Christ Family Church, Arlington Tx

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Welcome, Thanks for Dropping In

 

No matter where you're at in life, there's a place for you at Christ Family Church, Arlington TX

The commercials; LIFE COMES AT YOU FAST, are more than funny, they are true. Life is full of surprises and can be tough at times, but it doesn't have to be a bummer. CFC is filled with individuals who, perhaps like yourself, are in the process of Discovering the amazing Love God has for them and keys for living life in a way that makes sense and that works. As a community of individuals who are seeking after God, we are committed to Developing our faith as we learn how to apply God's principles to our daily lives and circumstances. As we gather from week to week, we do so with the purpose of Declaring the Praises of God who has lavishly endowed and empowered us with the tools for living a full and meaningful life through His Son. Doing so helps sharpen and prepare us to return to our neighborhoods and to the market place to Demonstrate authentic Christianity.

Please take some time, explore our site, learn about us, listen to a sermon online, 
then come by for a visit.

Paul Blankenship, Pastor CFC
info@christfamilychurch.org



 

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