Please join us for Ash Wednesday worship, February 14 at 6:30 pm. The service will be simple – a brief message, candles, and distribution of ashes. You are invited. Let us gather to begin the journey of Lent together.
You are Invited!
Cherokee Park United worships at 10:15 am each Sunday. You are invited to join us. Our service is engaging and our welcome warm. Please plan to stay for Fellowship Time after worship. That is in our Social Hall on the lower level. A handicapped entrance and lift are available on the Manomin Street side of the church.
The Adult Forum meets before worship most weeks at 9 a.m. Please consider attending these insightful and uplifting sessions where we share and grow our faith. Anyone high school age or older is welcome to join us in the Parent’s Room, near the Manomin Street entry.
Advent and Christmas service times…
Please join us as we celebrate advent and the season of Christmas at Cherokee Park United. Worship services are Sundays at 10:15 am, including December 24th and 31st. The Annual Christmas Eve Service is at 5 pm on December 24th. Please join us for a service of candles, carols, and connections as we share the wonder of God’s love born on earth. There will be no education hour on the 24th and the 31st. Come as you are and share the hope, peace, joy, and love this season offers.
Is Your Holiday Somewhat Blue?
Saturday, December 23
1:00- 1:40 p. m. prayers and blessings
followed by refreshments & companionship.
Amidst the glitter and blaring Christmas music often lies a quiet sadness.
Join us for The Longest Night
This small, informal service takes place on or near the longest night of the year and describes the feeling that a number of us have during this season, with painful thoughts of past experiences or present situations.
We invite you to listen, pray, sing, meditate upon your pain and anguish and find hope and comfort in knowing that you are not alone.
The Adult Forum: Waking Up White by Debby Irving
The Adult Forum is reading and discussing the book Waking Up White by Debby Irving. This book shares Irving’s mid-life realization of her white privilege. She goes on to explain her own transformation and efforts to undo the unfair racial, cultural, and systemic ramifications of privilege.
All who wish to participate are welcome. The forum meets in the Parent’s Room at 9 each Sunday morning except the first Sunday of the month and on holidays. Please find a copy of the book to use. An outline of the chapters to read for each session is available at church.
Please join us!