The current term for classes ends in June. During the month of July all classes will be in recess (not meeting), giving everyone an opportunity for extended fellowship after the worship service.

For the five Sundays of August, we are planning our Family Class — with all ages in the Fireside Room for Sunday School. It’ll be fun!
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*On September 5th, Labor Day weekend, there are no classes; but on Sept. 12th we resume our fall term with our annual Assembly. 

The New Testament epistle of 2 Corinthians is our new focus for Sunday morning sermons by Pastor Bissett, from June through the end of the year. 

George Guthrie says,
“The words of 2 Corinthians embody a pastoral strategy… that seeks to draw a wandering congregation close, close to their apostle and his mission, and thus close to the true gospel and the true Christ.”

R. Kent Hughes says,
“This BOOK is about the nature of the gospel and authentic ministry. Those who really care about the gospel and the care fo souls will find 2 Corinthians captivating.”

​Join us and learn about strength in weakness, and the God of all comfort!

On Saturday, May 15th, the Deacons will lead our spring work day here at the church, with projects indoors and outdoors, beginning at 9 AM and running to early afternoon. We have coffee, donuts & juice to start the day, and pizza (free) for lunch. Bring any tools (rakes, gloves, etc) you might need. ​There is something for EVERY level of ability to do.

Today, April 1st, is Maundy Thursday when we hold a special communion service at 7:00 PM at CPCC. You could refer to today as “Good Friday–Eve” -- the night before Jesus’ betrayal and crucifixion on Good Friday. That evening Jesus gathered His disciples to eat the Passover meal, which we now know as the Last Supper. Jesus used the bread and a cup of wine to institute Christian Communion (the Lord’s Supper) giving His disciples a command to love one another (‘maundy’ comes from command, as in “mandate”).  

Plan to join us in person in the sanctuary at 7:00 PM. For Members who cannot attend, we will set up a Zoom broadcast of the service (the link emailed in advance is required). The service program  can be downloaded HERE.

Let us pray that the profound love and mercy of God displayed in the suffering and death of Christ will lead us to greater praise and more fruitful service in His kingdom.