Here’s a quick overview of activities coming soon under our roof August 5 – September 29
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July at Cedar Park is “Sabbath Time.” Worship will resume on August 5. Download your 2018 Summer Sabbath Guide here.
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The amount raised is now close to $55,000, 65% of the expected investment required. This project will underwrite our food ministry for decades to come.
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On Sunday June 3 after worship (approx 11.45 am) we have a celebration lunch for RevE (Rev. Dr. Elisabeth)
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Come and party with us in Rev Elisabeth’s honour. If you have congratulatory messages please send to the Church office.
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To support our Food Security Ministry and Caring Community Initiatives into the future our kitchen will be completely redone this summer. Donations of any size welcome.
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What would happen to the “resurrection story” if we tried to live it every day? Take the opportunity to notice, or choose, to do something that witnesses to new life, or resurrection life, every day until Pentecost?
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Wonder why we do the things we do? Explore these questions with a group of curious senior youth and adults led by Rev. Elisabeth Jones. Lunch and Learn April 22 and/or 2 evenings May 2 and 9.
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The Congregational Care Coordinator for Seniors (CCCS) role at Cedar Park United (CPU) involves the effective coordination and management of resources available within its Caring Community to support ministry programming with its seniors.
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July at Cedar Park is “Sabbath Time.” Worship will resume on August 5. Download your 2018 Summer Sabbath Guide here.
-
The amount raised is now close to $55,000, 65% of the expected investment required. This project will underwrite our food ministry for decades to come.
-
On Sunday June 3 after worship (approx 11.45 am) we have a celebration lunch for RevE (Rev. Dr. Elisabeth)
-
Come and party with us in Rev Elisabeth’s honour. If you have congratulatory messages please send to the Church office.
-
To support our Food Security Ministry and Caring Community Initiatives into the future our kitchen will be completely redone this summer. Donations of any size welcome.
-
What would happen to the “resurrection story” if we tried to live it every day? Take the opportunity to notice, or choose, to do something that witnesses to new life, or resurrection life, every day until Pentecost?
-
Wonder why we do the things we do? Explore these questions with a group of curious senior youth and adults led by Rev. Elisabeth Jones. Lunch and Learn April 22 and/or 2 evenings May 2 and 9.
-
The Congregational Care Coordinator for Seniors (CCCS) role at Cedar Park United (CPU) involves the effective coordination and management of resources available within its Caring Community to support ministry programming with its seniors.