Every first Sunday at the Rock Christian Church is Fellowship Sunday. For Fellowship Sunday we invite guests, friends, family, & strangers to come join us for worship service. After service we have a fellowship meal. It is an opportunity to get to know new friends, asked probing questions, and to learn more about our church our faith.

On the third Saturday of each month The Rock Christian Church prepare and serve a hot breakfast to residents in Hope Haven, DeKalb county's shelter for the homeless. Both divisions of the shelter (women/families and men) receive Pancakes, bacon, sausage, grits, eggs, and juice. Afterwards, prayer is offered to any residents in need.

Twice a year The Rock Christian Church Prayer Warriors will chose a neighbor in the DeKalb community to pray for. The Prayer Warrior Ministry divides up in teams and goes door to door asking residents if they have any prayer concerns. Reception varies but those truly in need of prayer for jobs, finances, children, relationships, marriage, etc. are truly grateful and thankful we have come.

Each semester the Rock Christian Church Prayer Warriors on to the Northern Illinois University campus to pray for college students. First during Welcome Days when students are arriving and developing their routines, we want to help them remember the power of prayer in their lives. in the middle of the semester we will go to Greek Row late night to cook hot dogs and hamburgers. Students who stop by our tent are also offered prayer.

The summer picnics are a time when we invite folks for outdoor fellowship. The Picnic Committee will select the park and associated neighborhood to have the picnic. Residents in the area are invited to come and enjoy games, music, food and fun fellowship.

Our Children's Ministry has a joyous time with the members of Club 55 a senior citizens organization in DeKalb County. The children get a chance to sing, praise dance, or act out Christmas skits. After the program we all dine together in fellowship.

The Global 6K for Water is an opportunity to grow spiritually, engage your community, and expand access to life-giving clean water, while coming alongside our friends in Congo who make this walk every day.

It’s also an opportunity to get more children sponsored. You can help by not only signing up for the Global 6K, but also finding a sponsor for the child on your race bib – whether you sponsor that child yourself or invite someone else to sponsor them. This event is a collaboration between our church, our denomination, and Worldvision.

Each summer, our women's ministry, the Women of Shekinah, organize a mission trip to downtown Chicago. The objective is to give care packages, toiletries and food to homeless individuals. The ministry also offers prayer for those who for their situations. We never know what causes homelessness for a person. It could be finances, a loss of a job, divorce, mental breakdown, or eviction. No matter the cause we want to pour a ray of sunshine and hope on behalf of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. As Prayer Warriors our lives are often changed through these interactions.

Once a month members of the Men's Ministry at the Rock Christian Church go into DeKalb County jail for church service. Church service is usually in a bible study format with a message followed by questions and answers.

Cru was originally founded as Campus Crusade for Christ. Cru is a community of students on college campuses who simply want to experience God more while in college.

The Rock Christian Church has supported Cru leaders Jeff and Kate Mehne since 2004. Jeff is from Sycamore, Illinois and went to Purdue University where he met his wife Kate. They were called into ministry on college campuses. They are currently at Western Michigan University.

"We are not a church. We are not a replacement for church. We are college students from many different churches (and even no church/spiritual backgrounds at all) who want to grow in understanding what it means to follow Jesus Christ.

We know college can be a hard, and even scary for a student to live out their faith, so we try to offer students a safe and loving alternative to the perceived/stereotypical college life. Even if you just want to learn more about the who Jesus really is."

Cru is committed to the centrality of the cross, the truth of the Word, the power of the Holy Spirit and the global scope of the Great Commission.

Cru offers spiritual guidance, resources and programs tailored for people from all cultures in every walk of life through many diverse outreaches.