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***Sunday, Oct. 22, 2023***
*Matthew 22:15-22*

***Sunday's Message: "God's Claim"***

***Wed., October 18 - 6:00pm***
*Fellowship Hall*

***Central Elders, Deacons RSVP by Oct., 22.***
"Serving from the Heart" is a leadership retreat for Central Christian's Elders, Deacons, Board Officers, and Committee Chairs. Set for Sat., Nov 11, 9am - 3pm, the retreat will be at Central Christian, and lunch will be provided.
This retreat will help each participant consider their own spiritual gifts, talents, and abilities, resources, individuality, dreams, and experiences... All adding up to an enhanced capacity to serve God and neighbor.

The retreat costs $15 per person to help cover individual workbooks and supplies.
Please RSVP to Cheyenne in the church office by Sun., Oct. 22.

Welcome and greet our new member, Carol Yarusinsky. She has recently moved to the Enid area and has transferred her membership from First Christian Church of Cherokee, Oklahoma. She attends the 8:00am worship so be sure to give her a warm welcoming this Sunday.

Central is gearing up for our monthly Disciples Senior Luncheon!
Thurs., Nov. 2 at 11:30am in fellowship hall.
***Menu:*** Beef and vegetable stew

*Sign up using one of the orange sheets that are located in the church office and loggia or call the church office at (580) 233-1214.

Email to RSVP

CACS is now collecting adult sized coats and sleeping bags for Enid's homeless, donations can be left in the box outside of the church office Monday-Friday from 9:00am-4:00pm.

Enid Police Department Gives Thanks for Hero Project

Central Christian Church,
The Disciples of Christ Churches have been kind enough to support our police department with a monthly donation of snacks for our officers and civilian employees for the past few years.

While the snacks and items brought to the station are greatly appreciated, it is the marked improvement in morale that accompanies these donations that I most appreciate.

In today’s environment, there is far greater difficulty in being a police officer than say five or ten years ago. Having the support of such a group is invaluable for our officers.

There are very few times the words “Thank you” cannot convey the appreciation of a groups’ actions, but this is certainly one of those times.

Cass Rains,
Public Relations Coordinator
Enid Police Department