We’re starting the semester with Isaiah by Melissa Spoelstra, focusing on the Messiah’s prophecies and finding rest in God’s promises. Then, we’ll dive into Rachel & Leah by Nicki Koziarz to uncover biblical truths that help us fight comparison with confidence. Limited childcare is available for the morning session.

You know that it's vital to know and believe the Word of God. It's also imperative to rub shoulders with the men of God. Men's Bible Study at Central is a great way to do both at the same time. Whether you know all about the Bible or you are brand new, all men are welcome and can benefit from this study.

This is a casual time for new people to get to know the pastors and staff of Central and ask any questions you may have. We'll provide lunch and share the core values, structure, and history of Central as well as some ways for you to get connected. This will take place right after the late service once a quarter throughout the year.

This weekend is designed to build students’ faith through worship, Bible study, and hands-on service. It’s for 7th–12th graders and is one of the best opportunities for your student to grow closer to the Lord and connect with other students in our youth ministry.

This is a class recommended for new believers in Christ, or believers who want help living a more authentic Christian life. It is not an exhaustive study, but rather a springboard for your own journey with Christ. This course is best suited for adults and will be offered twice a year.

The Samson Society is a fellowship of Christian men who are serious about authenticity, community, humility & recovery. Come find a community of guys who will support you, live life with you and help give you tools to fight patterns of addiction.

The goal of this gathering is simple - spend time together in intentional prayer and worship. We meet on the first Wednesday of every month. All are welcome.

A non-denominational Christian support and encouragement group for parents and guardians actively involved in caring for their disabled children, even if those children are currently in other placements or have transitioned to semi-independent living.

This is a time for students to connect with each other in a youth-friendly environment. Each week there is worship and teaching that meets them where they are and pushes them to grow deeper in their faith.

The purpose of our gathering is for young adults to come together and look to Gods Word for guidance on topics such as theology, culture, dating, marriage, adulthood, and growing as devoted followers of Christ. This is an intentional time to hangout, drink coffee, worship, and dig into Gods Word.