Colonial Heights Presbyterian Church is a congregation that
values a diversity of belief. Whether you're full of faith or full of doubt,
you'll find people who have been there and accept you for where you are.
We welcome all people to worship, pray, eat, seek spiritual answers and enjoy life within this community of faith. All are welcome!
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Lane Glaze continues to be a pastor I admire for the many faithful ways he lives out Christ's mission to the world. His work with One Eleuthera Foundation has made an impact in the various communities of the island, and upon people like me who have been privileged to spend time there. I would not be who I am today if it were not for the three month summer service opportunity Lane helped to create, which gave me the time and space to accept my call into ministry. I'm so glad our church family will get to spend time with him this Sunday in worship and during a special program afterwards. I pray we are all enriched by what he has to share and that our collective spirit may be lifted, like on eagles' wings, by what we learn during this intentional time of missional discernment.
Gratefully,
- David
P.S. - Learn more about OEF on their website here.
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CHPC Welcomes Rev. Lane Glaze
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We are excited to welcome the Rev. Lane Glaze, United Methodist Minster and U.S. Executive Director of the One Eleuthera Foundation, as our guest preacher this Sunday, November 14.
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ļ»æSunday's Scripture:
Mark 1:14-15
Philippians 2:1-11
Sermon Title:
"The Time is NOW for an Attitude Adjustment"
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Wish to worship with us again or during the week?
Click below to view last week's worship service.
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š Sunday School Returns Nov. 28 š
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All classes will meet after the church service from 11-11:45am and there is a place for you! The Christian Ed ministry team would like to encourage everyone to start a new habit, or revive an old one, by attending a class. Learning about God through worship and study are always best when done TOGETHER in the Spirit.
ADULTS
- The Disciple Class, led by Dave Smith, meets in the Youth Center. This class is a scripture-based study with group discussion.
INTERGENERATIONAL
- The Remnant hangs out with the Pastor! This class, led by Rosemary Sexton and David Randolph, will meet in the sanctuary. This class is lectionary-based and will discuss the dayās sermon.
CHILDREN
- Childrenās Church meets each Sunday during worship in the Kidās Connection, downstairs near the nursery.
- Childrenās Sunday School, with classes for K-2 and grades 3-5, will meet after the service.
- A nursery is available all morning for infants-age 4.
YOUTH
- Youth Girlsā small group will continue to meet at 11am in Youth Room.
- All youth are invited to attend the Pastorās Class for an intergenerational experience.
- Youth Sunday School curriculum will be used at the Sunday night youth group meetings, along with a meal and games, from 5-6:30pm each week.
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From Your Finance Secretary
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Third quarter contribution statements were mailed out last week. Please look over them carefully, and if you have any questions, please call the church office. Also, if you have not met your pledge for this year, now is the time to be turning in the remainder of your pledge for 2021. If you are thinking of making a monetary gift or an extra monetary gift to the church, please try to have your gift to the church by mid December.
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Flowers
The flowers in the Sanctuary are given to the Glory of God in memory of Jimmie Parker by Clark and Cari Parker.
Updated Covid Protocols
Out of an abundance of caution and a shared desire to love others as Christ calls us to do, the following church ministries have been adjusted by the Session at its regular meeting on October 18. It includes all individuals masking while on campus. You may read the guidelines in detail here. Thank you for your willingness to love thy neighbor in these ways as we seek to faithfully serve in Christ's name.
Youth Group and Bible Study Meal Train
Youth group continues this Sunday, November 14 at 6pm with David in the youth suite! The midweek Bible study continues on Wednesday, November 17. Help is still needed coordinating a group meal for this important ministry. The sign up is available here. Thank you for your support!
Congregational Meeting
The Session has called a congregational meeting after worship on November 21 for the following: 1) To officially adopt a Session structure supported by 15 Elders and the Pastor, 2) to approve a slate of five Elders for the Class of 2023, 3) to approve a slate of two Trustees, and 4) to approve a slate of three members to serve on the 2022 Officer Nominating Committee.
Interim Youth Leader Search
CHPC is looking for an Interim Youth Leader to serve our youth throughout the school year. This position will be responsible for leading youth ministry activities including Sunday Night Youth Group, Special Youth Events, and a Youth Bible Study on Wednesday evenings. To apply click here.
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Save the Date: Community Thanksgiving Service
Colonial Heights Presbyterian Church is partnering with four other congregations in our area to offer a community thanksgiving worship service on Sunday, November 21. Worship will be at 5:00 pm at Colonial Heights Baptist Church and will be collectively led by local pastors.
Community Thanksgiving Boxes
We are partnering again with Colonial Heights Christian Church (CHCC) to provide Thanksgiving boxes for local families in need. CHCC will provide the turkeys as they have in the past. Please pick up a box and suggestion card from the parlor for purchases starting this Sunday. We will collect the boxes through Sunday, November 21 and deliver them to CHCC after service. You may also drop your box off at the church any time prior to November 21. Thank you for participating in this community need.
Christmas Poinsettias
The CHPC Christmas Memorial Gifts program is for those who wish to give a memorial gift to honor or remember those special people who have been a part of our life. You may choose to give a poinsettia that will be used to decorate the church or a monetary contribution to our Renovation Fund. All names will be printed in the bulletin on Sunday, Dec. 19. Poinsettias may be picked up after the Christmas Eve service. Forms are available in the narthex.
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October General Fund Update
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Receipts
Expenditures
Balance/(Balance)
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October
$33,526.00
$38,845.41
$(5,319.41)
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Year-To-Date
$346,040.11
$380,299.00
$(34,258.8)
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Prayer Requests
Joy Bierbaum, Emily Bowman (granddaughter of Janis Mullins), Leon Boyd, Joyce Callahan (Teresa Stricklerās mother), Jim and Sue Fortney, Barbara Holt, Olivia Lowe (friend of Varina Hopper), Charles Mullins, Janis Mullins, Beverly Shelton, Ginny Snow, Family of Otis Thornton, Karen Mullins, Jimmy Hill (friend of M. Bland & T. Gray), Patricia Clark (Denise Doty's aunt), Tom Rubinstein (former member), Anne Barrett, David Sampson, Sydney Briggs (friend of Greg M & Amamda L.), KC Savage
Health Care/ Assisted Living Facilities
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Gilly Bland, Verna Ernst, Anne Hertel, Evelyn Hill,
Betty McMillin, Wayne & Millie Pruett
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213 Colonial Heights Rd,
Kingsport, TN 37663
ļ»æ423-239-9194
www.chpres.org
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