Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Kim Moorehead at moorehead@councilroad.org for more information.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Kim Moorehead at 405.789.3175.

Middle School and High School students will meet at the Cube for Connection Groups.

Our worship service is located in the Worship Center. It is a joy-filled experience with hymns of the faith as the main staple of this worship. You will find familiar and new songs incorporated with organ, piano and the CRBC orchestra as the accompaniment. Whether you help lead or come as a ready participant, we think the praise of Jesus will be felt each time you come.

Join us as we observe Orphan Care Sunday in both services. Our Orphan Care minister, Dr. Carisa Wilsie, and Executive Pastor Clint Chamberlain, will  have an informative discussion on Council Road's thriving ministry in this area. Several resources will be available afterward in the foyer if you have an interest in serving in this ministry. See www.councilroad.church/karis. 

We will also observe our Family Dedication time at the beginning of the second service at 10:30 a.m. This is a time where we take the opportunity to pledge to pray for these young families in their effort to raise their children with Christian values. 

Connection Groups for ages birth - 5th grade located in the Children’s Building.

The Start Here class is for newcomers to find out more about Council Road and how to become a member. It’s a two-week class beginning today at 10:30 am in Room 204. For more information, contact Clint Chamberlain or Jason Arnold at 405.789.3175.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Join us this Sunday, November 10, as we observe Orphan Care Sunday in both services. Our Orphan Care minister, Dr. Carisa Wilsie, and Executive Pastor Clint Chamberlain, will  have an informative discussion on Council Road's thriving ministry in this area. Several resources will be available afterward in the foyer if you have an interest in serving in this ministry. 

We will also observe our Family Dedication time at the beginning of the second service at 10:30 a.m. This is a time where we take the opportunity to pledge to pray for these young families in their effort to raise their children with Christian values. 

Preregistering for the service was required. For questions please contact Dondra in the Preschool Ministry Office.

Adult Connection classes will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. If you would like to get connected to a class or want more information, conctact Kim Moorehead at 405.789.3175.

Come join Lindy Aaron and others as they serve the homeless in downtown OKC. We will be providing blankets and other essentials to those in need. A Thanksgiving lunch will also be served. For more information contact Lindy at 405.789.3175.

We will deliver Thanksgiving meals to the homeless in our community. We would also like to take 80 blessing bags filled with the following items:

Socks
Deodorant
Shampoo/Body Wash
Toothbrush/Toothpaste
Wet wipes
Gloves
Beanie hats
Hot hand warmers
Small first aid kits
Ladies' hygiene items
Granola bars and other snacks

We will also accept cool-weather clothing such as coats, jackets, clean blankets and old, clean sleeping bags. Leave donations in Room 100 or the Cube. Thank you for helping to serve our homeless community. If you have questions or want to join us on November 10, contact our Homeless Ministry Director, Lindy Aaron. 

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

The club meets in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at 789-3175.

Whiz Kids will meet at the CUBE. For more information contact Luke McConnell at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Stacy will be hosting a missions committee meeting in the Media Room of the Cube.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Join us for Bible Study with Dr. Stan Lightfoot. We meet in Room 100 at 10:00 a.m. Contact Tina Prichard if you need more information.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Join us for Bible Study with Dr. Stan Lightfoot. We meet in Room 100 at 10:00 a.m. Contact Tina Prichard if you need more information.

There is a meal that is served in Maroney Hall on Wednesdays from 5p - 6p. The cost is $5 for an adult and $3 for children. The menu changes each week.

November 13

Adult’s Meal: Taco soup, Fritos and a salad

Child’s Meal: Hamburger and chip

Dessert: Cherry dump cake or cookies

Single moms, we would love to have you and your children join us on Wednesday evenings! A FREE meal is available beginning at 5 to pick up in Maroney Hall and then take to Room 100 to enjoy with other moms and children. Youth and Children programming will then be available from 6:15 - 7:30 when moms will meet for their own time of encouragement and Bible study...All FREE! No registration necessary, just come join us! With any questions, please contact Billie Meador at billiemeadors@gmail.com.

Help us lead music in the worship services! Contact Norman Behymer if you have questions.

High School and Middle School students will meet at the Cube. Service time starts at 6:30.

Join us for Council Road Institute every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel. Sign up at Councilroad.church/cri. Contact Kim Moorehead for more information. Register at www.councilroad.church/cri. 

