with this description of the Church made ready for Christ: I saw the Holy City, the new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared as a bride beautifully dressed

for her husband. Revelation 2:2 I note that this verse says that the

bride is beautifully dressed for her husband. The wedding dress is not to impress the world, it is not to make the bride feel good, it is not a display of wealth, style or influ-ence. The presentation of the bride is solely for the husband. So it is with the Church and Christ.

Sometimes we in the church want to make a good impression on the world around us. Certainly it is good for us to present a winsome witness and attractiveness so that people of the world might be drawn

to Christ. Yet how much of our time and money is spent on trying to impress the crowd rather than the One

I N S I D E

T H I S I S S U E :

Women’s Ministry 2

Men’s Ministry,

Community Men’s

Fellowship

2

LOGO: Local and

Global Outreach

2

Sociable Seniors 3

Heart & Hands

Blanket Ministry 3

Care Team 3

Member’s Corner 3

CCC.College 4

Children’s Ministry 4

HM High School

Ministry 5

Pre-Teen &

JH Ministry Club B.A.S.I.C. &

A.L.I.E.N. Forces

5

Worship Ministry 6

June 2012

Church Calendar 7

June Birthday

Listing, Birthday

Blessings, and

Monthly Thought

8

T H E P L A C E T O B E…

B E L I E V E , B E L O N G , A N D B E C O M E

June 2012

This month we will fly to Michigan to attend the wedding of my sister's youngest son. We will meet for the first time his bride Cate. We have seen pictures of her and she is a very pretty girl, but I expect she will be called beautiful on her wedding day. It just seems to be the word that goes with bride. Beauti-ful. Most brides spend con-siderable time before and on their wedding day making themselves beautiful. Who are they making themselves beautiful for? Well I suppose they want to look good for all who will see them but on that day there is one for whom they make themselves beautiful and that one is the groom. You may be aware that in the New Testa-ment one of the word pictures for the Church is the Bride of Christ. Indeed the Bible closes

Clothed in Righteousness

Lifetree Café Topics for June 2012 thru July 1

June 10 & 13 Crop Circles

June 24 & 27 Why God

June 3 & 6 China’s Dark Secrets...

June 17 & 20 Guide to Greater Confidence

July 1 & (July 4 - no LT) Class Warfare

(Continued on page 8)

I delight greatly in the

Lord; my soul rejoices

in my God. For he has

clothed me with garments

of salvation and arrayed me in a robe of his righteousness,

as a bridegroom adorns his head

like a priest, and as a bride adorns herself

with her jewels. Isaiah 61:10

Christ Community Church Community Communiqué

P A G E 2

Women’s Ministry Holy Spirit to flow through us! We will be learning more about and celebrating the power of the

Holy Spirit when we get together on Thursday, June 7th at 7:00pm for the All Ladies “Kick Off of Summer” meeting. This will be the last corpo-rate meeting for this Women’s Ministry season. Most of the circles are also planning to meet sometime this month. Check with your circle leader to find out your circle’s plans. See you then for an enjoyable evening of learning, laughter and levity! If you are not familiar with CCC’s Women’s Circles, they are groups of women who meet monthly during September thru June for a study in God’s Word, prayer, and encourage-ment. To inquire about CCC’s Women’s Cir-cles, Contact: Brooke Cianciola at: 714.527.2363

Cindy Taunton

Community Men’s Fellowship

So encourage each other and build each other up, just as you are already doing. I Thess.5:11

LOGO: Local & Global Outreach Yes, Missions in Action took on a name

change to more adequately describe what we do. With this our mission can be described by three main branches:

Global Outreach—which includes our church missionaries and events that benefit

those in need abroad. Examples include: Soles4Souls and Operation Christmas Child. Local Outreach– which includes programs and events that benefit our community.

Examples include: the newly formed bicycle ministry, and the upcoming outreach

through Giving Children Hope. And finally, Community Events–which includes events that invite our neighbors onto our campus.

Examples include Harvest Festival and June 3rd’s Chili Cook Off.

