Special Educational Events... Fellowship Fellowship... Parties ... Recreation... Family Dinners... Community Events... Hymn Sings... Concerts... Service to God and Community Christian Women's Fellowship... Provide Community Emergency Fund... Participate in Local Outreach Programs: Dove Sponsor... Habitat for Humanity Sponsor... New Life Pregnancy Center Sponsor... Red Cross Blood Drive Sponsor... and we contribute to national and world outreach mission through the Basic Mission Finance program. Personal and Spiritual Growth In Our Faith... In Our Friendships... In Our Love ...

38. Christian Church (Disciples Of Christ) In West Virginia PO Box 264 Parkersburg, West Virginia 261020264 Telephone (304) 428-1681 Fax (304) 428-1684. http://www.ccwv.org/

PO Box 264 Parkersburg, West Virginia 26102-0264 Telephone: Fax: Regional Minister's Point of View Much has happened since last I wrote a POV. We had a great Regional Assembly in Bluefield. We celebrated, and studied, and reflected, and visited, and had a wonderful time, which was significant for our life in the spirit. I will not start to name the people responsible for this great gathering because the list is very long and I would surely forget some, but we all say thank you. This certainly goes for the whole Bluefield church. More . . . Click here for directions to the West Virginia Regional Office.

39. Religious Movements Homepage: Disciples Of Christ disciples of christ. The disciples of christ are involved with missionary societies, and do not feel that this contradicts Biblical teaching. http://religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu/nrms/restor3.html

Disciples of Christ Introduction Churches of Christ I. Group Profile Name: The Christian Church/Disciples of Christ and the Christian Church (Churches of Christ) Founder: Barton W. Stone, died in 1844. Date of Birth: Birth Place: Port Tobacco, Maryland Year Founded: Brief History: Barton W. Stone began preaching in 1801 in Kentucky during the start of the Second Great Awakening. During this time Stone took part in the Cane Ridge Revival and became burdened with the desire for Christian unity. By participating in this charismatic revival, he was violating the Presbyterian doctrine. Thus, around 1804, he and several others, decided to leave their organized religion, and on June twenty-eighth wrote The Last Will and Testament of the Springfield Presbytery. (Tyler, 1894: 26) Their hopes, like those of Alexander Campbell , were to form a primitive church that was united as one body. In 1832, the Stoneites joined Campbell’s group, forming the Stone-Campbell Movement, but less than two decades later there was conflict within the sect. In 1906, the groups split; Stone’s followers became officially known as the Christian Church, or Disciples of Christ while Campbell’s group became known as the Churches of Christ (non-instrumental).

40. Frank Lloyd Wright Kansas City, Missouri, church and steeple of light designed by Frank Lloyd Wright are still in use by a disciples of christ congregation. Information on architecture, art gallery, tours. http://www.community-christian.org/flwright.htm

Main About Us Weddings What We Offer ... Tour Information In April, 1940, Frank Lloyd Wright, world renowned architect, was commissioned to design a new building for the congregation after the burning of their building on Linwood Boulevard. Wright envisioned the entire property at 46 th and Main Streets being devoted to parking with the church building supported on graceful pillars, similar to the mushroom-shaped supports at the Johnson Wax Company office building in Racine, Wisconsin. Plans included a 1,000-seat auditorium with accommodations for a Sunday School of more than 700. Also included were a roof garden to be used for entertainment and other church functions, as well as a radical approach in construction of heating and cooling systems. Wright was considered a genius by some and was known for his complete departure from the ordinary. It was expected that the new church building would be no exception. The idea of air-conditioning for the building was met with much disfavor from Wright exclaiming "I’ve gotten more colds in so-called air-conditioned buildings than any other place." He went on to explain that the building he envisioned would be comfortably cool in the summer and warm in the winter using a floor heating and cooling system. Wright presented his finished plans to the pertinent departments of the church in June, 1940. Parking for 150 cars was allowed; construction of the building would be of steel and rose-tinted concrete. A green copper dome would sit above the chancel area. Wright claimed the building would be "fireproof, earthquake, and vermin-proof" and upkeep would be virtually nil. Wright also claimed that "it is no mere church building, but a new order dated 10 years ahead of its time."

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