Resource Center for Christian Growth
The Resource Center, also known as the Center for Christian Growth of WNY, is supported in educational ministry by the Presbytery of Western New York.
The Resource Center is located in First Presbyterian Church of Tonawanda at 149 Broad Street, Tonawanda, NY 14150.
Website: www.ccgwny.org
Email: resourcecenterwny@gmail.com
The Resource Center:
is a contact with what your denomination and other local churches are doing
is a place for the sharing of ideas and for help for people carrying out the mission of the church.
is a library where books, tapes, records, and curriculum are available for churches to borrow and preview.
Has over 4000 Resources for use in:
Bible Study
Faith Development
Worship, Mission
Teacher/Leader Training
Stewardship, Evangelism
Youth Groups, Church School
Personal Growth, Small Groups
Social Concerns/ Justice Ministries
Resources are available in the following categories:
The Bible Story
Old and New Testament Studies, Bible Background, History, Interpretation, Jesus, God, Early Church, Advent-Christmas, Lent-Easter, Pentecost
The Church Story
History, Beliefs, Worship, Sacraments, Music, Prayer, Spiritual Growth, Planning, New Members, Stewardship, Evangelism, Confirmation, Racial-Ethnic Ministry, Leader Training, Small Church, Major Resources of Christian Churches (Disciples), Presbyterian Church (USA), United Church of Christ
Strategies
Preschool, Youth, Adults, V.C.S. Intergenerational, Teaching, Storytelling, Drama, Crafts, Games, Outdoor Ministries, Retreats
Life Maps
Family, Parenting, Lifestyle Change, Wholeness-Health, Values, Ethics, Morals, Communication, Conflict Resolution, Life Planning, Aging, Death and Dying
World Community
Africa, Central/South America, China, South Asia, Korea, Middle East, Pacific, Europe, Mission Resources, Global Living, Jewish Studies, Ecumenism, World Religions
Issues
Disabilities, Human Rights, Homelessness, Ecology, Hunger, Peace, Energy, Faith/Public Life, Substance Abuse, Cults, Women's and Men's Concerns, Sexuality, Justice, Racial-Ethnic Concerns, AIDS.
Resources may be borrowed by:
Coming to the Resource Center
Requesting resources by phone to be mailed. (You pay postage.)
Calling for an appointment for a resource visit: (716) 389-2023