This team meets the fourth Monday night of the month at 7:00pm. Team members are

welcome to join us for one event at a time or to stay on through a number of events as we propose and engage in projects that provide

opportunities for our congregation, support our community, and reach out to our

world with the love of Jesus.

“Resisting the World” Sun @ 9-10:00am

“Finding Contentment“ Thurs @ 7-8:30pm

(Attendance Open Anytime on both)

John Offringa

Sam Bartlett

Days are speeding by and my sense of time is skewed. It seems that we celebrated Easter just a couple of weeks ago, but the calendar has clicked off 50 days! Now we celebrate Pentecost, the indwelling and em-powerment of the Holy Spirit. Have you ever stopped to consider all of the “things” in our daily lives that have no purpose at all until power is given from a totally different source? A faucet is just a piece of pipe . . . until the valve is opened to let the water in; the switch on the wall is nothing . . . until it is turned on allowing electricity to flow. The same principle applies to all of us: The pur-poses that God gave us here on earth cannot be realized until we allow the power of the

New Series: “Finding Contentment”

Men like you are finding it tougher than ever to be content with what they have. They com-pare themselves with others and continually come up short. The soul-gnawing result is dis-couragement and disappointment. Lasting contentment comes only from a trans-formation of your mind, emotions, and will. It also takes a personal encounter with the God who can make you content. In Being God’s Man by Finding Contentment, you will track this struggle for a new identity through various biblical passages. Like Jacob, you will not be fully settled and content until you lay to rest your past and take up a new identity in Christ. Jacob became a new creature, a man on a mission for the Lord. His struggle was over. He knew why he was here and what he

had to do. His life took on purpose and meaning that

transcended the striv-ing. And your life can do the same.

Join us Thursday night for: Being God’s

Man …by finding Contentment.

Don’t let your hearts be

troubled. Trust in God, and trust

also in me. There is more than

enough room in my Father’s home. If this were not so,

would I have told you that I am

going to prepare a place for you?

When everything is ready, I will

come and get you, so that you will

always be with me where I am.

John 14:1-3

P A G E 3

The day has been planned for months, the dress fits perfectly and looks amaz-ing especially after losing those stubborn twenty pounds. The bridesmaids are

clothed identically including matching shoes, earrings and hair styles. The groom is dressed in tux and polished shoes, the flowers are ar-ranged, the cake displayed and it’s supposed to be the PERFECT day. At least nothing is sup-posed to go wrong. Yet no matter how well planned, how well intended the day is sup-posed to be, often (usually) something happens that misses the “perfect day” mark. Not only does the day fall short, but the thing that caused the missed mark often ends up taking the spotlight for years to come. Just for fun for this month of June, known most in years past as the wedding month, I offered several couples to write some of the things that didn’t go quite right on that sup-posedly perfect day. Some cute, some a bit

“Member’s Corner” is a place to encourage each other in the faith. Do you have an encouraging story of how

God has worked in your life, taught you anew, expressed His wisdom, met your needs, or encouraged you? If so, e-mail the church office at: info@cccbp.org with your story or to offer an interview.

So encourage each other and build each other up, just as you are already doing. I Thess.5:11

Care Team Ministry

more frustrating, non-the-less, the perfect day was not attained:

When I married my 1st husband (now de-ceased) a widower with 2 small children, my new 3 year old daughter was the flower girl. She was proud to sprinkle her rose petals. As I started down the aisle, she proclaimed loudly, “Don’t step on my flowers!” –Beverly Cavenee–

My groomsmen filled my car (71’ Chevelle), half full of puffed rice cereal. For decades we had dried puff rice coming out when we turned the air conditioning on. –Ron Griswold–

During the ceremony, my best man and I came out one song too early. So we sang a little du-et until Dana arrived! –Bob Bowers–

After the reception at the Long Beach Yacht Club, we were to make a grand exit on a gon-dola to Teresa’s parent’s house in Naples. Many guests waited to throw rice and see this impressive departure. The only problem was,

We minister to those in

our church family who

need love and support

through various ways—a

card of encouragement, a

phone call, a hospital or

home visit, a home

cooked meal, or a helping

hand.

