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Christian Education in March
“Go therefore and make
disciples of all nations, baptizing them in
the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,
and teaching them to obey everything that I have commanded you.”
Matthew 28:19-20
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Sunday
Church School classes for children, youth and adults begin at 9:45. Join
us as we learn and grow in faith.
March
preschool, elementary, middle school and senior high classes
explore New
Testament stories and two passages from the Old Testament prophet,
Isaiah. From Isaiah, we’ll hear poetic words of the goodness of God who
provides, and of the hope that is ours from God who promises to “do a
new thing.” From the Gospel of Luke we’ll hear the story Jesus told of
the father and two sons. On Palm Sunday, March 28, we’ll explore the
story of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem.
Sharing the Word:
Our Bible study group for adults meets in the church
library. Plans for the spring are still unfolding. If you have a topic
you would like to explore, please speak with Bonnie or with Ken Weller.
Christian Issues Class
meets in room #4 for a variety of topics that impact Christian living.
Join us for:
March
7 – Book Discussion:
Outliers.
Join
Georgia Mazzolla for discussion on the book by Malcolm Gladwell, in
which he examines factors that contribute to high levels of success.
March
14- The Church of the Future.
Join our CPC staff for a
discussion of what the Church (that’s church with a capital “C”) may
look like in the future. We’ll also ponder what CPC might look like in
years to come.
March
21 – Bread for the World.
CPC’s Social Education
and Action Commission sponsors this class on worldwide hunger relief
efforts. Lend your voice by joining in the campaign of letters.
March 28 – Talking to Children about Holy Week.
Join Bonnie Kilgore for
a discussion
on ways to present to children the sometimes disturbing events of
Holy Week.
Vacation Bible School
July 12 – 17, 2010
“The Parable of the Sower”
(This
year for VBS, we’ll need lots of artificial plants, fruits and
vegetables for our decorations. See Bonnie for further information! The
volunteer display will go up late in March – it takes many hands to make
a great week of fun, frolic and fellowship!
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