A new church will be started in the China, Maine area in 2011.Please Click Here To Be Directed To This Church Plant's Website

Coming in 2011 SVCC was established in 2010.They meet at the Corner of Townhouse Road and Pittston Road across from the Kings Mills Fire Department.Click Here To Be Directed To Their Website

Whitefield, Maine KCC West was established in 2007.They meet at the corner of Route 202 and Cross Road.Click Here To Be Directed To Their Website

Winthrop, Maine China Whitefield Winthrop Thank you. Your message has been sent. sending.... Oops, you missed a section. Please provide a valid email address. SEND dan@kennebecchurch.org Kennebec Community Church invites you to join one of our Community Groups that meet regularly each week to study, pray, have fun, do ministry, and care for each other. There are groups for different ages as well as different stages of life. Groups meet at various times and in various locations. If you have any questions, please contact the church office at 623-0911. Current Community Groups:Co-Ed Marriage Builders GroupSunday, at Piatts Home (glenridge drive) Time: TBAFocus: The Marriage RelationshipLeaders: Ed & Cindy PelotteChildren are Welcome*Dinner will be sharedChrist-Centered RecoveryMonday, 5:30pm at KCCFocus: Recovery from life's hurts, habits, and hang-ups.Leader: Ed PelotteNo Childcare Provided*Dinner will be sharedLadies GroupTuesday, 5:30pm at Mission House (located on church campus)Focus: Studies relatable to womenLeader: Sonya HouleChildren are WelcomeFood will be sharedCo-Ed GroupTuesday 6pm at Cruisers Room (located on church campus)Focus: In-Depth Bible StudyLeaders: Karl & Flo WilkinsNo Childcare Provided*Snacks will be sharedCo-Ed GroupTuesday, 6pm at Colemans Home (Augusta)Focus: Study and ministryLeaders: Dan & Amanda ColemanChildren are Welcome*Dinner will be sharedYoung Adults GroupTuesday, 6pm at Flanagans Home (Augusta)Focus: Study and AccountabilityLeaders: Mike & Lauren FlanaganChildren are Welcome*Dinner will be sharedWorship Team GroupWednesday, 6pm at KCCFocus: Worship Preparation, Worship-related studyLeaders: Dan & Laurie BurgessChildren are Welcome*Dinner will be sharedLadies GroupThursday, 6pm at Mission House (located on church campus)Focus: Bible Study.Leader: Shannon CroweNo Childcare Provided*Food will be sharedCo-Ed Prayer and Worship GroupFriday, 6pm at KCCFocus: Prayer and WorshipLeader: Sandy BernardNo Childcare Provided*Food will be shared

Get Plugged-In at KCC! China Church Sheepscot Valley Kennebec Community Free Karate Classes for Kids!A Christ-Centered ProgramTuesdays at 6:30pm at KCC1st through 5th grades.Call 623-0911 for more info.

Karate "A Christ-Centered Recovery Group."Every Monday evening at KCC Weekly Schedule:5:30pm - dinner6:30pm - large group7:30pm - open share/small groupChrist-Centered Recovery Small Groups CAN: Provide you a safe place to share your experiences, strengths and hopes with others that are also going through a Christ-centered recovery.Provide you with a leader who has gone through a similar hurt, hang-up or habit and who will facilitate the group as it focuses on a particular Step each week.Provide you with the opportunity to find an Accountability Partner or a Sponsor. Christ-Centered Recovery Small Groups will NOT: Attempt to offer any professional advice. Our leaders are not counselors. At your request, we can provide you with a list of approved counseling referrals.Allow its members to attempt to “fix” one another.Potential Small Groups for Christ-Centered Recovery:No co-ed groups. All groups are separated for men and women. Multi-issue Group (any issue)Chemically DependantCodependencyPhysical, Emotional and/or Sexual AbuseAdult Children of Family DysfunctionSexual AddictionEating Disorders and Food AddictionRecovery From AngerFinancial RecoveryOther Groups can be formed on an as-needed basis. For more information, please contact Ed Pelotte at clpegp@gwi.net

