Rolling Oaks Christian Church is a community of faith
seeking to worship God with thankful hearts. Worship
services are scripture based and follow traditional patterns
with a contemporary spirit. The ROCC is committed to
reaching out to new converts through innovative and engaging
worship. Worshipers who attend ROCC will find two styles of
worship:
The Contemporary Service
begins at 9:00 a.m.
and offers a casual dress code and emphasizes contemporary
hymns and praise music. The Lord's Supper is open to all who
profess faith in Jesus Christ and is served by intinction.
The Traditional Service
begins at 11:15 a.m.
and features a more formal style of worship. Communion is
served each Sunday by the Rolling Oaks diaconate to all who
profess faith in Jesus Christ.
Rolling Oaks offers a variety of classes and study sessions
that mature members in Christian discipleship. Various
camps, conferences, retreats and workshops are planned
throughout the year as well and through the Bluebonnet Area
and the Christian Church in the Southwest.
Adult Classes
Covenant Keepers
meets in the first class room. The focus of study is various
6-week bible-based curriculums. Members of the class rotate
teaching responsibilities. Cay Wilchek is class leader.
Seekers
meet in the church library and are a traditional adult
class.
Seekers
study verse by verse of various books of the bible. Tom
Jones is class leader.
Strugglers
meet in the middle classroom and are lead by
Chaplin Willie Peacock. The class is geared toward young families
with practical applications for leading a more Christ
centered life.
Dynamic Faith Class
meets
to discuss current events and news items from a biblical
perspective utilizing the Wired Word curriculum. Diversity
of opinion is respected.
Children and Youth classes
Graded classes for all children and youth are offered at
9:30 am each Sunday morning.
The Toddler Class
utilizes structured play and coloring lessons that reinforce
Christian values.
The Primary Class
(Pre K - 2nd) and the Junior
Class (3rd - 5th) explore bible lessons
through storytelling, role-playing, arts & crafts, and fun &
games.
Middle school
and high school
students discuss current events and topical issues from a
Christian perspective.