First Christian Church
Location
101 South Rancho Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89106-4843United States
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The First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Las Vegas, Nevada, welcomes you. We are a vibrant, growing congregation of 500+ members. Under the direction of our Co-Senior Ministers, Drs. David and Ginger Jarman, the Church offers strong programs in outreach, counseling, music, education, youth ministry, pre-school and day care (through our Montessori Childrens World), and an uplifting worship experience that blends both traditional and contemporary, and educational and spiritual growth opportunities for all ages. We offer meeting space for a number of support groups. While we do not seek to be a mega-church, we do seek to embrace the many newcomers arriving daily to the Las Vegas valley, and the diversity and gifts that each brings to our community of faith.
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