Ladies of all ages are invited to join us this semester as we dive into the book of Nehemiah.

We meet Monday nights, 6:15-8 pm in the Foundation Center, for a wonderful time of studying scripture, fellowship, and fun! 

God’s word is absolutely critical to our spiritual life! Our greatest enemy is a liar. He will do everything he can to keep us from reading the truth of God’s word.

This semester, we will read through the book of Mark utilizing the S.O.W. study method.

• SCRIPTURE - As you read the chapter, prayerfully ask God to speak to you through one specific verse. Remember, you are not alone. God lives in you and is with you! Ask the question - What verse of scripture stood out to me? Once you have identified the one verse, mark it in your Bible, write it down in your journal, or write it on a large index card and place it in your Bible.

• OBSERVATION - Once you have identified the one verse, now go back through the chapter and ask the question - What is God saying to me through this verse of scripture? Make observations of things that stood out in the one verse you focused on or in the verses around the one verse. Go back to your journal or large index card and make a list of your observations.

• WALK - We follow Jesus by walking in truth. The focus of our reading is on following Jesus, not gaining knowledge for some trivia game. This leads us to ask the question: What am I going to do about this verse of Scripture? Regardless of whether it is corporate worship, small group, or our own private study of God’s Word, the purpose of reading the Bible is never just to gain knowledge. God is calling us to do something about what He is showing us!

Join us on the journey of living out what we are learning about Jesus!

Meet in the Foundation Center – Childcare is provided

Come hungry. Come tired. Come as you are.

Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 PM, followed by Bible study groups. It’s a simple, meaningful midweek rhythm of fellowship, prayer, and time in God’s Word.

Busy schedule? Come anyway. If all you can do is join us for dinner, that’s great. Fellowship matters, and we’d love to see you at the table.

Multiply Student Ministry and Children’s Ministry will meet at the same time, making this an easy night for families to grow together.

Let us do the cooking! RSVP for a homemade meal for only $5 per person - maximum $25 per family! Let us know you're coming by 4 pm each Tuesday - Reserve a Meal

Quest Kids’ mid-week program. Pre-k through fifth grade are invited to join us for an evening of fun learning about God’s word.

Don’t miss out - bring a friend!

Come enjoy a time of food, fellowship, and fun! There will be lots of door prizes, games, worship, and laughter. Ladies of all ages are invited and encouraged to come and bring a friend.

Special guest speaker - Amy Saganti

Join us in the Foundation Center. Breakfast snacks and childcare will be provided.

Ladies of all ages are invited to join us this semester as we dive into the book of Nehemiah.

We meet Monday nights, 6:15-8 pm in the Foundation Center, for a wonderful time of studying scripture, fellowship, and fun! 

God’s word is absolutely critical to our spiritual life! Our greatest enemy is a liar. He will do everything he can to keep us from reading the truth of God’s word.

This semester, we will read through the book of Mark utilizing the S.O.W. study method.

• SCRIPTURE - As you read the chapter, prayerfully ask God to speak to you through one specific verse. Remember, you are not alone. God lives in you and is with you! Ask the question - What verse of scripture stood out to me? Once you have identified the one verse, mark it in your Bible, write it down in your journal, or write it on a large index card and place it in your Bible.

• OBSERVATION - Once you have identified the one verse, now go back through the chapter and ask the question - What is God saying to me through this verse of scripture? Make observations of things that stood out in the one verse you focused on or in the verses around the one verse. Go back to your journal or large index card and make a list of your observations.

• WALK - We follow Jesus by walking in truth. The focus of our reading is on following Jesus, not gaining knowledge for some trivia game. This leads us to ask the question: What am I going to do about this verse of Scripture? Regardless of whether it is corporate worship, small group, or our own private study of God’s Word, the purpose of reading the Bible is never just to gain knowledge. God is calling us to do something about what He is showing us!

Join us on the journey of living out what we are learning about Jesus!

Meet in the Foundation Center – Childcare is provided

Come hungry. Come tired. Come as you are.

Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 PM, followed by Bible study groups. It’s a simple, meaningful midweek rhythm of fellowship, prayer, and time in God’s Word.

Busy schedule? Come anyway. If all you can do is join us for dinner, that’s great. Fellowship matters, and we’d love to see you at the table.

