College Christian Fellowship is a group of followers of Jesus who sought a need to start a club at Cypress Community College in the Spring semester of 2024. After three years of continued prayer and occasional outreach, we began to watch eager Christian students to start this Club. Pray for their growth spiritually and literally.

As people, it’s natural to question our identity and purpose in life. We seek meaning and significance amidst the challenges and pressures we face daily. In these moments, understanding God’s love becomes crucial. John 3:13-17 reminds us of the extraordinary love that God has for each one of us, offering hope, redemption, and eternal life through Jesus Christ. John 3:15-17 ( NIV) “that everyone who believes may have eternal life in him. For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him.” www.fbccypress.com

Three churches from our Orange County Southern Baptist Association joined efforts to bring the gospel and serve with a partnered church in Lamont, California. The First Baptist Church of Walnut Valley, Faith Fellowship of La Palma and First Baptist Church of Cypress partnered together with Harmony Baptist Church of Lamont. We had over 170 people come to our Sports Camp on Saturday morning with 12 children making decisions to receive Christ as Lord or be baptized. In the afternoon, we had distributions of 100 clothing kits, 25 food kits, and 109 backpacks filled with school supplies. Then we served 160 hamburgers and 65 hotdogs in a big BBQ Dinner with the community and a number of Harmony Baptist Church volunteers.

Merry Christmas Eve! Christmas is the fulfillment of hundreds of years of prophetic predictions about the coming of the Messiah who would change the world. God’s people waited for a Savior who would come to rescue and restore a broken creation. They held onto hope that God would stay true to his promise. Prophets in the Old Testament wrote about a future day when God would send a savior to save His people from their sins. We are a church in Orange County teaching the gospel to make, mature, and multiply disciples of Jesus Christ who reach neighbors and nations. Our Worship Service gathers to worship together in exalting Christ, exhorting the Saints, and expounding on Scripture. If you would like to connect with us more, please visit our website or even text us. To text and sign up for FBCCypress notifications and share your prayer requests: Text this message @fbccypress to this number 81010. Keep updated by checking our website: https://www.fbccypress.com/

Today's message is entitled "Biblical Principles for Building: part 2". As it is biblical to give a tithe, we see the common practice of the church to give to special projects as well. Join us as we study how to biblically give and work for God's Kingdom cause. We are a church in Orange County teaching the gospel to make, mature, and multiply disciples of Jesus Christ who reach neighbors and nations. Our Worship Service gathers to worship together in exalting Christ, exhorting the Saints, and expounding on Scripture. If you would like to connect with us more, please visit our website or even text us. To text and sign up for FBCCypress notifications and share your prayer requests: Text this message @fbccypress to this number 81010. Keep updated by checking our website: https://www.fbccypress.com/

Join us in prayer with Christians around the world on Sunday, 5 November for IDOP - the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. This special day is set aside to come together in fellowship and prayer on behalf of persecuted Christians who stand as a bold witness for Christ on the world’s most restricted nations. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The 2023 IDOP short feature film, Sejun: Nepal, tells the story of a Nepali boy’s journey from life in a Buddhist monastery as a preschooler to finding new hope in Christ. Over his nine-year stay in the monastery, Sejun experienced the darkness of Buddhism at the hands of those who supervised him. When he ran away from the monastery at age 13, his family did not welcome his return. His father enrolled him in first grade since his only schooling had been studying Buddhist scriptures, and Sejun was ashamed about being so much older than his classmates. In primary school, however, Sejun met a godly teacher who shared the light of Christ with him. Visit our website to download FREE resources vom.com.au/idop