Mission:
We believe God has called us to be . . . A growing family of believers progressing in healthy spiritual relationships with the Lord, each other, our community, and the world. With God’s help, we do this by . . .
Telling others about God in outreach . . . Jesus came to seek and save the lost. Consequently, lost people in the Amarillo area and around the world are our top priority.
Experiencing our God in Worship . . . Jesus taught us to love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength. Our goal is to glorify God in sacrificial lives of praise.
Learning of God in Discipleship . . . Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. We look to his life and his word to guide us into deep spiritual relationships.
Living for God in Ministry . . . Jesus came to serve. The selfless heart of Christ is our model as we meet the needs of others within the church, community and around the world.
Sharing our God in Fellowship . . . Jesus taught us to love others as we love ourselves. We are committed to demonstrating love and unity in relationships with one another.
Vision:
The Church of Christ at The Colonies building is located on the expanding west side of Amarillo. New homes are being built, new schools are planned, and the area is alive with activity and growth.
We believe the purpose of the church is to be the hands and feet of Jesus Christ to people here on earth, and we want to communicate this message of Christ’s love and forgiveness in a way that is relevant and understandable. We invite you to join us as we seek to live out our vision statement: “…to be a Christ-centered church that constantly seeks innovative methods in worship and ministry to bring an eclectic group of people from where they are spiritually to where God wants them to be.”
History:
Church of Christ at The Colonies began as a humble gathering of believers at Puckett Elementary School in November 2000. In those days it was known as Westside Church of Christ and from the very beginning, Dick Marcear served as the preaching minister, a role he continues to fill to this day with the loving support of his congregation.
Within the next two years, enough money was raised to purchase 8.25 acres of land at 4500 Wesley Rd., and construction of the current auditorium, kitchen, offices, and classroom space was under way. Having chosen a new name to fit their new location, Church of Christ at The Colonies celebrated the first worship service in their new building on May 19, 2002.
Throughout the next few years, the Lord blessed The Colonies with growth both numerically and financially. In 2007, the newest addition to the building was completed, adding a children’s ministry wing, youth ministry area, multipurpose room, and gymnasium.