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Family Meal
Wednesday, July 8 at 5:30pm
Join us for our monthly family meal. Family meals are a great time to meet new friends or catch up with others TCBC family. Dinner will be served starting at 5:30pm in the lower atrium and Wednesday programs start at 6:30pm. Family Meals have two options: you can RSVP for us to provide Chick-fil-A, or you can bring your own food. RSVP Today!

Kids Camp
July 12-15, 2026
Pack your bags and head to the beautiful mountains of Virginia this summer for Kids Camp!
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Men’s Conference
September 19, 2026
Save the date for our Men’s Conference Be: Zealous, this September!

Gospel of John Resources
Find weekly Workouts, daily reading plans, and more resources to help your study of God’s Word online at tcbchurch.org/john. Jump in Behind the Message on Wednesday nights at 6:30pm, Prepare at either 9:30 or 11:00am on Sunday mornings, or a Go Group to study alongside others.


GO Spotlight

pray. give. go.

The Go Team partnered with our Kids Team to help kindergarten through 5th graders consider how we advance the gospel and make disciples during VBS from June 14-17. 

Jesus followers pray together to advance the gospel. 

  • Kids learned that we should pray for God’s name to be made known and for His kingdom to advance (Matt 6:9-10) and that we should pray for boldness to share the gospel using God’s Word (Eph 6:19, 2 Thess 3:1).
  • Parents can reinforce this by using the resources the kids were given to help them learn to start faithfully praying for missions and by joining a new Go: Pray Team to strategically pray for our Go Partners and the people they are laboring among to advance the gospel. 

Jesus followers give together to advance the gospel.

  • We looked at 3 John 3-8 and Phil 4:15-17 to see how our generosity supports missionaries and helps to build God’s eternal kingdom.
  • Parents can model missional generosity by giving to Give2Go, TCBC’s primary missions fund. If you’re unfamiliar with or have never contributed to Give2Go, visit tcbchurch.org/give2go.

Jesus followers go together to advance the gospel. 

At TCBC we challenge each other to take advantage of the everyday situations or aspects of life to have what we call a Go Moment. Help your child learn to look for opportunities to talk about the love of Jesus. Use the Go Moments card they were given to remind them of our personal responsibility to obey Jesus’s command in the Great Commission.

One night we focused on our personal direct responsibility to go to our neighbors and the nations. The Great Commission in Matt 28:19-20 helped us understand Jesus’s command to make disciples of all the peoples of the earth by inviting them to saving faith in Jesus and helping them learn to follow and obey Jesus. 


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Family Discipleship

Summer FDP
BIG TRUTH: GOD IS Redeemer

BIBLE VERSE: Isaiah 49:26b
“Then all flesh shall know that I am the Lord your Savior, and your Redeemer, the Mighty One of Jacob.”

BIG IDEAS

  • Sin separates us from God.
  • Separation from God leaves us hopeless and in need of a redeemer.
  • God paid redemption’s price to save us.

Hook (Children)
Use sidewalk chalk to draw pictures of Ruth and Naomi. As you do this, talk with your child about how we all need someone to redeem us and Jesus is that Redeemer.

Ponder (Students)
Read and meditate on Ruth 1-4 this week. As you consider this story, ask yourself some of these questions:

  • How can you model telling others that God is the Redeemer? How can you lead your son or daughter to tell others that God paid our redemption price?
  • How can you lead your son or daughter to a greater understanding of what a Redeemer is? How can you discuss the story of Ruth and Naomi with your son and daughter this week in a way that helps them see that God is our Redeemer?

Check out some tips to teach and talk through this series!
Check out our FDP Summer Challenge

Learn more about the Family Discipleship Plan and get started today at www.familydiscipleshipplan.org.


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