Your tithes and offerings can be given ONLINE using Zelle.
If your bank uses Zelle, they can walk you through registration.
If your bank does not use Zelle,
you can download the app on your phone or tablet.
Follow the prompts.
Recipient’s Name: South Suburban Christian Center
Email: sschristiancenter@comcast.net
Explain what your money is for (ex: tithes, missions, etc.),
review and send!
You can also mail a check to:
4200 Maple Avenue
Matteson, IL 60443
Texts: Matthew 16:3; Luke 21:5; Genesis 1:14; Matthew 2:2-7; Acts 2:19-20; Luke 21:25-36 We are living in the last times. We are saints of the latter times. God has given us signs in the heavens for when needed. When the eclipse happened, people all over the world were looking up, waiting, and expecting! It was a sign from heaven. When Jesus came the first time, there was a sign from heaven. . .a star. It was a sign telling us…
Text: Ezra 9:1-10:5 A woman has the power, authority, and responsibility to raise up a child in the way he should go. A woman, also, has the power to lead us astray. . .away from true worship. The things of the world can lead us astray. We make them idols. It’s time to divorce ourselves from all these things. It’s gonna hurt! But, we must divorce them. God wants us holy. Let’s get the “worldliness” out of us! It’s a…
Text: Matthew 6:24 Jesus Christ is coming soon. The world is not getting any better. In fact, it’s getting worse! It’s time to make up our mind whom we’re going to serve. We cannot serve two masters. We can’t love the world and say we love God, too. We need to get our eyes off the world and back on Jesus. It’s time to say YES to God!
South Suburban Christian Center
is committed to leading others to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ, through the power of the Gospel Message.
We recognize the importance of redeeming the time we have left before the Coming of Jesus Christ. We also recognize the eternal value and destination of a soul. We do not take lightly the calling that God has placed on the church, therefore, we are committing ourselves to reaching the lost, whatever the cost.