The Care Team will meet

on Tuesday, June 5 @

7pm in Room A1.

WHEN: Thurs, June 21, at 1 PM WHERE: Fellowship Hall REFRESHMENTS: Will be provided along with beverages

Great time to invite a friend to join us!

Questions: Call Audrene at: 714-526-7505 or e-mail: audsch@netzero.net

Homebound Person

for May:

Virginia Hall 6576 Christine

Buena Park, CA 90620

Sociable Seniors Audrene Schmidt Name change from

the Afghan Ministry.

We make blankets for those

going through a difficult

time and for new babies

born into our church family

so as to wrap them up with

the love of Jesus. Donated

yarn and simple patterns

are used. All are welcome!

You are in for a real "Dutch Treat" if you come to the Sociable Senior’s after-noon of fellowship in June. An interesting travel film on Holland will be shown fol-lowed by a chance to taste some Dutch specialty foods. We’ll enjoy a special "treat" from Elsie DeJongh who has graciously volunteered to make Olie Bollen. Traditional-ly, Olie Bollen is served on New Years Day, but we’ll break tradition by enjoying this tasty treat when Sociable Seniors next meets.

Hands & Heart Blanket Ministry

Member’s Corner

Soon the Perfect will Come

(Continued on page 6)

Please Note:

Our next meeting will be:

Sat, June 9 @ 10am

In the Fellowship Hall . . . Compiled by Teresa Nixon

CCC.College Raymond Castillo

For questions about CCC.College, contact Raymond Castillo at: Rjcastillo13@hotmail.com

P A G E 4

3C4 Kids . . . Youth . . . Students

Children’s Ministry Cindy Offringa

2012 Grad Sunday

We Want to Know!

For an accurate listing of our church family grads,

please complete the response request on

the prayer side of your bulletin tear off

June 3rd or June 10th - 0r -

E-mail or call the church office.

June Schedule: 06 (Wed) - End of the Year Party @ 6:30pm

13 (Wed) - NO CLUB!

17 (Sun) - Movin’ Up Sunday All kids move up to their new grade.

20 (Wed) - Summer Club begins with Game Night Combo @ 6:30pm. We will join Club BASIC for fun games on the grass. Invite your friends!

25 thru 29—VBS from 6 to 8pm for 3 years to 4th Grade Come join the excitement of Praise -

“Where kids get down and lift God high.” At Praise, kids will give praise to God through Bible Sto-ries, games, crafts, songs, and activities. Our free Family BBQ and Fun Night is on the last day, Friday the 29th, from 5:30 to 8pm.

We have a fun week planned so invite your friends!

Please Note: No Summer Club: July 4, August 22, 29, and

September 5. Kidz Klub resumes: September 12 @ 6:30pm

Any Questions? Visit our website @ www.cccbp.org or call Cindy @ 562.500.5186

Summer Sundays @ CCC (10:15am) Nursery (for birth through 2 years) meets in the nursery off of the

front patio. Children are cared for by a loving staff.

2’s and 3’s meet in the Purple room. They will learn more about

being Little Lambs of Jesus.

Hero Training Camp – 4 years through 4th Grade –

Hero Training Camp uses the life of David, activities, songs, crafts, and science experiments to teach kids

what it means to be a hero now in four areas: Do What’s Right, Deal with Wrongs, Be Honest,

and Care About Others.

Summer Wednesdays @ CCC Summer Club (6:30pm)

Starts on Wednesday, June 20 with “Movin’ Up Wednesday Game Night”

Continues every Wednesday thru Aug 15 (except July 4)

We’ll join Club BASIC to kick off the summer with Game Night on June 20. Invite your friends!

Hero Training Camp will continue on Wednesday nights as kids will learn how to be a one minute hero and much more.

Our summer will end on August 15 with Water Night

We’ll join Club BASIC again for this fun activity. Wear your bathing suits under your clothes,

and bring a towel!

