Cypress Church

What does it really mean to be a Christian? How can we truly be changed into the person God wants us to be?

Bill Hull and Paul Mascarella have developed a Bible study cirriculum that details a clear and well marked path to spiritual transformation. "Choose The Life" is a 10 week plan that explains, challenges and redefines such critical issues as: faith, grace and even the gospel itself.

The sequel discipleship series "Experience The Life" is available for home fellowship groups now at Cypress Church. This cirriculum was co-written by Paul Mascarella and Bill Hull.

The study is organized into five segments: Believe as Jesus believed; Live as Jesus lived; Love as Jesus loved; Minister as Jesus ministered and Lead as Jesus led. Each participant will be called upon to rethink what it means to them to be a follower of Jesus Christ.

"Experience The Life" home study groups are forming now at Cypress Church. The church campus is located at 6143 Ball Road just east of Valley View. More information is available by calling (714) 952-3001 or email info@cypresschurch.net

What Should I Expect? When you visit one of our worship services, you'll experience a welcoming and Spirit-filled worship experience that mixes powerful hymns with inspiring, contemporary songs of faith. These services, led by our gifted worship leaders, choirs and band, support the insightful teaching of our pastors. What you learn on Sunday morning, you'll be able to use during the rest of the week. At Cypress Church, we want to help you connect with the personal hope and practical help that God can give us.

What About My Kids? At Cypress Church, your children will be loved and cherished as they spend their time in a safe and fun environment. Whether it is in their classroom during the 8:45am service or at Children's Church during the 10:30am service, you will find that your kids will enjoy the time they spend at church. www.cypresskids.net

Jr. High and High School students have a great time as they study the Bible together, worship God, grow in their relationship with God and one another, and serve Him with their lives. Youth group meets during the 10:30am service upstairs in Room 206. www.cypressyouth.net

What Should I Wear? It really doesn't matter! We're more concerned with meeting your needs than with what you wear. So, dress casually or dress up and you'll fit right in.

Where Should I Park? When you arrive, you will find visitor parking spaces reserved just for you. If those (and the rest of the lot) are full, you may park next door or at Cypress High School on Valley View Avenue. A Cypress Church shuttle will pick you up and drop you off at the front door of the church.

What Do You Mean It's Not For Me? The offering is for those who call Cypress Church their home. As our guest, we want you to get something, rather than give something.

If it's been a long time since you've been to church, Cypress Church has you in mind! There's already enough you have to think about when you're visiting a church for the first time. We hope that getting some of this "stuff" out of the way not only encourages you to join us for church, but also helps you to connect with the hope and encouragement that God has for you.

Men from Cypress, Buena Park and nearby communities met Saturday, May 10 at Cypress Church to discover how to gain a passion for life. The evening began with a BBQ dinner prepared by "The Knights of the Holy Grill" led by Dave Austin. The meal included ribs, sausage, potatoes, vegetables, salad and dessert.
Cypress Church Pastor Mike McKay continued his series of messages on "The Dangerous Adventure of Being a Dude." McKay used the life of King David from the Bible to illustrate several key points. He described the need for men to explore adventure, evolve skills, exercise faith, engage life's battles and deal with life's sins.
Some of the battles men need to engage in are the battles of the mind, mediocrity, materialism and the battle to have a good marriage. To be properly equipped men need to develop skills through training and discipline based on principles found in the Bible. "Proper training gives us confidence," said McKay. "We should not run from life's battles but into them."
The Men's Ministry of Cypress Church holds dinners on the second Saturday of each month from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm. The next dinner is set for June 14, 2008. The topic for the evening will be "Gaining a Passion for Friends." The church campus is located at 6143 Ball Road just east of Valley View.
Cypress Church also sponsors Men's Bible Study Fellowship on Monday evenings, All Pro Dad Breakfasts on the first Saturday of each month and is planning a family salt water fishing trip on June 27th. For more information call (714) 952-3001 or visit Cypress Church on the internet at http://www.cypresschurch.net.