Multiply Student Ministry and Children’s Ministry will meet at the same time, making this an easy night for families to grow together.

Let us do the cooking! RSVP for a homemade meal for only $5 per person - maximum $25 per family! Let us know you're coming by 4 pm each Tuesday - Reserve a Meal

Quest Kids’ mid-week program. Pre-k through fifth grade are invited to join us for an evening of fun learning about God’s word.

Don’t miss out - bring a friend!

Our first week of the Membership Class is scheduled for February 15th, in the Foundation Center. During this two-week class, you will learn more about CFCC's mission and beliefs. If you are looking for a fun, casual way to learn about what it means to be a member of Cy-Fair Christian Church, this is the place for you.

Register HERE

Ladies of all ages are invited to join us this semester as we dive into the book of Nehemiah.

We meet Monday nights, 6:15-8 pm in the Foundation Center, for a wonderful time of studying scripture, fellowship, and fun! 

God’s word is absolutely critical to our spiritual life! Our greatest enemy is a liar. He will do everything he can to keep us from reading the truth of God’s word.

This semester, we will read through the book of Mark utilizing the S.O.W. study method.

• SCRIPTURE - As you read the chapter, prayerfully ask God to speak to you through one specific verse. Remember, you are not alone. God lives in you and is with you! Ask the question - What verse of scripture stood out to me? Once you have identified the one verse, mark it in your Bible, write it down in your journal, or write it on a large index card and place it in your Bible.

• OBSERVATION - Once you have identified the one verse, now go back through the chapter and ask the question - What is God saying to me through this verse of scripture? Make observations of things that stood out in the one verse you focused on or in the verses around the one verse. Go back to your journal or large index card and make a list of your observations.

• WALK - We follow Jesus by walking in truth. The focus of our reading is on following Jesus, not gaining knowledge for some trivia game. This leads us to ask the question: What am I going to do about this verse of Scripture? Regardless of whether it is corporate worship, small group, or our own private study of God’s Word, the purpose of reading the Bible is never just to gain knowledge. God is calling us to do something about what He is showing us!

Join us on the journey of living out what we are learning about Jesus!

Meet in the Foundation Center – Childcare is provided

Come hungry. Come tired. Come as you are.

Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 PM, followed by Bible study groups. It’s a simple, meaningful midweek rhythm of fellowship, prayer, and time in God’s Word.

Busy schedule? Come anyway. If all you can do is join us for dinner, that’s great. Fellowship matters, and we’d love to see you at the table.

Multiply Student Ministry and Children’s Ministry will meet at the same time, making this an easy night for families to grow together.

Let us do the cooking! RSVP for a homemade meal for only $5 per person - maximum $25 per family! Let us know you're coming by 4 pm each Tuesday - Reserve a Meal

Quest Kids’ mid-week program. Pre-k through fifth grade are invited to join us for an evening of fun learning about God’s word.

Don’t miss out - bring a friend!

Our second week of the Membership Class is scheduled for February 22nd in the Foundation Center. During this two-week class, you will learn more about CFCC's mission and beliefs. The Membership Class is a fun way to make new friends and connect. Week two includes lunch after the main worship service.

Childcare is provided.

Ladies of all ages are invited to join us this semester as we dive into the book of Nehemiah.

We meet Monday nights, 6:15-8 pm in the Foundation Center, for a wonderful time of studying scripture, fellowship, and fun! 

God’s word is absolutely critical to our spiritual life! Our greatest enemy is a liar. He will do everything he can to keep us from reading the truth of God’s word.

This semester, we will read through the book of Mark utilizing the S.O.W. study method.

• SCRIPTURE - As you read the chapter, prayerfully ask God to speak to you through one specific verse. Remember, you are not alone. God lives in you and is with you! Ask the question - What verse of scripture stood out to me? Once you have identified the one verse, mark it in your Bible, write it down in your journal, or write it on a large index card and place it in your Bible.

• OBSERVATION - Once you have identified the one verse, now go back through the chapter and ask the question - What is God saying to me through this verse of scripture? Make observations of things that stood out in the one verse you focused on or in the verses around the one verse. Go back to your journal or large index card and make a list of your observations.

