Warden Community Church truly is congregational; the church is led by the people, and the people together make the decisions that affect our lives together as God’s people. The “governing” body of our church is called the Cabinet, and it’s made of representatives from the various groups which oversee different areas of activity.The group of people who direct the spiritual needs of the church is called the Diaconate. The Trustees direct the financial needs of our congregation. The Christian Education board organize Sunday school materials, teachers, Praise sing time, religious education programs and Fun and Fellowship events.
As you can see, it takes a lot of committed people to make a faith family work… and we always have an open seat or two for those who would like to get involved.

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Children's Ministries

Our children’s ministry at Warden Community Church starts every Sunday morning at 9:30. We begin with kid-friendly worship time and a Bible story presentation for the whole group. Then kids gather in small groups (Preschool-1st grade; 2nd-5th grade) to dive deeper into the lesson in ways that engage their minds and hearts.

At WCC, your children will find:

• Friends ~ Kids want to belong—we think church is a pretty important place to know you’re always welcome! Each lesson provides time for kids and leaders to build relationships in a loving, accepting and safe small group.
• Faith ~ Our time together will help us grow faith as kids (and leaders) take one step closer to God each week.
• Family ~ Kids should LOVE to come to church! Kid Connection inserts fun without distorting the message to create a learning atmosphere kids can’t resist!

Our dream for WCC:
To nurture and encourage each child to know, love, and serve God.
To nurture the faith of children and leaders within a caring community.
To teach children the story of Scripture, from Genesis to Revelation.
To help children understand truth in the Bible.

To challenge children and leaders to live their faith.
To equip children to share their faith and serve others in the community.
To partner with families in their children’s growth in faith.
To encourage children to make the church’s teachings their own.
To help children value the rich diversity of people in God’s kingdom.