Fall Meeting
Fall Meeting:
Oct. 24, 2009 at
Grace Chapel
1060 E. Turkeyfoot Rd.
Akron OH 44312
(actually in Green, Ohio with an Akron rural route mailing address)
Harry Knotts, Pastor.
Report on the Central Ohio Reformation Institute, October 28-30, 2008
Welcome
The Conservative Congregational Christian Churches is a theologically conservative association of Ohio churches believing in the autonomy of each local church under the Headship of Christ. We are affiliated with the Conservative Congregational Christian Confernce (CCCC). We are comprised of churches that flow from various streams of history including Congregational, Christian, and Evangelical and Reformed and independent Community churches. We are solidly committed to the basic doctrines of the Christian faith, but allow for diversity in those areas where Christians have tended to disagree. Our members hold strong convictions, but do not believe that Christians should divide over secondary issues. As an evangelical denomination, we are fervently committed to evangelism and missions for the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Spring 2009 Central Ohio Reformation Institute
A time of study for men who serve as pastors and elders or in other church leadership positions
Begins with dinner, Tuesday, April 28 Concludes 2:00 P.M., Thursday, April 30. More info…
Education
by Phillip A. Ross
Seminary training, which has become quite expensive and is out of reach for an increasing number of people, has suffered from the spiritual acids of modernity (Liberalism and Humanism) for two hundred years, and shows no signs of abatement. Congregationalists, of all people, should understand this. We’ve given a lot of seminaries away! More…
Seminary
by David Brand
At its July meeting, the CCCC Board of Directors of the CCCC approved in principal the Proposal for a Congregational Study Track at Westminster Theological Seminary. The board will now get back with Westminster Seminary to communicate its approval and to work out a few adjustments of some of the details For example, the Board prefers to stick with the"… More…
Name
by Rev. Barry Jones, President of WECF
This is an age old question, yet it is a worthy question for there should be no ambiguity when a company of God's people choose for their mission a name. When the World Evangelical Congregational Fellowship (WECF) was conceived we wanted a name that would clearly tell who we are. Allow me to say that … More…
