Health
ministry
• This ministry is in the development process in 2010
• Focus is on educational programs such as teaching and
learning sessions, community health screenings, and encouragement
of healthy lifestyles.
• Use of expertise within our regional area to teach healthy
living strategies.
• Honoring the bodies given by God.
Casserole Connection
• Meets once a month to bake casseroles in the church
kitchen together.
• Casseroles are made, sealed, prayed over, and frozen.
Casseroles are delivered to CPC shut-ins, members just
home from the hospital, those with an illness, recent
surgery, etc.
Holy Loafers
• Bread is baked in small loaf pans and taken to visitors,
shut-ins, along with more information about our church
family.
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Visitation
Committee
Cindy
Hughes
- 949-1139
Members of this committee meet the second Wednesday
of the month at 3:00
P.M. to review the status of members and friends
of the church who are in skilled nursing facilities
or are homebound. They visit them monthly
and report any immediate concerns to the pastors.
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Prayer
Ministry
Mary
Clair Barry - 295-1119
Members of this committee meet Tuesday,
2 P.M.,
in the Simpson Parlor to pray for those on the church
prayer list. New members are always welcome.
Reception
Committee
Linda Hrabowecky - 295-1645 and
Lynn Delgarn 215-0911
When a death occurs in the church family, these volunteers
provide a reception following the funeral or memorial
service at the family’s request. One of three menu
options is available. (A nominal fee is charged
for the cost of the food.)
Out-To-Lunch Bunch
Our senior members go out
to lunch together once a month following Sunday worship
services.
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Salt
and Pepper Group
Pam Hylton - 295-2896
This ministry consists of groups of eight people
who meet four times for dinner together. Groups
are rotated annually. The purpose is to develop
deeper relationships within our Christian family.
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Shepherd Ministry
Trudy
Koeze 295-3076 and Roger Simmons
Our
congregation is divided geographically into clusters,
with each cluster assigned from one to six shepherds,
according to size. The purpose is to serve as a
means of communication and to provide support to cluster
members at times of need. This may involve phone
calls, visits, meals, etc. Some clusters have social
events in order for members to become better acquainted.
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Stephen
Ministry
Sheila Van Dyke 215-8738
Stephen
Ministry is a God-centered one-on-one ministry for
persons in crisis. Our pastor identifies a person
in need who expresses an interest in having a Stephen
Minster. The minister is assigned to work with that
person in strict confidence. When the relationship
is concluded (usually after six months) the Stephen
Minister is available for another assignment. Stephen
Ministers are care givers; God is the cure giver.
Learn
more about Stephen Ministries
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Caregivers
Shea Teese 295-4284
This ministry addresses special needs of those who are
giving care to dependent family members. They meet
the fourth Sunday of the month at 6
p.m.