Celebrate Recovery

Our Story and Our Vision Core Beliefs Dan Coleman Lead Pastor dan@kennebecchurch.orgShannon Crowe Kennebec Clubhouse Scheduler zoecolinmom@myfairpoint.net Ed Pelotte Christ-Centered Recovery Leader clpegp@gwi.netJohn Lee Angel Food Coordinator john@kennebecchurch.orgScot Story Winthrop Pastor scot@kennebecwest.orgLes Dancer Whitefield Pastor les@sheepscotchurch.org

Leadership Leadership Sunday Mornings@ 9 &11123 Main StreetDirections

Would you like to buy a week’s worth of groceries for half price?Participate in the Angel Food program and you can do just that! Several area churches are working together to provide the Angel Food Ministry to families in the greater Augusta area. Each month’s menu contains enough food to feed a family of 4 for one week. There is a different menu every month and the orders are usually due the second Sunday of each month.You may place an order before or after any of our services or order online at:https://www.angelfoodministries.com/order/default.asp?pid=94&id=14250 The food will be available for pick up on the last Saturday’ of the month at 10:00am. You may order as many boxes as you like. Payment is due when the order is placed. Payment options include cash, check, money order, or food stamps. How to place an order:Kennebec Community Church will receive Angel Food orders on the following days:Sundays before and after our worship services (9:30am, 4:00PM and 6:00pm)or by appointment through the church office.Food stamp orders and cash orders must be placed in person!Check or money orders may be mailed (at least 5 business days prior to deadline) toKennebec Community Church - 5 Glenridge Drive - Augusta, Me 04330.207-623-0911For more information, or to set up an order appointment: Contact John at 215-9471, john@kennebecchurch.orgor call the KCC Office at 623-0911

Angel Food Ministries Free Karate Classes Teen Worship:Epic (teen worship service): Thursday nights from 5:30pm - 7:30pm. (KCC Worship Building)Here at Kennebec Community Church Students have their own time of worship! Come join us as we play wii, xbox 360, hang out, worship with the latest christian music, and listen to relevant teaching from the bible.

Teenagers 7th - 12th Grade Kennebec Community Church5 Glenridge DriveAugusta ME, 04330207-623-0911

Kennebec Community Church is part of what has become known as the Maine Church Planting Network. The Maine Church Planting Network has naturally evolved from a church plant having a vision to plant more churches. In 2004, Kennebec Community Church was established in Augusta, Maine. Maine had been the only state in the union that did not have a Southern Baptist Church in its capital city. A revolutionary concept emerged in 2007, when KCC decided that the need for churches was so great in surrounding communities that it should do something about it. Though it was still a fledgling church plant still dependent upon outside support, KCC decided that it should plant a church in the nearby town of Winthrop, Maine.In 2008, Kennebec Community Church West held its first regular service in Winthrop. Being only a short, twenty minute drive from the Augusta church, the two churches have been able to share resources, conduct joint events, and prevent isolation that leads to the downfall of many church plants. KCCW is now an established, thriving church that is reaching out to the unreached people of Winthrop and the surrounding areas.In 2010, Sheepscot Valley Community Church was started in the other direction – Whitefield, Maine. This Church was not started because we were so ready to plant another church, but because the need is so great. SVCC has already had a great impact on the community and many people are already becoming part of this new church family. We realized that this network of churches that is developing is the beginning of something larger. The opportunity exists for churches to be planted throughout Maine if they remain closely connected. This is not a loose association of churches that meet quarterly, but neither is it a spreading of a particular church “brand”. We see it as a fulfillment of the Great Commission and a natural continuation of what was described in the book of Acts.

