I Need Help
We want to pray for you.
God delights to answer His people. And when we pray, we draw closer to the heart of God. Do you have a prayer request? A praise? Our team would love to hear about it so we can pray for your requests!
Want to speak with someone about your request? We have a pastor on call 24/7. Simply call the church office and our receptionist will get you connected. If it is after hours, you can leave a message which will automatically be forwarded to the pastor on call.
Careers in Transition
Led by experts in the field of job search, our CIT group helps those looking for work become more effective in their job search. We meet Tuesdays, 8:00 – 9:30 am, in CC Room 212. Learn more here.
Helping Hands
Sometimes we all need a helping hand. Our Helping Hands team can provide a ride to the doctor, respite care, infant care, meals for homebound members, light housework, or help out with other needs you may have.
Hospital Visitation
If you have a surgery or a hospital stay, our pastors would love to visit you and pray over you. We have a pastor on call at all times in order to serve our congregation in this way.
Funerals & Receptions
Planning a service of remembrance after losing a loved one can be challenging. We offer our facilities, provide a reception with food, take care of your Audio/Visual needs, and help you plan the service.
For assistance with end-of-life planning, download our Memorial Planning Document.
The Carpenter’s Volunteers
The Carpenter’s Volunteers assist those in need with minor home repairs. They are equipped to do everything from fixing a drain to building a handicap-accessible ramp.
Stephen Ministry
If you are in a time of crisis, our Caring Ministry wants to partner you with someone who can help.
Stephen Ministers are congregation members that are trained to offer high-quality, one-on-one Christian care to people walking through a crisis or hardship. Stephen Ministers provide care to just one person at a time, meeting with them every week. Read what some of our caregivers and care receivers have to say about the experience below. Click Here fore more info
Get connected with a Stephen Minister or become a Stephen Minister by sending Barb Roberts an email.
Grief Group led by Stephen Ministry of CCPC
An eight-week class for those who have suffered a loss of a dear loved one and are struggling to deal with issues surrounding the loss.
Date & Time
Beginning Monday, October 14, 6:30-8:30 pm
Location
Community Center, Room 209
Empowered to Live
“My Stephen Minister came into my life at one of my darkest days. She has provided support, unconditional love and friendship and I respect and love her as a sister in Christ. I feel empowered knowing that I am loved unconditionally and I now live my life differently. I can now face any challenges head on.”
A Lasting Friendship
“About five years ago, I needed help with a few marital issues. It was a great experience for me to have a fellow Christian man to talk to about the important things in life, our relationship with our families and our relationship with Jesus. We have continued the friendship we developed and we still meet whenever our schedules allow.
I was truly blessed five years ago by the Stephen Ministry at CCPC and I still am being blessed by it today with the relationship I have.”
The Power of Empathy
“When my life started spiraling out of control last year, God brought the perfect person to me. My Stephen Minister had experienced a similar struggle in her life, and was able to empathize and even provide practical help for my situation. I was able to pour out my heart to her and over time, we built a foundation of trust. She was the tangible love of Jesus to me in that season.”
To Put It Simply…
“Some of my best friends were first my care-receivers.”
The Benefit of Caring
“To be able to bring the caring love of Jesus to those who are struggling has enabled me to feel closer to the Lord than in any other role in life. It enables me to know the meaning of being ‘in Christ’ when I focus all my attention on brothers who need someone to walk alongside them in their most difficult time.”