Please join us for a fun time making jewelry to sell to support an orphanage in Kenya.No experience is necessary! Or come and watch what we do and enjoy the fellowship. We hope tosee some new faces!

 

 Attention to prayer needs is the central focus of this group. Men of our church take turns with food preparation, while enjoying the fellowship and opportunities to support missionaries and ministries of our congregation. We are participating in InSPire.Meeting days and times: Every Monday morning at 7:00 AM in the Fellowship Hall  Contact: Bill Diminick at BDominick@rutlandinc.com

 

Based on Matthew 18: 19, 20 as Jesus promises to be in the midst of "2 or 3 gathered in My name", this small group meets weekly to pray. Prayers are welcome to come into the Prayer Room (Fellowship Hall) to pray for this, the Lord's congregation. Prayer is a powerful tool and weapon which God uses mightily in the spiritual realm and often answers in the visible realm. Come as you are available!  Meeting days and times: Every Monday at 7:00 PM    Contact: David Williamson at hDavidWson@aol.com
 

 

This group chooses a book of the month to read and discuss. Meeting days and times: 1st Sunday of each month from 7:00 - 8:00 PM in the Library.  Contact: Hilda Rutherford at hprutherford@msn.com

 

By regularly practicing prayer, meditation, scripture reading, worship, solitude and more, we put ourselves on God's path to change us "from the inside out". Join us this winter as we continue practicing the things that Jesus practiced, choosing our exercises from the wonderful "Spiritual Formation Workbook".  Meeting days and times: Kick off Dinner on January 15 at 6:00 PM, then every 2nd or 3rd Sunday at 5:45 PM in the Cathcart Center Contact: Anne Hilborn at ahilborn@carmelpresbyterian.org

 

 Beth Moore's newest study - James: Mercy Triumphs. Meets every other Tuesday from 6:30-8:00 PM in Ligon Hall. Meeting dates: Jan. 10 & 24, Feb. 7 & 21, Mar. 6 & 20, Apr. 10 & 24  Contact: Carolyn Hildreth at mcmkhildreth@mindspring.com or Becky Szeyller at 704-779-2277

 

Are our values shaped by our faith or have we defaulted to the values of our culture? This will be a question to ponder as the group studies So Long, Status Sou by Susie Flory. We pray for and encourage one another and are always blessed by time shared together. We have also begun Operation Sandwich, and make sandwiches for the Urban Ministry Center following each meeting. Join us!  Meeting days and times: 2nd Tuesday of each month from 10:00 AM to 12:00PM in the Library Contact: Gaye Burns at herbburns@aol.com

 

BAND OF BROTHERS: This winter's study is based on InSPire, because we want to be inspired by the Holy Spirit to be and do all that Jesus desires. We are also a men's accountability group. Meeting days and times: Every Saturday at 7:00 - 8:30 AM, Panera Bread on Fairview  Contact: Mike Jette home - 704-365-8069 or michaeljette@mac.com

BAND OF BROTHERS South: This discipleship and accountability group contains men with a hunger to become a dedicated disciple of Jesus Christ in word and deed. We're studying Costly Discipleship by Bonheoffer, a very challenging book asking for a true commitment to Jesus! Meeting days and times: Every Saturday at 7:00-8:30 AM, Panera Bread on Carmel & HWY 51 Contact: Eric deNeve at edeneve@carolina.rr.com
 

 

Date and Time: Monday, January 23 for 10 weeks, 7:00-8:30 PM Location: Home of Jim and Becky Szeyller  Purpose: Alpha is designed as an evangelism class for the un-churched. However, it is an excellent  introduction to the basics of the Christian faith. Alpha is casual, designed to create a safe atmospherewhere any question about the Christian faith can be asked, and limited in size to ensureconversational intimacy.

 

COMING THIS WINTER ... a monthly small group. Chances are the newest small group beingformed is for YOU! If you have a child in elementary school and want support as you raise your childrenin the faith, be watching for news about a group that is forming just for y-o-u parents.

 

Our purpose is to "stitch" for others and "warm" them with our efforts and projects. We help a group at the South County Regional Library where afghans are assembled and distributed in our Mecklenburg County communities. We also make scarves that are donated to the homeless during the winter months. On a closer home front, we lovingly knit and crochet prayer shawls and lap blankets for members of CPC. Meeting days and times: 1st Wednesday of every month from 10:00am - noon in the Church Library Contact: Priscilla Perkins at 704-365-4077 or pperkins4@yahoo.com

 

Please join us for a fun time making jewelry to sell to support an orphanage in Kenya.No experience is necessary! Or come and watch what we do and enjoy the fellowship. We hope tosee some new faces!

