This Sunday the Adult Class has a lesson "Have you read any good Christian books lately?" on reading and the Christian Life, taught by Deacon Chad Granger, in the Fireside Room (and also on Zoom - link provided by email). 

Sunday we begin our annual Week of Prayer with a special sermon and lesson on the topic of prayer. Our guest preacher is Rev. Matthew Mierski, Assistant Pastor at First Presbyterian Ch. in Schenectady. His sermon, “The Door that God Must Open" is from Colossians 4:2-6. Matthew and his wife Bethany both grew up near Pittsburgh, and met at Duquesne University. He graduated from Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary in 2018, and was ordained in 2019. Matt and Bethany have two young children, Levi and Hannah.
During Prayer Week this year, we will have 3 in-person prayer meetings, as well as ZOOM meetings: 

***Due to the heavy snow Monday's in-person prayer meeting is cancelled; we will have a Zoom ONLY prayer meeting at 7:00 pm (see the email from the Pastor for the new link).

• Monday, Feb 1st, at 7:00 PM — Zoom only meeting
• Tuesday, Feb. 2nd at 7:00 PM — Zoom only meeting
• Wednesday, Feb. 3rd, at 10 AM at CPCC* 
• Thursday, Feb. 4th at 7:00 PM — Zoom only meeting
• Friday, Feb. 5th at 7:00 PM at CPCC*

    *The 3 in-person meetings will also be on ZOOM (link sent by email).

Please plan to participate as much as possible. Pray that the Lord blesses our meetings and gives us a greater desire to be praying in 2021.

CPCC is live-streaming the Sunday sermons to the internet (and the world!) using our SermonAudio.Com/CPCC page. We will go live around 10 AM (when the sermon starts) and end with the closing prayer. Sermon videos remain on the web site for anyone to view at anytime. There are links to the livestream on our CPCC homepage and on the Sermons page. Spread the word!

Our Christmas Eve Candlelight Service is this Thursday, Dec. 24th at 6:00 PM (note the time). It is a cherished time to worship God and celebrate the incarnation of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. We conclude with the singing of Silent Night and the lighting of candles (glow-sticks for youngest children).

​All are welcome, especially your friends and family members. There is no nursery on Christmas Eve, but the service only lasts one hour. 

*Members & Friends - please check your email for a ZOOM link to watch this service from home....