As a Church we have had the privilege of sending out a number of missionaries over the past few years. With a special attraction to Wheaton College undergrad and graduate students, we blessed to have missions minded members of our family that we that we continue to support as they travel to the ends of the earth. Once family, always family!  Please follow the links to learn more about their ministries!

The Gunderson Family

Field Workers in Nigeria with SIM

Serving in Mission

Chris and Megan LeMaster

Missionaries to the Middle East

Frontiers

Beth Baleke

General Secretary of Scripture Union in Uganda

Rodrick Banda

Pioneering a ministry in Malawi, establishing a Christ-based school (including a vocational program along with academics for children.

Felix Erondu

Pastor of Christ Community Anglican Church in Aba, Nigeria

The Sidharta Family

Missionaries to Indonesia

"Four Friends" Discipleship Group

Tuesday 7:00-8:30pm (Pastor Mary Lou and Keith's and the Vigil's homes)

Taking their name from the story of the four friends who lowered their paralytic friend

through a roof to get him to Jesus, this is a small group committed to grow in all the

implications of Jesus Christ as Lord, empowered by the Holy Sprit.  We share each

       others burdens and encourage each other to grow and know Jesus in deeper ways. All

ages are welcome.  The class is discussion-based, interactive and includes Bible study

.   Led by Dr. Codman. 

Prayer Service (At the church)

Wednesday 8:00-9:00pm

The church is committed to lift up to God the needs of the world, the needs of the

church and the needs in individuals’ lives so we help bring His Kingdom agenda to pass.

We believe prayer is the oxygen of the Christian life. Our prayer meetings are

conversational and corporate. Jesus said that when two or more are gathered in His

name, He is in the midst—when we listen to Him, He will teach us how to pray, and

therefore we can expect that when we are praying on His agenda, He will answer!

Women's Bible Study (at the church)

Saturdays from 9-10am

Led by Heather Davis, this is a time for women in the church of all generations to get

together to form closer bands in fellowship and learn from God's word. 

Men's Bible Study

Saturdays  8:00-10:00 am (At the church)

Interactive Bible study in which men listen to God’s Word, seek to apply it and share

each other’s needs and joys in a confidential atmosphere.  All ages welcome.

Young Adult Class

Sundays following the service (At the church)

In our Young Adult Sunday School class (led by Jon Foiles), we look to the Bible to

discover ways to be more faithful to the life and message of Jesus in a post-Christian

culture. We recently finished a study the Sermon on the Mount and its impact

for the life of the church, proceeded by a study based upon Dan Kimball's /They Like

Jesus But Not the Church.

Adult Class

Sundays following the service (At the church)

Helping people find and apply God’s word in their lives for the transformation that Jesus

Christ wants to affect. Currently, Rodrick Banda is leading a discussion after his

sermons. Previously this year, we have had a study of relationships and a class on

managing your personal finances.

Nursery

Sundays during the service (At the church)

In Action

DISCIPLESHIP

MINISTRIES

MISSIONS

ESL Program

Monday & Thursday ESL 6:30-8:30pm

We providing classes at multiple levels, as well as a children's program concurrently with

the ESL program (which makes us one of the few DuPage County programs that allows

students to bring their children to ESL classes).

Community Garden (Refugee and Immigrant ministy)

We have staked out 14 garden plots on the church property, which we will make

available in the Spring for immigrants and refugees in our community to sign up for,

maintain and grow their own produce.

CALL HOPE Telephone Prayer Ministry

Call Hope is a ministry of encouragement and prayer available to anyone.  People can call

the line- 630-665-2259, extension 410- hear a short devotional, and leave their prayer

requests.  Our Wednesday prayer group will commit to praying for those requests for a

whole month.  The devotionals are recorded by various members of our congregation for

the uplift of our community.

Belmont Village Outreach - Hymn Sing and Weekly Worship Service

Every Third Monday of the Month 6:15-7:00pm, and Every Tuesday at 10:30am

A time of hymn singing and fellowship with the elderly residence of Belmont Village. The

Tuesday worship service is led by our pastor, Dr. M.L. Codman-Wilson.

Praise Team

Tuesday 7:30pm-9:00pm

The praise team at Christ Community Church seeks to bring people into the presence of

the Lord through genuine worship.  Our goal is to honor Christ and build up his body.  It

is our prayer that God would be revealed through our worship, that he could come to the

forefront and we would fade into the background.  It's not about us and it's not about the

music.  It's all about God. "Let the godly sing for joy to the Lord; it is fitting for the pure to praise

him."  Psalm 33:1. New musicians are always welcome.  Contact Matt Young

(mattman134@verizon.net) if you are interested in playing with the praise team.

The Choir

Wednesday 6:30-8:30pm

Led by Micah Clark, the Choir ministers to the church through their voices and character

during the church service. Singing every other week  during the offertory and as an

anthem to the service, their music brings another dimension to the application of the

message and what it means to be a part of the body of Christ. All attendees of the

church are welcome to participate. Ability to read music is greatly appreciated, but not

required with diligent attendance.

God's Love Food Pantry

This is a church ministry geared toward serving families we connect with in our various

other ministries during times of need. The collection/Pantry is located in the church's

Fellowship Hall.  The Food Pantry is supported by our Loose Change offering taken

during worship once a month.

Semi-Annual Global Awareness Banquets

Our latest banquet focused on the topic of Immigration and Refugees- "Welcoming the            Stranger." Our guest speaker was Matthew Soerens, a local immigrant rights activist and          author of Welcoming the Stranger: Justice, Compassion & Truth in the Immigration Debate

These events are an opportunity to learn as a church, set aside a time for fellowship,

service, and gain an awareness as we learn about the struggles of the Church around the

world and our call as brother and sisters to educate ourselves and respond to those needs.

Christ Community Church of Wheaton

602 E. Geneva Rd. Wheaton, IL  60187

(630) 665-2259  christcommunity@att.net  www.cccwheaton.com

Christ Community Church of Wheaton

602 E. Geneva Rd. Wheaton, IL  60187

(630) 665-2259 
christcommunitywheaton@gmail.com  www.cccwheaton.com