Christ Family Church, Arlington Tx

    
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 Crossroads.

Someone once said:
"The path you choose, you choose the end thereof".

Solomon warns: "There is a way that seems right to a man, but in the end it leads to death" (Proverbs 14:12) 

So getting it right is important.


Everyone faces one sooner or later. Some are not so bad, while others can be brutal. They come in all shapes and sizes: relational, financial, emotional, physical, and / or vocational to name a few. And all of them ultimately have a spiritual componet. 

At CFC, we believe in a God who cares deeply about us and, in fact, is so insanely passionate about a relationship with us He sent His Son to prove it. We believe in a God who knows all things and can (and will) help us navigate our way through life.

CFC is filled with people at all stages and ages of life working their way through the "stuff" of life. CFC is a place that can help point you in the right direction and be there to encourage you along the way. No matter where you're at in life, there is a place for you at Christ Family Church, Arlington TX

 

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

Paul Blankenship, Pastor CFC
info@christfamilychurch.org



 

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