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Why Missions?

Because it is the very heart of the church.

We are committed to living out Jesus’ words in Matthew 28:18-20 by making the gospel known to every tribe and nation.

Here are some ways we do that financially →

Top 15%

The top 15% of tithes and offerings are designated for mission use. As that 15% grows, new missionaries are committed to. Currently, CFC supports 34 missionaries on a monthly basis.

Developing Countries Fund

100% of the money collected in this fund is used to help the people in developing countries.

Todd

Memorial Fund

Todd Memorial Fund: 100% of this money goes to missions. Todd is Pastor Sonny's eldest son who died in an accident while studying for missions.

Here are some ways we do that within our church building  →

Each Sunday School class has a specific missionary they support.

Sunday School

Offerings

Soda Machines

All profits go to supporting developing countries.

Metal for 

Missions

Metal collected is recycled for missions work in Honduras.

Adult Social

An annual event where money donated is sent to the mission chosen for the year.

Missions Van

A van that is made accessible for our missionaries when they are visiting stateside.

Missions

House

A home the church owns for missionaries to stay free of charge when on furlough.

How It Started

From the beginning, CFC has carried a deep desire to see the gospel reach beyond our own community. In 1997, thirteen members stepped into that calling by traveling to Hungary to help renovate a camp. That journey became a defining chapter in CFC’s mission story, opening the door for years of ministry and partnership around the world. Since then, teams from CFC have served in France, Brazil, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Austria, Australia, Kenya (twice), Peru, El Salvador, Romania, Guatemala (twice), Portugal, Bolivia, South Korea, Dominican Republic (twice), Poland (twice), Ecuador, Honduras, and South Africa.

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