Christian Discipleship
The mission statement of the Christian Discipleship Team is to engage and empower people through interactive classes and meaningful relationships and connections. Our goal continues to be to gain understanding of how we grow in our faith, recognize how God has opened our eyes to see things in a new way, and reflect on ways our hearts are being changed. We are committed to assisting the people of CPC with self-discovery, world awareness, and discipleship through educational opportunities and small groups. Each year we offer Bible and book studies, community events (such as a Kentucky Derby party, museum tours/outings, nature walks, etc.), Second Sunday programs, social justice activities/classes, and Lenten/Advent resources and events. As we continue in our discipleship journey together, we are excited to continue to learn from one another, grow in faith, and explore how to more faithfully, justly, and lovingly be the hands and feet of Jesus in the world!
Matthew 25 Congregation
Spring
Book
Study
A spring book study will begin after the 10AM worship on Sunday, March 9thand continue through March 23rd. Grab a cup of coffee and join us in the chapel. We will discuss the novel, “Medicine Walk, by Richard Wagamese, a leading North American indigenous writer. It is the story of sixteen-year-old Franklin who is summoned by his absent ailing father asking Franklin to take him on a journey to a burial ground deep in the mountains so that he can have a proper burial. Although it is a work of fiction, the story addresses real life issues including illness, death, struggles with forgiveness and grace, as well as lessons in nature. The novel is available in paperback through Amazon for
$11.40. Led by Barry Murr.
