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Friday, December 14, 2012

Our hearts and prayers are with our country


Today's heart-breaking events in Connecticut snap all of us into the reality of our vulnerability as humans. Yet at the same time, as followers of Christ we have hope and know the truth of the resurrection. God has a plan.

Although the death of children and their teachers makes no sense to us, we believe in a God of providence. A God who loves all, knows all, and is forever present with us in times of distress and in times of joy. Our God can make things that are evil eventually result in good we never imagined possible and this is the power of the Almighty to love, create, and act constantly and consistently for the good of God’s plan for all of creation. 

It is at times like today that we reach out for our families and loves ones, share hugs, tears, and consoling words, and also come before our God in fervent prayer for healing, peace, and wholeness for all people.

The congregation of Central Presbyterian Church joins our country today as we cry out to God for relief from the evils and pain of this world forever seeking the promised peace that will come with the return of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

SHARING TREE SHOPPING A HUGE SUCCESS!

On Sunday, Dec. 9th, 38 CPCers went shopping to purchase gifts for local children in need.  We had students from 6th through 12th grade along with several adult leaders.  The students shopped for toys, clothing, and other requests from families and children whose Christmas will be extra special due to the generosity of CPC.  After shopping the youth wrapped all the gifts and shared dinner together.  The Sharing Tree is an annual tradition at CPC supported by all our members no matter their age!

Monday, December 3, 2012

Advent Blessings at CPC

On Dec. 2 Central Presbyterian Church kicked off the season of Advent 2012 in a big way!

During worship we honored our members who have been a part of the life of CPC for 35 years or more!

We began our Sharing Tree ministry and our book drive!

We also held our 2nd annual Living Nativity on the front lawn of the church and welcomed close to 500 people for the live protrayal of the story of Christ's birth followed by carols, cocoa, cookies, and crafts in the church auditorium.