The Foster/Adoption Support Group meets on Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. in C201. The group is for foster parents, adoptive parents, Safe Families volunteers, mentors or anyone who works with children who don't live with their biological parents. We have a teaching time and good discussion with a group of people who understand the challenges you may be experiencing. Contact Carisa Wilsie at wilsie@councilroad.org.

Preschoolers and kids in the first through fifth grades meet each Wednesday from 6:15-7:30 in the Children’s Building. There are classes for the various age groups where the kids will participate in games, hands-on learning, and Bible-learning activities that target the spiritual and developmental learning level of each group.

Join us for a verse-by-verse Bible study of 1 Corinthians! Our men’s minister, Chris Leonard, will lead this study in the Missions Cafe at 6:30pm. Bring your Bible and join us for this free of charge study discussing sin and how to deal with its consequences in the church.

Worship Rehearsal will be held in the Main Worship Center.

Hands for Missions team will meet in Room 100.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Moms from CRBC will meet in the Media Room to pray for their children and schools and any other requests. For more information contact Luke at 789.3175.

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

They meet Thursday evenings in the Cube Auditorium. There is a monthly fee for the classes. For more information contact Luke McConnell at 405.789.3175.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

If you were part of Norman Behymer's youth or singles groups back in the 1970s and 1980s, please join us for a reunion as part of the weekend celebration of his 50th anniversary at Council Road. We will meet in the Chapel from 5-7 p.m. A sandwich dinner will be available.

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Kim Moorehead at moorehead@councilroad.org for more information.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Kim Moorehead at 405.789.3175.

Join us at 9 and 10:30 a.m. for the worship services in which we will celebrate the 50th anniversary of Norman and Denise Behymer serving at Council Road.  A reunion choir and orchestra will lead in praise and worship, we'll see a special video and we will hear from a couple of special guests. You are also invited to a reception afterward in the foyer. Congratulations Norman and Denise on 50 years! 

The reunion choir and orchestra will be playing in the 9a and 10:30a service.

Wendell Estep to Speak 

Former Council Road Pastor, Wendell Estep, will be teaching in both services, as we honor Norman Behymer for 50 years of service. Norman served on Pastor Wendell's staff in the 1980s and 1990s. Norman says much of what he learned about serving in the ministry was modeled by Pastor Wendell

Middle School and High School students will meet at the Cube for Connection Groups.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Wendell Estep to Speak 

Former Council Road Pastor, Wendell Estep, will be teaching in both services, as we honor Norman Behymer for 50 years of service. Norman served on Pastor Wendell's staff in the 1980s and 1990s. Norman says much of what he learned about serving in the ministry was modeled by Pastor Wendell

Adult Connection classes will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. If you would like to get connected to a class or want more information, conctact Kim Moorehead at 405.789.3175.

The Start Here class is for newcomers to find out more about Council Road and how to become a member. It’s a two-week class beginning today at 10:30 am in Room 204. For more information, contact Clint Chamberlain or Jason Arnold at 405.789.3175.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Better Together
This is a group of widows to get together as a support group for each other. They meet every other Monday at 2 p.m. in Room 100. Not only do they meet new friends but they talk about issues that they have run across and find possible solutions from other widows that have been through similar situations. 

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

The club meets in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at 789-3175.

Join us for this special holiday shopping event!  Come enjoy food trucks and a one-of-a-kind shopping event with vendors, storefronts, and local creatives offering a stunning variety of gifts for every person on your list.

​Don't miss the auction items! From vacation homes to special event tickets and more, there is something for everyone!

The best part of this whole event is this:
PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE KARIS ADOPTION FUND:  ​HELPING FAMILIES TURN ORPHANS INTO SONS AND DAUGHTERS!  

When was the last time your holiday shopping changed a life?  Well, now it can.

Mark your calendars now. 
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19
4 PM - 8:30 PM
THE CUBE AT COUNCIL ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH   

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Join us for Bible Study with Dr. Stan Lightfoot. We meet in Room 100 at 10:00 a.m. Contact Tina Prichard if you need more information.

There is a meal that is served in Maroney Hall on Wednesdays from 5p - 6p. The cost is $5 for an adult and $3 for children. The menu changes each week.

