Colbert Presbyterian Church

Check the "What we do for Women" and "What we do for Men" pages in the menu to see Bible Study Opportunities.

Check the "What we do for Women" page in the menu to see Information about MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers).

Check the "What we do for College students" page in the menu about information for our College-aged friends.

The New Hope Resource Center
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The New Hope Building
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We are a praying church. You are welcome to participate in any of these opportunities.

A weekly Prayer Group prays for our church and the needs of this congregation each Wednesday from 1:30-3pm in the church conference room.

A monthly Prayer Gathering is held the second Sunday of each month at 7pm.

The Prayer Garden is always available as a quiet place to pray and meditate.

Ongoing prayers are offered by a Prayer Chain (to be added to the prayer chain, contact Kay Seidel at 276-6908 or kseidel@my.whitworth.edu

Please note:

Sunday Worship Schedule
Services are at 8:15 & 11:00am

Sunday, May 6th is Food Bank Sunday

MINI VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL!

COMMUNITY BIBLE CAMP

Adult Community Hour:
Christian Education Opportunities

Sunday mornings at 9:35. Everyone is encouraged to participate in one of the following:

Coffee and Conversation: starting right inside the door of the church, Coffee and Conversation is a doorway to fellowship and connection. Newcomers feel welcome and longtime participants can share and dialogue in this conversational setting. Join us at the table between the door and the coffee window, and enter into fellowship. Meets in: The Narthex Coordinators: Berge and Julie Borrevik

The Book Group: In a conversation setting this is an opportunity for reflection on current themes and issues in the Christian life, especially as reflected in literature. Focusing on both fiction and non-fiction books that touch on Christian themes, participants are able to grow in Christian maturity through reading and conversation with others. The conversations are often wide-ranging--you don't have to have done the reading to join in! The current book is My Name Is Asher Lev, by Chaim Potok. Meets in: Room 6 in the Education Wing
Coordinator: Janet Hauck

The Genesis Center: the location in the sanctuary provides the opportunity for an ongoing lecture/discussion class that focuses on relevant issues in Christian life and the life of the church. Using the contributions, talents, and interests of CPC members, as well as outside speakers with expertise in a wide range of topics, this class aims to enhance Christian discipleship and maturity for CPC adults, although we also regularly engage in intergenerational activities with the children's and youth programs.