Unleashed 3:20 is about more than we can ask or think. It's about what's in the heart of God and we Imagine being UNLEASHED. What can you imagine?
Christ Community Church is part of a movement of daring Jesus lovers whose mission is to connect people to life-defining relationships in Christ. With new interest & enthusiasm in God’s work, we find ourselves asking and dreaming of possibilities. We are eager to mobilize people, utilize resources and extend our reach in central Iowa and beyond. According to His power that is at work within us, wh
at could God do in this new era of ministry? God is inviting us to seize opportunities to expand what He has begun and eliminate what can hinder us through a fully resourced campus. We have experienced incredible momentum in our first year on this campus with an increasing number of people exploring who God is and making this church their home. People in every season and circumstance of life are encountering God’s love and there’s MORE God wants to release us to do as the Spirit flows through us! In order to participate freely in the mission He calls us to daily, we need a fully resourced campus which includes 3 major priorities:
1. Eliminating the remaining Phase II expense obligation [a need of $4 million].
2. Completing crucial phase II projects to better equip and care for our guests and church family with: i.e. an outdoor activity space for children [major need for Upward and other children’s ministries].
3. Deploying resources from Christ Community to expand kingdom impact around the world. Resources will provide funding for: identified full-time laborers from Christ Community being prepared for and called into missions around the world, a building project with our partners in our Central Asia focus field, and local community and international outreach projects. It is timely for us to both engage together in our mission and strategically focus the stewardship of this group of world changers. As a family, God has unleashed us to a ministry and season of potential like we’ve only imagined. What is God imagining?