 

 Attention to prayer needs is the central focus of this group. Men of our church take turns with food preparation, while enjoying the fellowship and opportunities to support missionaries and ministries of our congregation. We are participating in InSPire.Meeting days and times: Every Monday morning at 7:00 AM in the Fellowship Hall  Contact: Bill Diminick at BDominick@rutlandinc.com

 

Based on Matthew 18: 19, 20 as Jesus promises to be in the midst of "2 or 3 gathered in My name", this small group meets weekly to pray. Prayers are welcome to come into the Prayer Room (Fellowship Hall) to pray for this, the Lord's congregation. Prayer is a powerful tool and weapon which God uses mightily in the spiritual realm and often answers in the visible realm. Come as you are available!  Meeting days and times: Every Monday at 7:00 PM    Contact: David Williamson at hDavidWson@aol.com
 

 

This group chooses a book of the month to read and discuss. Meeting days and times: 1st Sunday of each month from 7:00 - 8:00 PM in the Library.  Contact: Hilda Rutherford at hprutherford@msn.com

 

By regularly practicing prayer, meditation, scripture reading, worship, solitude and more, we put ourselves on God's path to change us "from the inside out". Join us this winter as we continue practicing the things that Jesus practiced, choosing our exercises from the wonderful "Spiritual Formation Workbook".  Meeting days and times: Kick off Dinner on January 15 at 6:00 PM, then every 2nd or 3rd Sunday at 5:45 PM in the Cathcart Center Contact: Anne Hilborn at ahilborn@carmelpresbyterian.org

 

 Beth Moore's newest study - James: Mercy Triumphs. Meets every other Tuesday from 6:30-8:00 PM in Ligon Hall. Meeting dates: Jan. 10 & 24, Feb. 7 & 21, Mar. 6 & 20, Apr. 10 & 24  Contact: Carolyn Hildreth at mcmkhildreth@mindspring.com or Becky Szeyller at 704-779-2277

 

Are our values shaped by our faith or have we defaulted to the values of our culture? This will be a question to ponder as the group studies So Long, Status Sou by Susie Flory. We pray for and encourage one another and are always blessed by time shared together. We have also begun Operation Sandwich, and make sandwiches for the Urban Ministry Center following each meeting. Join us!  Meeting days and times: 2nd Tuesday of each month from 10:00 AM to 12:00PM in the Library Contact: Gaye Burns at herbburns@aol.com

 

BAND OF BROTHERS: This winter's study is based on InSPire, because we want to be inspired by the Holy Spirit to be and do all that Jesus desires. We are also a men's accountability group. Meeting days and times: Every Saturday at 7:00 - 8:30 AM, Panera Bread on Fairview  Contact: Mike Jette home - 704-365-8069 or michaeljette@mac.com

BAND OF BROTHERS South: This discipleship and accountability group contains men with a hunger to become a dedicated disciple of Jesus Christ in word and deed. We're studying Costly Discipleship by Bonheoffer, a very challenging book asking for a true commitment to Jesus! Meeting days and times: Every Saturday at 7:00-8:30 AM, Panera Bread on Carmel & HWY 51 Contact: Eric deNeve at edeneve@carolina.rr.com
 

 

Date and Time: Monday, January 23 for 10 weeks, 7:00-8:30 PM Location: Home of Jim and Becky Szeyller  Purpose: Alpha is designed as an evangelism class for the un-churched. However, it is an excellent  introduction to the basics of the Christian faith. Alpha is casual, designed to create a safe atmospherewhere any question about the Christian faith can be asked, and limited in size to ensureconversational intimacy.

 

COMING THIS WINTER ... a monthly small group. Chances are the newest small group beingformed is for YOU! If you have a child in elementary school and want support as you raise your childrenin the faith, be watching for news about a group that is forming just for y-o-u parents.

 

Our purpose is to "stitch" for others and "warm" them with our efforts and projects. We help a group at the South County Regional Library where afghans are assembled and distributed in our Mecklenburg County communities. We also make scarves that are donated to the homeless during the winter months. On a closer home front, we lovingly knit and crochet prayer shawls and lap blankets for members of CPC. Meeting days and times: 1st Wednesday of every month from 10:00am - noon in the Church Library Contact: Priscilla Perkins at 704-365-4077 or pperkins4@yahoo.com