The college group here at Christ Community Church continues to be a place for Fun, Fellowship, and Faith. Some of the discussions for the month of May included: the Beatitudes, lead by Debbie Car-los; a discussion on the Holy Spirit, led by Austin Greene. Besides meeting on Thursday nights, many of us in CCC.College are part of the church softball team, the “Dutch Ducks”, and enjoy playing Friday nights at Boiserranc park in Buena Park. Games this month are June 1st @ 6:45pm, and June 8th & 15th @ 8:00pm. So stop by Thursday night for some good discussions or come have fun watching some softball.

Dutch

Ducks

The summer goes into full swing in June with our kids here at CCC. Here’s how the summer is starting to measure up:

V S B

Pre-Teen & Junior High MinistrySue French

P A G E 5

School is almost out and with the arrival of Summer comes lots of fun events for Club BASIC & ALIEN Forces!

Soul'd Out Friday Night 'Pizza Scavenger Hunt' - June 1st from 6:00 - 9:00pm for 4th thru 8th grade. We will meet in The Barracks as we divide up into teams and pick team names, each team overseen with a Leader . We will head out into the neighborhood and 'scavenge' for our pizza ingredients! When teams have all their ingredients, they will go to their Leader's house and assemble and bake their pizza. The first team back to The Barracks with a cooked pizza is the winner!!! When all teams get back, then we will eat the pizzas!!!

Club BASIC & ALIEN Forces combined 'Movie Night' - Tuesday, June 12th from 6:00 - 8:00pm for 4th thru 8th grade in The Bar-racks. Movie choice? 'Mighty Joe Young' and of

course we will have lots of popcorn!!!

Summer Game Night - Wednesday, June 20th from 6:30 - 8:00pm Club BASIC will join with Summer Club for some fun games on the back grass area!!

Vacation Bible Xtreme - VBX will be June 25th - 29th (Mon– Fri) for 5th thru 8th grade from 6:00 - 8:00pm each night in The Barracks. Our theme this year is 'The Word’. Join us for fun and fellowship as we explore the life-giving richness of God's Word. Come learn the importance of building a lifelong habit of reading, studying, and following the Bible. It is going to be an AWESOME week!!!

As you can see, June is packed with lots of great events

3C4 Kids . . . Youth . . . Students

Questions, comments or concerns, please call or email me: Kevin Woolums, HS Director

kwoolums1@gmail.com -or- 916.628.4821

and we have more fun stuff planned for July and August!!

July and August “Sneak Peak”

Alpine Indian Village Camp - Sunday, July 29th thru Friday, August 3rd for all kids who are entering 4th thru 6th grade in August. The theme this year is 'Shine'. Through fun and inter-active teaching sessions, crafts, activities, singing, skits, camp-

fires, and more, kids will learn about how God calls us to let our Light Shine! Cost is $225.

Week Of Hope - Sunday, July 29th thru Friday, August 3rd for all kids entering 7th thru 9th grade in August. Week Of Hope is a 5-day mission trip where youth focus on building friendships and meaningful connections as they serve the needs of people through local ministries and non-profit organizations. The theme this year is 'Made'. Students will be challenged to embrace how Jesus is making everything new in their life – the good, the bad, and everything in between – and also how He will be using them to do the same in the world around

them. It will be a time to reorient their relationship with Jesus and discover who God made them to be.

Cost is $248.

Both events are amazing opportunities for our youth. We want them to be available to all students, which is why we need your help . . . We have 13 spots for students to go to Alpine and 10 spots for students to go to Week of Hope. We hope to have them all filled! In addition to the Chili Cook-off, please consider sponsoring a student . Any amount you feel led to contribute will be much appreciated. Camps impact a teens life like no other and bound to make a difference in the lives of 23 of our students. Donations can be noted with Alpine/WOH or PT/JH.

Questions or concerns, contact Sue French: 714.553.5296 or suefrenchccc@yahoo.com

Last year we set out for Forest Home for a 5-day adventure at the end of August. This year, we man-aged to move our week to the end of June. These retreats have been a great addition to HM. I have seen more spiritual and relational growth at Forest Home than any other time in our ministry. We get away from the noise and distractions just long enough to truly connect with God and each other. The bonus is that it’s a blast! This year I have every intention of shattering our ice cream eating record . . . Who’s in? Unfortunately, the cost for Forest Home has gone up this

year. Yet, because this trip is 5-days in length and covers food, lodging, and a growing experience like none other, IT IS WORTH THE EXPENSE!