• WALK - We follow Jesus by walking in truth. The focus of our reading is on following Jesus, not gaining knowledge for some trivia game. This leads us to ask the question: What am I going to do about this verse of Scripture? Regardless of whether it is corporate worship, small group, or our own private study of God’s Word, the purpose of reading the Bible is never just to gain knowledge. God is calling us to do something about what He is showing us!

Join us on the journey of living out what we are learning about Jesus!

Meet in the Foundation Center – Childcare is provided

Come hungry. Come tired. Come as you are.

Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 PM, followed by Bible study groups. It’s a simple, meaningful midweek rhythm of fellowship, prayer, and time in God’s Word.

Busy schedule? Come anyway. If all you can do is join us for dinner, that’s great. Fellowship matters, and we’d love to see you at the table.

Multiply Student Ministry and Children’s Ministry will meet at the same time, making this an easy night for families to grow together.

Let us do the cooking! RSVP for a homemade meal for only $5 per person - maximum $25 per family! Let us know you're coming by 4 pm each Tuesday - Reserve a Meal

Quest Kids’ mid-week program. Pre-k through fifth grade are invited to join us for an evening of fun learning about God’s word.

Don’t miss out - bring a friend!

Ladies of all ages are invited to join us this semester as we dive into the book of Nehemiah.

We meet Monday nights, 6:15-8 pm in the Foundation Center, for a wonderful time of studying scripture, fellowship, and fun! 

God’s word is absolutely critical to our spiritual life! Our greatest enemy is a liar. He will do everything he can to keep us from reading the truth of God’s word.

This semester, we will read through the book of Mark utilizing the S.O.W. study method.

• SCRIPTURE - As you read the chapter, prayerfully ask God to speak to you through one specific verse. Remember, you are not alone. God lives in you and is with you! Ask the question - What verse of scripture stood out to me? Once you have identified the one verse, mark it in your Bible, write it down in your journal, or write it on a large index card and place it in your Bible.

• OBSERVATION - Once you have identified the one verse, now go back through the chapter and ask the question - What is God saying to me through this verse of scripture? Make observations of things that stood out in the one verse you focused on or in the verses around the one verse. Go back to your journal or large index card and make a list of your observations.

• WALK - We follow Jesus by walking in truth. The focus of our reading is on following Jesus, not gaining knowledge for some trivia game. This leads us to ask the question: What am I going to do about this verse of Scripture? Regardless of whether it is corporate worship, small group, or our own private study of God’s Word, the purpose of reading the Bible is never just to gain knowledge. God is calling us to do something about what He is showing us!

Join us on the journey of living out what we are learning about Jesus!

Meet in the Foundation Center – Childcare is provided

Come hungry. Come tired. Come as you are.

Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 PM, followed by Bible study groups. It’s a simple, meaningful midweek rhythm of fellowship, prayer, and time in God’s Word.

Busy schedule? Come anyway. If all you can do is join us for dinner, that’s great. Fellowship matters, and we’d love to see you at the table.

Multiply Student Ministry and Children’s Ministry will meet at the same time, making this an easy night for families to grow together.

Let us do the cooking! RSVP for a homemade meal for only $5 per person - maximum $25 per family! Let us know you're coming by 4 pm each Tuesday - Reserve a Meal

Quest Kids’ mid-week program. Pre-k through fifth grade are invited to join us for an evening of fun learning about God’s word.

Don’t miss out - bring a friend!

Ladies of all ages are invited to join us this semester as we dive into the book of Nehemiah.

We meet Monday nights, 6:15-8 pm in the Foundation Center, for a wonderful time of studying scripture, fellowship, and fun! 

God’s word is absolutely critical to our spiritual life! Our greatest enemy is a liar. He will do everything he can to keep us from reading the truth of God’s word.

This semester, we will read through the book of Mark utilizing the S.O.W. study method.

• SCRIPTURE - As you read the chapter, prayerfully ask God to speak to you through one specific verse. Remember, you are not alone. God lives in you and is with you! Ask the question - What verse of scripture stood out to me? Once you have identified the one verse, mark it in your Bible, write it down in your journal, or write it on a large index card and place it in your Bible.

