June 6, 6-8pm, Room A2

CUMC will host a Suicide Prevention Training called QPR: (Question, Persuade, and Refer Training) on June 6 6-8pm in A2.  This is provided through the Cumberland-Perry County MH/IDD to assist families and neighbors how to respond if someone you love or know is struggling with suicide.  Training is best for teens and older. Training is limited to 30 people.  Please use the Main Church Door under the cross for entrance.  

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Sunday, May 12, 9am in the Kids Room

Celebrate moms, grandmas and all special ladies in our lives. Sign up by May 10.

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Sunday, May 5, 6-7pm at CUMC

Parents of kids and students involved in Kids Min and Student Min activities at CUMC are invited to join the discussion on Sunday, May 5, 6-7pm at Carlisle UMC of how we can be the "Hero" in our kids' faith journey. This time would be used to generate meaningful ways to create a faith-based relationship with our kids, share life, and have fellowship in the future, while enjoying some desserts. Childcare available. Led by Carol Lemon and Tom Kaden. 

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Help with food distribution at Project SHARE on Saturday May 4 or 18, 8am-12:15pm. You will be assigned an area or help clients with choice selections. All ages welcome.

Meet at Project SHARE. May 4th Deb Johnston will lead; May 18 Tina Rusnak will lead.

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Tuesdays, June 18, 25 & July 9, 7-8pm at CUMC (no class July 2)

An illustrated memoir written on the 7-9th grade reading level by author Stacey Chomiak who shares her personal journey from being a teen who tries to pray the gay away to becoming happily married with 2 kids. She highlights her struggles with people in her life who tried to tell her a relationship with Jesus and being gay are not compatible. Stacey currently lives in Canada with her wife and children and is an advocate for LGBTQ people who want to find a church home where they will be welcomed, embraced and affirmed as beloved children of God and the community of faith. 

 As a bonus, the author will join us by zoom for the last session.

This group is led by our Welcome Coordinator and Chaplain, Andrea Katz who said when she first read the book, “Wow! That’s how I felt!” 

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Thursdays: May 16 & 23, 6-7pm at CUMC or via Zoom

A fascinating and informative introduction to Artificial Intelligence (CoPilot & ChatGPT) which is increasing in popularity and influencing our world. AI isn't just a passing fad, but already a large part of our lives (whether we know it or not). How might we use AI in ways that serve God and enhance our lives as people of faith? Led by Michelle Williams.

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Mondays, April 29 - May 20, 6:30-8pm at CUMC

Old Testament contemporaries who overlapped both in terms of historical context and the theological content. In this four-week study we will review their works and their impact as within the Prophetic tradition of Israel's ancient history and discover what it means for us today. No book required. Please bring a Bible, and open spirit, an inquisitive mind, and something in which to take notes. Led by Rev. Dr. Jonathan (Jon) Terry - retired pastor and chaplain.

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First Monday of each month (begins February 5), 2:30pm at CUMC

Created for women of all ages and stages of life who seek a deeper relationship with God and other women. This monthly fellowship and study group will use the resource, "Luke: The Savior of the World," MacArthur Bible Studies available on Amazon.com in paperback. Led by Vicki Morley, Adult Grow Leader.

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