Weekly Newsletter | January 5, 2025
Sunday Service, 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM
Scripture Reading: 2 Corinthians 1:1–24
Worship Songs:
- Let Us Love And Sing And Wonder
- Come Thou Fount
- His Mercy Is More
- Christ Is Mine Forevermore
Sermon: Isaiah Mackler- 2 Corinthians 2:12–17
Livestream @ 8:30 AM
Coming Up
Churchwide Retreat. February 14–17.
Retreat registration is now open! Our church retreat (2/14–2/17) is a special time of extended fellowship with the church body and growing in the Lord’s truths. Our speaker this year is William Farley. We have early bird rates until January 5, so register early for the discount. If finances are an issue, we would love for you to still attend. Scholarships and payment plans are available! Please register HERE.
Sunday Evening Service
Join us for our Sunday Evening Service on January 19 at 6pm. Church dinner will be provided at 5pm. RSVP information to follow.
Women of the Word
Please join us January 11 at 9 a.m. for a time of encouragement and fellowship! Ladies 12 years of age and up and guests are welcome. Light refreshments will be provided.
Service Time Change
Starting THIS Sunday our second service will begin at 10:30 a.m. – the service times will be 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. To help with parking, please reserve parking near the church for less mobile saints, young families, and guests.
Strengthening Marriage
Strengthening Marriage class will be meeting on January 12 at 8:30 a.m. in the Wood Floor room. Any married or engaged couples are welcome to this monthly class. Questions? Contact Albert Low.
Sunday Morning Prayer. Sundays, 8:00–8:20 a.m.
All are welcome before service in the Upper Room for a time of corporate prayer!
Prayer Requests
If you have a prayer need, we would love to be praying for you. Please submit your requests to the CBC Prayer Team HERE.
Virtual Sunday Sermon Discussion will resume on January 26.
Weekday Bible & Book Studies will resume at a later date.
Featured Resource
A Few Minutes with a Puritan Podcast
A note from Pastor Joshua:
“I know sometimes reading books from a few hundred years ago can be difficult. But I personally have been so encouraged by the way these authors help us meditate on the Scripture and the Christian life, put Jesus and His glory on display, and help us live as citizens of heaven here on earth. So I am slowly reading through some really helpful old books on the Christian life and making comments and applications which I think could be beneficial to others in the church.” Click HERE to listen to the podcast!