Churches Planting Churches Our Beliefs We base our beliefs solidly on the Holy Bible, the inspired, authoritative record of God's plan and purpose for His creation. And we understand that Book of Truth through the life and teaching of Jesus Christ. If we approach the Scriptures with humility and a willing heart, Christian beliefs will strengthen our faith and ignite our souls.The ScripturesThe Bible is the historical record of God's activity written by men but inspired by God's Spirit and contains no error. It is truth provided for the believer as a tool to know the heart of God. It reveals the plan, purposes and will of God for all time.The TrinityThere is one and only one living and true God. He is an intelligent spiritual and personal Being, the Creator, Redeemer, Preserver and Ruler of the universe. To Him, we owe the highest love, reverence and obedience. The eternal God reveals Himself to us as Father, Son and Holy Spirit with distinct personal attributes but without division of nature, essence or being.God the FatherGod as Father is the Giver and Sustainer of life, the seen and unseen. He is all-loving, all-just, all-wise and all-powerful. He is the true God and the One who judges righteously and tests the heart and mind. God is Father in truth to those who become children of God through faith in Jesus Christ; however, He is fatherly toward all men.God the SonGod as Son is the perfect representation for the Father in human form. He is fully human and fully divine. He is equal with God the Father but humbled himself by taking on the form of a servant and became obedient to a death on a cross. He knew that only through the shedding of His blood would the sinless Lamb of God be able to secure forgiveness and remission of sins. He arose on the third day following his death as He declared and now lives and reigns with the Father in glory awaiting His final triumphant return. He lives in all believers as the living, ever-present Lord.The Holy SpiritGod as Holy Spirit convicts the world of sin and unrighteousness, works in the life of each believer to produce godly character qualities and demonstrates Himself, in the life of the church, through special abilities given to each believer to carry out the work of the church. He is Comforter, Teacher, Wisdom and Counselor.HumanityMan was created by a special work of God, in His image and is the finest of the creation - God said, "It is very good!" Man was created innocent but with a free choice whereby he sinned against God and fell from his original state. Because Christ died for all, every person is worthy of respect and Christian love.SalvationSalvation is the gift of God for all humanity and is offered freely to all who accept Jesus as Lord and Savior. It was obtained by the substitutionary death of Christ on the cross. He shed His own blood for our sin that we might be rightly related to God.GraceGrace is the unmerited favor of God and shows us His goodness. All who have accepted Christ and are set apart will never fall from grace but will endure the end. Believers may sin and grieve the Holy Spirit, but they will be kept by the power of God.SinWhen one becomes a believer, he is free from sin's penalty of death but not from sin's power. A battle rages within the believer between the carnal and spiritual natures. When the believer confesses sin, Christ forgives and cleanses from sin. Sinning grieves the Holy Spirit, brings shame on the cause of Christ, hinders a believer's relationship with God and others and causes the believer to endure the consequences of sin.The ChurchThe church is a group of believers brought together by the Spirit of God to carry out the Great Commandment by practicing the Great Commission and observing the two ordinances of the church-baptism and the Lord's Supper. Each church is an autonomous body operating under the leadership for Christ as the Head of the Church.BaptismBaptism is an outward expression of an inward change that has occurred in the life of the believer. It is an identification with Christ by picturing his death, burial and resurrection. It is the first commandment a new Christian is given from the Lord Jesus.CommunionCommunion is an opportunity for personal examination and reflection as we observe the "Lord's death until He comes." The bread and cup are symbols of His body and blood which were broken and spilled out for our salvation and is done in "remembrance" of Him until He comes again.WorshipWe must view worship from two sides: adoration and service. Worship could be defined as pure adoration, the redeemed person contemplating and praising God in His holy perfection. Reverential adoration and committed service are both prominent expressions of the biblical concept of worship. True worship involves a willingness to serve and genuine service to God must be accompanied by a sense of reverence and adoration.Spiritual GiftsGod as Father is the Giver and Sustainer of life, the seen and unseen. He is all loving, all just, all wise and all powerful. He is the true God and the One who judges righteously and tests the heart and mind. God is Father in truth to those who become children of God through faith in Jesus Christ, however, He is fatherly toward all men.

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Kennebec Community Church Our Mission:We believe children deserve their own church experience designed just for them. We seek to provide an environment where learning experiences nurture a foundation for faith in the lives of children. We offer a nursery for birth through 2 years old and special classes for 3 years through 5th grade.What to Expect: We want you to feel invited, welcomed, and safe! We want to meet each child’s needs as well as the families. For your child’s safety all teachers have been through background checks and interviews. We have age appropriate curriculum and classes. We will be learning about God through music, hands on activities, videos, stories, food, and much more. Every eight weeks we cover a different theme. Current Themes are: Entourage: Sign-In:As you arrive we ask that you please sign your child in at the Children’s Welcome Table and fill out an information sheet on your child so we will be able to provide the best care for them. Your child will not be able to leave the room for any reason without you or a supervising teacher. Your child will then stay in our care until you pick your child up at the end of service. We ask that you please pick your child up no later than five minutes after service. Special Events:Annually: Fall Carnival, Christmas Caft Day, Winter Carnival, Sports Camp, Day Camp, Easter Egg Hunt... and much more!

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