November 20

Adult’s Meal:  Roasted turkey, dressing, sweet potato casserole, mashed potato w/gravy, and a dinner roll

Child’s Meal:  Smaller portion of the adult’s meal

Dessert: Pumpkin pie or pecan pie

Single moms, we would love to have you and your children join us on Wednesday evenings! A FREE meal is available beginning at 5 to pick up in Maroney Hall and then take to Room 100 to enjoy with other moms and children. Youth and Children programming will then be available from 6:15 - 7:30 when moms will meet for their own time of encouragement and Bible study...All FREE! No registration necessary, just come join us! With any questions, please contact Billie Meador at billiemeadors@gmail.com.

High School and Middle School students will meet at the Cube. Service time starts at 6:30.

Help us lead music in the worship services! Contact Norman Behymer if you have questions.

Join us for Council Road Institute every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel. Sign up at Councilroad.church/cri. Contact Kim Moorehead for more information. Register at www.councilroad.church/cri. 

Join us for a verse-by-verse Bible study of 1 Corinthians! Our men’s minister, Chris Leonard, will lead this study in the Missions Cafe at 6:30pm. Bring your Bible and join us for this free of charge study discussing sin and how to deal with its consequences in the church.

Worship Rehearsal will be held in the Main Worship Center.

Hands for Missions team will meet in Room 100.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Moms from CRBC will meet in the Media Room to pray for their children and schools and any other requests. For more information contact Luke at 789.3175.

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

They meet Thursday evenings in the Cube Auditorium. There is a monthly fee for the classes. For more information contact Luke McConnell at 405.789.3175.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Kim Moorehead at moorehead@councilroad.org for more information.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Kim Moorehead at 405.789.3175.

Middle School and High School students will meet at the Cube for Connection Groups.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Adult Connection classes will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. If you would like to get connected to a class or want more information, conctact Kim Moorehead at 405.789.3175.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

The club meets in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at 789-3175.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early. There is no connection classes that will meet.

Rehearsal will be done in the Main Worship Center. Contact Eric Wall for more information.

We will be bringing in the Christmas season in the Worship Center with our Advent Worship Night. We will have our full orchestra, choir, band and a CHILDREN’S CHOIR! We will sing Christmas classics in addition to some of our original worship music. We’ll celebrate the work from the Gift Goes On, then talk about how we’ve been “Heavenly Adopted,” and how that should impact our lives. Please plan to attend and invite your friends!

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Better Together
This is a group of widows to get together as a support group for each other. They meet every other Monday at 2 p.m. in Room 100. Not only do they meet new friends but they talk about issues that they have run across and find possible solutions from other widows that have been through similar situations. 

If you have lost a loved one, you are invited to participate in the Community Remembrance Service on Monday, December 2, at 7 p.m. in the Chapel. Bob Willis, certified grief counselor, author and sculptor, will lead us as we celebrate the lives of those we have lost. Join us as we choose an angel from the Angel Tree in his or her honor. A time of fellowship will take place afterward with hot chocolate and Christmas cookies. Contact Sue Ellen Ferguson if you have questions.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

The club meets in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at 789-3175.

Whiz Kids will meet at the CUBE. For more information contact Luke McConnell at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Pickleball will be held in the gym from 6p - 9p. If you would like more information, please contact Luke at 405.789.3175.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Single moms, we would love to have you and your children join us on Wednesday evenings! A FREE meal is available beginning at 5 to pick up in Maroney Hall and then take to Room 100 to enjoy with other moms and children. Youth and Children programming will then be available from 6:15 - 7:30 when moms will meet for their own time of encouragement and Bible study...All FREE! No registration necessary, just come join us! With any questions, please contact Billie Meador at billiemeadors@gmail.com.

There is a meal that is served in Maroney Hall on Wednesdays from 5p - 6p. The cost is $5 for an adult and $3 for children. The menu changes each week.

December 4

Adult’s Meal:  Chili and Mexican corn bread

Child’s Meal:  Hot dog and chips

Dessert: Brownie or cookies

High School and Middle School students will meet at the Cube. Service time starts at 6:30.

Help us lead music in the worship services! Contact Norman Behymer if you have questions.

Join us for Council Road Institute every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel. Sign up at Councilroad.church/cri. Contact Kim Moorehead for more information. Register at www.councilroad.church/cri. 

The Foster/Adoption Support Group meets on Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. in C201. The group is for foster parents, adoptive parents, Safe Families volunteers, mentors or anyone who works with children who don't live with their biological parents. We have a teaching time and good discussion with a group of people who understand the challenges you may be experiencing. Contact Carisa Wilsie at wilsie@councilroad.org.

