The Pastor’s Study – November 2022
by: Rev. Alex Molozaiy On Sunday, November 6th, we will observe All Saints’ Day in worship. As a part of that service we recall especially those who have left us […]
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The Pastor’s Study – May 2022
by: Rev. Alex Molozaiy Christ is Risen!Christ is Risen indeed! You are probably already aware that Easter, like Christmas, in the Christian Church calendar is more than one day, it’s […]
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The Pastor’s Study – April 2022
by: Rev. Alex Molozaiy In last month’s article I wrote in somewhat vague terms about my upcoming (and overdue) sabbatical scheduled to take place over three months, likely beginning in […]
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The Pastor’s Study – March 2022
by: Rev. Alex Molozaiy It’s exciting to see the positivity rate of COVID infections shrink as the days get warmer and longer. As our prospects improve, we are mindful of […]
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Welcome Back! Lent Resources and Service Info
We’re excited about reopening our sanctuary to the public for regular Sunday worship starting March 6th, 2022! In order to centralize information and keep it current, we’ve created a special […]
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In-person Worship Canceled for Jan 2
Dear CPC Family, After consulting with the Moderator, Chair of Deacons, and Chair of Trustees, we have unanimously decided to cancel in-person worship for tomorrow, January 2nd. Not only is […]
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Christmas Eve Worship 2021
Christmas Eve Services—All are in-person or livestream online here. 5:00 PM – Pageant and Carol Service Join us at the early service for a joyful celebration for all ages with […]
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The Pastor’s Study – November 2021
by: Rev. Alex Molozaiy Plenty of transitions blow in along with the cool breezes of November: winter clothes come out, the days shorten, and we look forward to celebrating Thanksgiving […]
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The Pastor’s Study – October 2021
by: Rev. Alex Molozaiy “Be still and know that I am God!” -Psalm 46:10 I will be the first to confess that I am an antsy person. I am not […]
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Our Doors are OPEN!
Homecoming Celebration on Sunday, September 12th The past six weeks have been quite a roller coaster. Just after the Fourth of July, very few cases of COVID were present in […]