Children are very important at FCC and we offer many ways for children from birth through 5th grade to grow spiritually. Spiritual growth is not a given, it is a choice. At FCC, we make it a fun choice with programs that encourage interest and growth in understanding while under-girding our goals for Children’s Ministry. FCC has many activities that foster Bible reading, memorization, stewardship, and application.
Sunday mornings, we offer:
Nursery Infants-4years old
(located by east downstair Doors)
Worship and Wonder PreK-5th Grades
(located at far end of north basement hall)
Through Children Worship & Wonder, children learn about God as they experience God. They hear Bible stories in a way that allows them to enter into the stories and form responses out of their own life experiences. |
Lunch Bunch
All 10th-12th graders are invited to join Tara for lunch on Thursdays
TLC Groups
Sunday evenings from 5-6:30 p.m.
Sunday School classes:
Middle/Jr High School
6th-8th Grades
(located at far East end of north basement hall)
Youth study Bible stories through discussion and how they apply to their daily lives.
High School
9th-12th Grades
(located on north side of north basement hall)
Casual format of Bible stories and current events.
Visit Mission El Reno website
 facebook.com/missionelreno
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FCC El Reno is a Disciples of Christ congregation. Disciples do not have a set theology, but instead fellowship together in unity. Disciples believe in the Bible, God, Christ as God's Son, Public Confession, Inclusive Ministry (all members are "ministers" entitled to interpret scripture and perform church functions).
Worship is a time for Christians to join together corporately, to praise and honor Jesus Christ, to give thanks and offerings of ourselves, to confess, to repent, and learn. At First Christian Church we come together every Sunday to gather as one people of Christ, to renew our faith, to share in our experiences, and to gather the strength needed to reach and minister to a lost world.
We use both contemporary and traditional music, vocal and instrumental solos, choral music, Bible readings, and prayers. We also celebrate communion every Sunday (all baptized may join us), as well as having a time to give of ourselves in an offertory. Our services conclude with a sermon, an invitation for commitment and discipleship, and a benediction. |
facebook.com/FCCElReno
The organization of the First Christian Church of El Reno, Oklahoma, began with the settlement of Oklahoma Territory in the winter of 1889-1890 and celebrated its 120th anniversary the summer of 2010. Currently, FCC has over 300 active members and is participates regularly in the community.
View pictures of our church throughout history on facebook.
Members of FCC participate in Blessing Baskets, Meals on Wheels, Habitat for Humanity and many other local organizations and events. FCC recently established a CARE ministry with the city of El Reno to help local citizens with house projects who are unable to make improvements themselves. |