To offset the cost, though, we have two things. One, we’ll be hosting a car wash on a Sunday morning before our departure. In addition, we look forward to the Chili Cook-off that will benefit our youth summer and winter camps. We do hope all plan to attend! So here are the particulars:

High School Ministry Kevin Woolums

Chili Cook-off

will benefit our youth camps.

Thank-you for your

Participation!

HM Summer Camp 2012

Camp Cost: $300 $50 deposit due: June 3rd

$250 balance due: June 24th Camp Dates: June 24th—June 29th

Departure: Sunday @ 11:30am from CCC

Club B.A.S.I.C. - 5th & 6th Grade A.L.I.E.N. Forces - 7th & 8th Grade

“Come learn the

importance of building a lifelong habit of reading, studying,

and following

God’s Word”

P A G E 6

Our Heritage of Song Last month I started to share with you that according to the Bible, singing praise to God isn’t just something we do; instead, it penetrates to the very heart of who we are as the body of Christ. Because of this, singing praise to God is a key element of what we do when we gather together in His Name.

The Bible is filled with this cause and effect of people in worship. This month, let’s look at how Moses experienced the re-sult of worship in his Life.

The Red Sea In Exodus 14 and 15, we are shown the event of the parting of the Red Sea and the response of God’s people. After the Israelites had safely crossed through the parted Red Sea, the Lord asked Moses to "Stretch out [his] hand over the sea so that the waters may flow back over the Egyptians and their chariots and horsemen."

27Moses stretched out his hand over the sea, and at daybreak the sea went back to its place. The Egyptians were fleeing to-ward it, and the LORD swept them into the sea. 28The water flowed back and covered the chariots and horsemen—the entire army of Pharaoh that had followed the Israelites into the sea. Not one of them survived. 29But the Israelites went through the sea on dry ground, with a wall of water on their right and on their left. 30That day the LORD saved Israel from the hands of the Egyptians, and Israel saw the Egyptians lying dead on the shore. 31And when the Israelites saw the great power the LORD displayed against the Egyptians, the people feared the LORD and put their trust in him and in Moses his servant.

Moses’ response to God’s protection was one of worship and praise to the Lord.

1Then Moses and the Israelites sang this song to the LORD : "I will sing to the LORD, for he is highly exalted. The horse and its rider He has hurled into the sea. 2 The LORD is my strength and my song; He has become my salvation. He is my God, and I will praise him, my father's God, and I will exalt him.

Next month we’ll see how David and God’s people re-sponded after the Ark was brought back to Jerusalem.

Worship Ministry Tyler Thompson the gondola misunderstood our order and were waiting for us to show up at their dock a mile away. So, no gondola, no grand departure, no rowing off into the beautiful sunset as planned. Although flying at sunrise to Hawaii was good. -Roger Nixon–

When Bob and I were standing in front of the pastor, I noticed right away that the pastor was wearing the boutonniere meant for Bob (Lily of the Valley) and Bob was wearing the pastor’s (carnation). Hmmm, what was I to do? Another surprise was my aunt who opened all our gifts and had them displayed by the time we got to the reception. Nev-er understood that one, and never asked. –June Campbell–

We had hoped the unusual summer rainy period would be over by July 1, but it wasn't. So the planned outside wedding photos didn’t happen other than a few snapped between rain drops. The tradition in Wisconsin was to ride around in your car after the wedding with a “Just Married” sign and noise from cans trailing behind. Unfortunately, my Pinto ran out of gas. After stopping to put in $5 of gas, I took the change re-ceived from a traveler’s check and put it in my tux pocket which could have paid for a dinner, but didn’t . . . since I forgot about it. The rental shop got a little tip, though. –Doug Scholten–

