CA Fire Relief
Responding to CA Wildfires
Capital Christian Center is a partner with Convoy of Hope. They are currently on the scene assisting with distributing needed items to shelters in Chico. All donations can be made online through Capital’s giving options by selecting “Fire Relief.”
We have several families and extended family members that have been affected tremendously by the fire. Most have lost everything but the clothes on their backs. Monetary donations are most helpful at this time, and can be made through Capital’s Secure Give options.
There have been several clothes donations already received. We are hearing the greatest need at this time is housing/hotel funds, gift cards for food, and help just finding the next temporary relief.
Pastor Todd Jacobs is leading our response team and the plan is unfolding. If you would like to be added to his email updates, please enter your contact info here.
Communion
UPCOMING COMMUNION DATES:
- December 24 at 5pm // Christmas Eve Service
- January 27, 2019 during all Sunday services
- February 24, 2019 during all Sunday services
We have decided as a church to celebrate communion on the last Sunday of the month. We will serve it during special holiday services as well.
Communion is important because it’s a command to remember. Jesus wants us to remember every time we taste bread and wine, and even when we sit at the tables in our own homes, that He is the one who provides all we need. He gives us the physical food that we need to survive and the spiritual nourishment we need to keep taking next steps with Him.
- It’s not about the bread and wine; it’s about the body and blood of Jesus.
- It’s not about the ritual or the method; it’s about listening to Jesus and doing what He says.
- Communion is not an obligation, but a celebration.
- Communion celebrates the Gospel: Jesus was broken for us so that we can be fixed by Him.
- Celebrating communion marks the story of Jesus, how He gave Himself completely to give us a better life, a new start, and a fresh relationship with God (1 Peter 3:18). It’s not about a ritual to revere, but a person to worship. Jesus is less concerned about the method of celebrating communion and more concerned that we celebrate it.
- As often as we remember Jesus, we should celebrate Jesus.
1 Corinthians 11:24-27 (NIV)
And when he had given thanks, he broke it and said, “This is my body, which is for you; do this in remembrance of me.” In the same way, after supper he took the cup, saying, “This cup is the new covenant in my blood; do this, whenever you drink it, in remembrance of me.” For whenever you eat this bread and drink this cup, you proclaim the Lord’s death until he comes.
Winter Sanctuary // November 19-24
November 19-24
During the winter months, WINTER SANCTUARY allows us to house and feed homeless individuals in the Sacramento area. Each winter, the cold and wet weather conditions in Sacramento threaten the lives of hundreds of homeless men, women, and children. Like last winter, we will be opening our doors to house, feed, and entertain 100 people in need each night. Our goal is to make our guests feel at home and have a ton of fun! Pastor Rick’s heart is for the homeless of Sacramento and he is committed to making an impact in our community.
DONATION ITEMS NEEDED
We are looking to collect 100 pieces of each item listed below. Please bring all items to the Church Office throughout the week, or place them in the donation bin in the Lobby on Sunday morning.
- Backpacks
- Socks
- Gloves
- Scarves
- Winter Hat/Beanie
- Rain Coat (various sizes)
- Underwear (various sizes)
- New or Gently Used Coats (various sizes)
- Large Zip Lock Bags
- Sleeping Bags
- Toiletry Packets: Shampoo, Conditioner, Soap, Shaving Cream, Razor, Toothpaste, Tooth Brush
- Gently Used Board Games
If you have any questions regarding the Winter Sanctuary program, please email mccall.wollman@ccscougars.org or call 916-856-5683.
Thank you for having a heart to serve our city!