Join us for a verse-by-verse Bible study of 1 Corinthians! Our men’s minister, Chris Leonard, will lead this study in the Missions Cafe at 6:30pm. Bring your Bible and join us for this free of charge study discussing sin and how to deal with its consequences in the church.

Worship Rehearsal will be held in the Main Worship Center.

Hands for Missions team will meet in Room 100.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Moms from CRBC will meet in the Media Room to pray for their children and schools and any other requests. For more information contact Luke at 789.3175.

They meet Thursday evenings in the Cube Auditorium. There is a monthly fee for the classes. For more information contact Luke McConnell at 405.789.3175.

Karis Fostering and Adoptive Support Group will host a family fun night at the Cube. For more information contact Carisa Wilsie at 789.3175.

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies.

5:45 p.m. free dinner in Maroney Hall
6:30 p.m. large group and worship time in Chapel
7:30 p.m. students meet in Room 200 for the Landing
9 p.m. dessert time in Maroney Hall

If you are interested in helping to lead this ministry, please contact Ricky Zeznanski at mailto:rickyz@councilroad.org. 

We will go to see Christmas lights and enjoy a dinner together. For more information on cost and times, please contact Tina Prichard in the Sr. Adult Office.

Friends Unlimited Connection Group will host their Christmas party in Maroney Hall. For more information regarding the party, contact Tina Prichard at 789.3175.

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Kim Moorehead at moorehead@councilroad.org for more information.

Our worship service is located in the Worship Center. It is a joy-filled experience with hymns of the faith as the main staple of this worship. You will find familiar and new songs incorporated with organ, piano and the CRBC orchestra as the accompaniment. Whether you help lead or come as a ready participant, we think the praise of Jesus will be felt each time you come.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Kim Moorehead at 405.789.3175.

Middle School and High School students will meet at the Cube for Connection Groups.

Adult Connection classes will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. If you would like to get connected to a class or want more information, conctact Kim Moorehead at 405.789.3175.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Church council will meet in Missions Cafe for their meeting.

Church Council Summary will be held in the Chapel.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

The club meets in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at 789-3175.

Whiz Kids will meet at the CUBE. For more information contact Luke McConnell at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

There is a meal that is served in Maroney Hall on Wednesdays from 5p - 6p. The cost is $5 for an adult and $3 for children. The menu changes each week.

December 11

Adult’s Meal: Chicken Kiev, rice pilaf, roasted vegetables and croissants

Child’s Meal:  Chicken tenders and corn

Dessert: Orange marmalade cake or cookies

Help us lead music in the worship services! Contact Norman Behymer if you have questions.

High School and Middle School students will meet at the Cube. Service time starts at 6:30.

The Foster/Adoption Support Group meets on Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. in C201. The group is for foster parents, adoptive parents, Safe Families volunteers, mentors or anyone who works with children who don't live with their biological parents. We have a teaching time and good discussion with a group of people who understand the challenges you may be experiencing. Contact Carisa Wilsie at wilsie@councilroad.org.

Join us for Council Road Institute every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel. Sign up at Councilroad.church/cri. Contact Kim Moorehead for more information. Register at www.councilroad.church/cri. 

Worship Rehearsal will be held in the Main Worship Center.

Hands for Missions team will meet in Room 100.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Moms from CRBC will meet in the Media Room to pray for their children and schools and any other requests. For more information contact Luke at 789.3175.

Jackie’s Jewels Christmas party will be held in Missions Cafe. For more information contact Tina Prichard in the Senior Adult Office.

They meet Thursday evenings in the Cube Auditorium. There is a monthly fee for the classes. For more information contact Luke McConnell at 405.789.3175.

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

Whiz Kids’ Christmas Party will be held at the Cube. Please contact Luke for more information.

Deacons will meet in Maroney Hall for their meeting.

The party will be held in Maroney Hall.

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Kim Moorehead at moorehead@councilroad.org for more information.

Our worship service is located in the Worship Center. It is a joy-filled experience with hymns of the faith as the main staple of this worship. You will find familiar and new songs incorporated with organ, piano and the CRBC orchestra as the accompaniment. Whether you help lead or come as a ready participant, we think the praise of Jesus will be felt each time you come.

Middle School and High School students will meet at the Cube for Connection Groups.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Kim Moorehead at 405.789.3175.