Other than experiencing a few accidents the week before our wedding: Scraping and bruising my leg through a fall in “black rock”, stepping on a nail with my right foot, and losing a con-tact lens, all went smoothly. Well except that our custom de-signed rings didn’t get finished, the air conditioning broke in the chapel during 100° weather, and I was struck by uncontrol-lable laughter when asked, “Do you?”. Though I half-blindly hobbled down the isle while “glowing”, we have been blessed with 35-years of love and joy and at times uncontrollable laughter! I love you, Babe! –Shirley York–

Amazingly, as time passes situations that cause us frustra-tion or disappointment can someday provide a good story to tell and something to laugh about. “Someday you’ll look back on this and laugh,” echoes in our mind during moments of ag-gravating situations. Yet through all the disappointments of any hoped for perfect time, we can know that one day the per-fect will come. The marriage supper of the lamb will be that perfect day when Christ takes his bride, clothes her in His right-eousness, and celebrates with her. Yes now we have those “less than perfect days”, but soon the perfect one will come. And, what a day of rejoicing that perfect wedding day will be!

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. P A G E 7 Mark Your Calendar!

June 1 (Fri) 6:00pm—Soul’d Out June 3 (Sun) noon—Chili Cook-off

June 7 (Thurs) 7:00pm—Women’s Ministry Event June 21 (Thurs) 1:00pm—Sociable Seniors

June 24 (Sun) 5:00pm—Musical Theater Concert June 25-29 6:00pm—VBS/VBX June 25-29—High School Camp

Birthday Blessings

Teresa Nixon If you have a June birthday, but it’s not listed, please call the church office so we can update our records.

Pastor Doug Scholten

Monthly Thought: Our greatest fear should not be of failure but of

succeeding at things in life that don’t really matter. —Francis Chan

P A G E 8

for whom it all matters? A couple chapters earlier in the book of Revelation, we find this verse: Let us rejoice and be glad and give him glory! For the wedding of the Lamb has come, and his bride has made herself ready. This passage might give us the impression that the church can make herself beautiful for Christ. Yet the scripture simply says the Bride has made herself ready. What is she ready for? She is ready to receive the wedding dress. She is ready to be clothed in the radiance of Christ. It is Christ who provides the wedding gar-ment. It is He who puts upon his church the pure white raiment of His righteousness. As the old hymn says: "Clothed in his righteous-ness alone, faultless to stand before the throne." So if you attend a wedding this June and see the beautiful bride, give thanks to God that He clothes us, the Church, in the right-eousness of Christ. It is He who makes us beautiful. All we need to do is be ready to receive what He gives.

Weddings, and flowers and Dad’s with new ties,

Grads whose parents release held sighs.

Lazy days of summer are beginning to show,

And the gloom each morning, well, it just has to go.

Yes, much goes on in this month of June,

But of course we know there is always room,

To wish you good times in the days ahead,

And God’s blessing and love will also be said.

So go forth with great faith through this coming year, with peace and health and

moments held dear, Cause His love

forever abiding is true, And with our prayers we add: “Happy Birthday to You!”

God Bless Your Year!!!

(continued from p.1—Clothed in Righteousness)

6/3 Craig Van Aalsburg 6/5 June Maples Marilyn Mathews 6/7 Elexia Castenada Shelley Anderson 6/9 Barbara Millar 6/13 Mike Bower 6/14 June Campbell 6/17 Teresa Nixon 6/19 Denise Vanden Raadt Drea Lyn De La Fuente Ray French 6/20 Brooke Cianciola 6/21 John R. Thompson

6/22 Richard Gangloff, Jr. 6/24 Jack Bowers Juanita Emerson 6/25 Raul Hernandez Rick Salazar 6/26 Cherie Eggert Debora French Nicholas Payne Roger Lowey 6/27 Emilia Guzman Jenny Bower Macie Reese Pinedo Wayne Stolk 6/28 Marco De La Fuenta

It’s Going to be Great!

You won’t want to miss it!

The Battle Begins

Sunday - June 3rd

Event Purpose: 1) Raise scholarship funds to allow our youth to experience the life-changing event of summer and winter camps—A camp provides more relational and spiritual growth than any other. 2) Community Outreach. 3) Church Fellowship.

Please Join Us For CCC’s 1st Annual :

2012

First place

goes to…!