Congregational Care
Congregational Care
Congregational Care focuses on all members of our church family. Within Congregational Care, there are committees that care for specific populations within our congregation. For more information or to join any of these committees, contact the elders for Congregational Care, Susan Preston or Sandy Moffet.
Roxanne Wilson
Sandy Moffet
Christian Creations
2nd Thursday at 11 am
Christian Creations meets periodically right after the Thursday morning women’s Bible study. Come join us and share your talents. We knit, crochet, cross stitch, quilt and sew. We are open to other ideas. Bring something to work on while we chat and get to know each other.
Pat Luckett
Card Ministry
Jenny McCoy
Martha Ministry
Martha Ministry is a group of volunteers who collaborate to serve meals for CPC families during times of illness, death, and birth. They also coordinate the food and facilities for funeral receptions.
Susan Preston
Homebound Communion
Church Office
Ride Share
Linda Showers
Medical Equipment Room
We are extremely fortunate to have a well-stocked medical equipment room located in the 100 building. There are wheelchairs, bedside commodes, walkers and a variety of other devices. These items are available on loan to you, your family, friends and neighbors if the need arises. Contact Marilyn Bosley or contact the church office. We will be happy to assist you.
Church Office
Casserole Ministry
A wonderful group of cooks (including our GOOTH!) prepares casseroles and soups which are placed in our church freezer for members to take for other church members, neighbors, or for themselves. If life is stressing you out, a casserole or some soup are always good remedies! If you would like to volunteer to prepare casseroles or soups, contact Susan Preston.
Susan Preston
CPC Grad Connection
CPC connects with high school graduates not living at home through mailings throughout the year.
Ronda Cooper
Stephen Ministry
There are times when every one of us experiences difficulties…loss of a loved one, job loss, hospitalization, disability, infertility, spiritual crisis, loneliness, discouragement, divorce, cancer, and many other challenges.
God did not intend for us to go through these experiences alone. That’s why God has brought us together as a congregation–and why we have Stephen Ministry. Stephen Ministers are members of CPC who have received 50 hours of training to minister to people experiencing a crisis or going through a difficult time in life. They continue to meet regularly to continue their training.
If you or someone you know is facing a crisis—large or small—and could benefit from the caring presence of a Stephen Minister, please fill out the contact form below.
Our Stephen Ministers are ready to care for you!
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