Adult Connection classes will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. If you would like to get connected to a class or want more information, conctact Kim Moorehead at 405.789.3175.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Better Together
This is a group of widows to get together as a support group for each other. They meet every other Monday at 2 p.m. in Room 100. Not only do they meet new friends but they talk about issues that they have run across and find possible solutions from other widows that have been through similar situations. 

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

The club meets in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at 789-3175.

Whiz Kids will meet at the CUBE. For more information contact Luke McConnell at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Pickleball will take place at the Cube. For more information contact Luke at 789.3185 or email at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

There is a meal that is served in Maroney Hall on Wednesdays from 5p - 6p. The cost is $5 for an adult and $3 for children. The menu changes each week.

December 18

Adult’s Meal:  Baked ham, au gratin potatoes and a dinner roll

Child’s Meal:  Chicken nuggets, macaroni and cheese

Dessert: Peppermint cake or cookies

Help us lead music in the worship services! Contact Norman Behymer if you have questions.

High School and Middle School students will meet at the Cube. Service time starts at 6:30.

Join us for Council Road Institute every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel. Sign up at Councilroad.church/cri. Contact Kim Moorehead for more information. Register at www.councilroad.church/cri. 

The Foster/Adoption Support Group meets on Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. in C201. The group is for foster parents, adoptive parents, Safe Families volunteers, mentors or anyone who works with children who don't live with their biological parents. We have a teaching time and good discussion with a group of people who understand the challenges you may be experiencing. Contact Carisa Wilsie at wilsie@councilroad.org.

Worship Rehearsal will be held in the Main Worship Center.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Hands for Missions team will meet in Room 100.

Moms from CRBC will meet in the Media Room to pray for their children and schools and any other requests. For more information contact Luke at 789.3175.

They meet Thursday evenings in the Cube Auditorium. There is a monthly fee for the classes. For more information contact Luke McConnell at 405.789.3175.

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Kim Moorehead at moorehead@councilroad.org for more information.

Middle School and High School students will meet at the Cube for Connection Groups.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Kim Moorehead at 405.789.3175.

Our worship service is located in the Worship Center. It is a joy-filled experience with hymns of the faith as the main staple of this worship. You will find familiar and new songs incorporated with organ, piano and the CRBC orchestra as the accompaniment. Whether you help lead or come as a ready participant, we think the praise of Jesus will be felt each time you come.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Celebration of the end of the Advent season and the dawning of Christmas. We will offer two service times one at 4p and 11p.

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

The luncheon will be held in Maroney Hall. Contact Tina Prichard in the Senior Adult Office for more information.

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Kim Moorehead at moorehead@councilroad.org for more information.

Middle School and High School students will meet at the Cube for Connection Groups.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact the Spiritual Formation Team Office.

Our worship service is located in the Worship Center. It is a joy-filled experience with hymns of the faith as the main staple of this worship. You will find familiar and new songs incorporated with organ, piano and the CRBC orchestra as the accompaniment. Whether you help lead or come as a ready participant, we think the praise of Jesus will be felt each time you come.

Adult Connection classes will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. If you would like to get connected to a class or want more information, conctact Kim Moorehead at 405.789.3175.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Better Together
This is a group of widows to get together as a support group for each other. They meet every other Monday at 2 p.m. in Room 100. Not only do they meet new friends but they talk about issues that they have run across and find possible solutions from other widows that have been through similar situations. 

Hands for Missions team will meet in Room 100.

They meet Thursday evenings in the Cube Auditorium. There is a monthly fee for the classes. For more information contact Luke McConnell at 405.789.3175.

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Kim Moorehead at moorehead@councilroad.org for more information.

Our worship service is located in the Worship Center. It is a joy-filled experience with hymns of the faith as the main staple of this worship. You will find familiar and new songs incorporated with organ, piano and the CRBC orchestra as the accompaniment. Whether you help lead or come as a ready participant, we think the praise of Jesus will be felt each time you come.

Middle School and High School students will meet at the Cube for Connection Groups.

Connection Groups for ages birth - 5th grade located in the Children’s Building.

Adult Connection Groups will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. For more information about connecting to a connection group contact Kim Moorehead at 405.789.3175.

Adult Connection classes will meet in various locations in the Educational Building. If you would like to get connected to a class or want more information, conctact Kim Moorehead at 405.789.3175.