• OBSERVATION - Once you have identified the one verse, now go back through the chapter and ask the question - What is God saying to me through this verse of scripture? Make observations of things that stood out in the one verse you focused on or in the verses around the one verse. Go back to your journal or large index card and make a list of your observations.

• WALK - We follow Jesus by walking in truth. The focus of our reading is on following Jesus, not gaining knowledge for some trivia game. This leads us to ask the question: What am I going to do about this verse of Scripture? Regardless of whether it is corporate worship, small group, or our own private study of God’s Word, the purpose of reading the Bible is never just to gain knowledge. God is calling us to do something about what He is showing us!

Join us on the journey of living out what we are learning about Jesus!

Meet in the Foundation Center – Childcare is provided

Come hungry. Come tired. Come as you are.

Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 PM, followed by Bible study groups. It’s a simple, meaningful midweek rhythm of fellowship, prayer, and time in God’s Word.

Busy schedule? Come anyway. If all you can do is join us for dinner, that’s great. Fellowship matters, and we’d love to see you at the table.

Multiply Student Ministry and Children’s Ministry will meet at the same time, making this an easy night for families to grow together.

Let us do the cooking! RSVP for a homemade meal for only $5 per person - maximum $25 per family! Let us know you're coming by 4 pm each Tuesday - Reserve a Meal

Quest Kids’ mid-week program. Pre-k through fifth grade are invited to join us for an evening of fun learning about God’s word.

Don’t miss out - bring a friend!

Ladies of all ages are invited to join us this semester as we dive into the book of Nehemiah.

We meet Monday nights, 6:15-8 pm in the Foundation Center, for a wonderful time of studying scripture, fellowship, and fun! 

God’s word is absolutely critical to our spiritual life! Our greatest enemy is a liar. He will do everything he can to keep us from reading the truth of God’s word.

This semester, we will read through the book of Mark utilizing the S.O.W. study method.

• SCRIPTURE - As you read the chapter, prayerfully ask God to speak to you through one specific verse. Remember, you are not alone. God lives in you and is with you! Ask the question - What verse of scripture stood out to me? Once you have identified the one verse, mark it in your Bible, write it down in your journal, or write it on a large index card and place it in your Bible.

• OBSERVATION - Once you have identified the one verse, now go back through the chapter and ask the question - What is God saying to me through this verse of scripture? Make observations of things that stood out in the one verse you focused on or in the verses around the one verse. Go back to your journal or large index card and make a list of your observations.

• WALK - We follow Jesus by walking in truth. The focus of our reading is on following Jesus, not gaining knowledge for some trivia game. This leads us to ask the question: What am I going to do about this verse of Scripture? Regardless of whether it is corporate worship, small group, or our own private study of God’s Word, the purpose of reading the Bible is never just to gain knowledge. God is calling us to do something about what He is showing us!

Join us on the journey of living out what we are learning about Jesus!

Meet in the Foundation Center – Childcare is provided

Come hungry. Come tired. Come as you are.

Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 PM, followed by Bible study groups. It’s a simple, meaningful midweek rhythm of fellowship, prayer, and time in God’s Word.

Busy schedule? Come anyway. If all you can do is join us for dinner, that’s great. Fellowship matters, and we’d love to see you at the table.

Multiply Student Ministry and Children’s Ministry will meet at the same time, making this an easy night for families to grow together.

Let us do the cooking! RSVP for a homemade meal for only $5 per person - maximum $25 per family! Let us know you're coming by 4 pm each Tuesday - Reserve a Meal

Quest Kids’ mid-week program. Pre-k through fifth grade are invited to join us for an evening of fun learning about God’s word.

Don’t miss out - bring a friend!

Ladies of all ages are invited to join us this semester as we dive into the book of Nehemiah.

We meet Monday nights, 6:15-8 pm in the Foundation Center, for a wonderful time of studying scripture, fellowship, and fun! 

God’s word is absolutely critical to our spiritual life! Our greatest enemy is a liar. He will do everything he can to keep us from reading the truth of God’s word.

This semester, we will read through the book of Mark utilizing the S.O.W. study method.

• SCRIPTURE - As you read the chapter, prayerfully ask God to speak to you through one specific verse. Remember, you are not alone. God lives in you and is with you! Ask the question - What verse of scripture stood out to me? Once you have identified the one verse, mark it in your Bible, write it down in your journal, or write it on a large index card and place it in your Bible.

