Welcome to 39th Street Church Of Christ

Coronavirus FAQ

Are you open?
- Yes! We are operating at normal times for our classes and services.
Do you offer online services?
- While we will always encourage in person attendance, we also have live stream on YouTube page and OABS.
Do I have to wear a mask?
- According to Jackson County FAQ: “All persons inside a church must wear a mask while maintaining social distancing.”, we ask you wear a mask while inside the building. If need be, we have masks available when you enter the building.
How do you serve the Lord’s Supper?
- We have the unleavened bread in it’s own container and individual cups for the fruit of the vine. We have them on a table when you enter the building.
I have other questions?
- Please feel free to contact us.

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Introducing The Church of Christ

by Jack H. Williams “I hear so many things about the different churches . . . And what about this ‘church of Christ’ group, who are they?” Such are just a sample of the comments often heard when the conversation turns to religion. The problem comes in that when we ask these questions we get… Continue reading Introducing The Church of Christ

What Must I Do To Be Saved?

by Jack H. Williams Have you ever wondered what sin is? By His word, God tells us that sin is a “transgression of the law” (ie. doing that which God has said not to do) (1 John 3:4); “unrighteousness” (1 John 5:14); knowing to do good, and doing it not (James 4:17); and a failure to act… Continue reading What Must I Do To Be Saved?

Who Cares If You Are Lost?

by Jim O’Connor Psalm 142 is considered by scholars to have been written concerning the time David was hiding in the cave from king Saul (1 Samuel 22:1). Notice the pathetic situation of verse 4: “I looked on my right hand, and beheld, but there was no man that would know me: refuge failed me:… Continue reading Who Cares If You Are Lost?