Service starts at 10:30 a.m. Keep in mind, if you’re wanting to drop off your child at Worship Care, you’ll want to come at least 15 minutes early.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

The club meets in Room 100. For more information contact Tina Prichard at 789-3175.

Whiz Kids will meet at the CUBE. For more information contact Luke McConnell at McConnell@councilroad.org.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Tai Chi classes for $2 per class in the Cube Auditorium. Kathy Huffman teaches the classes. The classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays.

Single moms, we would love to have you and your children join us on Wednesday evenings! A FREE meal is available beginning at 5 to pick up in Maroney Hall and then take to Room 100 to enjoy with other moms and children. Youth and Children programming will then be available from 6:15 - 7:30 when moms will meet for their own time of encouragement and Bible study...All FREE! No registration necessary, just come join us! With any questions, please contact Billie Meador at billiemeadors@gmail.com.

There is a meal that is served in Maroney Hall on Wednesdays from 5p - 6p. The cost is $5 for an adult and $3 for children. The menu changes each week.

Help us lead music in the worship services! Contact Norman Behymer if you have questions.

High School and Middle School students will meet at the Cube. Service time starts at 6:30.

The Foster/Adoption Support Group meets on Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. in C201. The group is for foster parents, adoptive parents, Safe Families volunteers, mentors or anyone who works with children who don't live with their biological parents. We have a teaching time and good discussion with a group of people who understand the challenges you may be experiencing. Contact Carisa Wilsie at wilsie@councilroad.org.

Join us for Council Road Institute every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel. Sign up at Councilroad.church/cri. Contact Kim Moorehead for more information. Register at www.councilroad.church/cri. 

Worship Rehearsal will be held in the Main Worship Center.

Sr. Adult exercise class in the Cube Auditorium. Cost is a $1.50 per class. Kathy Huffman is the instructor.

Hands for Missions team will meet in Room 100.

They meet Thursday evenings in the Cube Auditorium. There is a monthly fee for the classes. For more information contact Luke McConnell at 405.789.3175.

Stacy N. will be hosting a ESL workshop at the Cube Auditorium. For more information email Stacy at stacy@councilroad.org.

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies.

5:45 p.m. free dinner in Maroney Hall
6:30 p.m. large group and worship time in Chapel
7:30 p.m. students meet in Room 200 for the Landing
9 p.m. dessert time in Maroney Hall

If you are interested in helping to lead this ministry, please contact Ricky Zeznanski at mailto:rickyz@councilroad.org. 

WHAT IS THE LANDING? The Landing is a Christ-centered environment for 6 - 12th grade students to be honest and open about their hurts, habits, and hang ups. It’s Celebrate Recovery for students! Whether addictions like alcohol, or pornography, scars from the past like abuse or trauma, or ongoing battles with insecurities and fears, we believe the plan for growth is the same. We lead students through the Biblically based 12 steps by encouraging them to acknowledge and confess sin, make amends where needed, and continue to grow and give back. The Landing is a place to be real, and to find real hope in a God whose redemptive power can overcome any struggle. HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAKE THE LANDING SO EXCITING: It’s experience based. Instead of students learning in a lecture format, they get involved with the lessons. They’ll write, draw, talk, move, answer questions and much more. It’s 52 weeks and it never stops. Just like Celebrate Recovery, The Landing goes all year long. Our hurts, habits and hang-ups don’t take a break so neither do we! The lessons are based on the Celebrate Recovery lessons. Students will experience lessons like, Denial, Forgiveness, Spiritual Inventory, and all of the 25 Celebrate Recovery lessons in ways that apply directly to them. It has 22 high quality videos from our partners The Skit Guys and Igniter Media. Students will write out their inventories and their testimonies

Join us for praise and worship and inspirational recovery stories before breaking into our support groups. We have groups for those who have a friend or family member who is addicted or incarcerated, those battling substance abuse and those who are trying to deal with domestic and sexual abuse, anger, grief, divorce, co-dependence, etc. Celebrate Recovery recognizes the importance of God's healing power in our lives.

Deacons will meet in Maroney Hall for their meeting. For more information contact Norm or Becca at 789.3175.

Stacy N. will be hosting a ESL workshop at the Cube Auditorium. For more information email Stacy at stacy@councilroad.org.

Adult Connection group will meet on campus. Contact Kim Moorehead at moorehead@councilroad.org for more information.