• OBSERVATION - Once you have identified the one verse, now go back through the chapter and ask the question - What is God saying to me through this verse of scripture? Make observations of things that stood out in the one verse you focused on or in the verses around the one verse. Go back to your journal or large index card and make a list of your observations.

• WALK - We follow Jesus by walking in truth. The focus of our reading is on following Jesus, not gaining knowledge for some trivia game. This leads us to ask the question: What am I going to do about this verse of Scripture? Regardless of whether it is corporate worship, small group, or our own private study of God’s Word, the purpose of reading the Bible is never just to gain knowledge. God is calling us to do something about what He is showing us!

Join us on the journey of living out what we are learning about Jesus!

Meet in the Foundation Center – Childcare is provided

Come hungry. Come tired. Come as you are.

Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 PM, followed by Bible study groups. It’s a simple, meaningful midweek rhythm of fellowship, prayer, and time in God’s Word.

Busy schedule? Come anyway. If all you can do is join us for dinner, that’s great. Fellowship matters, and we’d love to see you at the table.

Multiply Student Ministry and Children’s Ministry will meet at the same time, making this an easy night for families to grow together.

Let us do the cooking! RSVP for a homemade meal for only $5 per person - maximum $25 per family! Let us know you're coming by 4 pm each Tuesday - Reserve a Meal

Quest Kids’ mid-week program. Pre-k through fifth grade are invited to join us for an evening of fun learning about God’s word.

Don’t miss out - bring a friend!

Ladies of all ages are invited to join us this semester as we dive into the book of Nehemiah.

We meet Monday nights, 6:15-8 pm in the Foundation Center, for a wonderful time of studying scripture, fellowship, and fun! 

God’s word is absolutely critical to our spiritual life! Our greatest enemy is a liar. He will do everything he can to keep us from reading the truth of God’s word.

This semester, we will read through the book of Mark utilizing the S.O.W. study method.

• SCRIPTURE - As you read the chapter, prayerfully ask God to speak to you through one specific verse. Remember, you are not alone. God lives in you and is with you! Ask the question - What verse of scripture stood out to me? Once you have identified the one verse, mark it in your Bible, write it down in your journal, or write it on a large index card and place it in your Bible.

• OBSERVATION - Once you have identified the one verse, now go back through the chapter and ask the question - What is God saying to me through this verse of scripture? Make observations of things that stood out in the one verse you focused on or in the verses around the one verse. Go back to your journal or large index card and make a list of your observations.

• WALK - We follow Jesus by walking in truth. The focus of our reading is on following Jesus, not gaining knowledge for some trivia game. This leads us to ask the question: What am I going to do about this verse of Scripture? Regardless of whether it is corporate worship, small group, or our own private study of God’s Word, the purpose of reading the Bible is never just to gain knowledge. God is calling us to do something about what He is showing us!

Join us on the journey of living out what we are learning about Jesus!

Meet in the Foundation Center – Childcare is provided

Come hungry. Come tired. Come as you are.

Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 PM, followed by Bible study groups. It’s a simple, meaningful midweek rhythm of fellowship, prayer, and time in God’s Word.

Busy schedule? Come anyway. If all you can do is join us for dinner, that’s great. Fellowship matters, and we’d love to see you at the table.

Multiply Student Ministry and Children’s Ministry will meet at the same time, making this an easy night for families to grow together.

Let us do the cooking! RSVP for a homemade meal for only $5 per person - maximum $25 per family! Let us know you're coming by 4 pm each Tuesday - Reserve a Meal

Quest Kids’ mid-week program. Pre-k through fifth grade are invited to join us for an evening of fun learning about God’s word.

Don’t miss out - bring a friend!

If you’ve decided to follow Jesus, baptism is an important next step. While baptism doesn’t save you, it does show others you have chosen to be a follower of Christ. It symbolizes the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus and is your public declaration you have accepted Jesus as your Savior.

We are excited to celebrate with you and would like to make sure you have all the information you need, including where to be, what to bring, and what to expect along the way. Please sign up for our special Easter baptism service HERE.

Once we have your registration, we will reach out to go over the event details.