Tuesdays, August 19 & 26, 6:30pm at CUMC (or via Zoom)

John Wesley was the original advocate for racial justice. We will talk about John Elford's book, "Our Hearts Were Strangely Lukewarm," which provides a portrayal of the Methodist church's complicated historical relationship with racism. We will discuss why it is important to understand where we've been in order to move toward a more racially just future. Led by Chris Benson.

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Mondays, June 23 & 30, 6pm at CUMC

The Bible tells us that we have all been given gifts from the Spirit that we are to use to serve one another and build up the body of Christ. In this class, we will introduce the concept of spiritual gifts that will allow us to determine where our spiritual gifts lie. This class will give insight into what each gift contributes and how they all complement each other. We will learn about the Servant Profile (what we are equipped to do), Personal Style (how to serve authentically best), and Ministry Passion (where you are most motivated to serve). 

This class will be an introductory class to a 4-6 week session offered later in the year, but can also serve as a stand-alone to learning more about yourself and where God has intended you to shine. Led by Stephanie Baity and Sue Baxter.

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Join us for a small group experience to hear Quinton to share his story of how and why a pastor from South Africa, along with his family came to serve at CUMC. He will share his ministry journey and his call. Please feel free to bring a beverage for yourself. Gatherings are limited to small groups of 15 and advanced sign-up, online, is strongly encouraged. Numerous dates and times.

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Two seatings: 11am-12pm OR 12-1pm in the CUMC Gathering. Homemade food served to you "restaurant style." Friends are invited to join. Cost is $10/person.

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Saturdays: June 21, July 19, and August 16, 9-10:30am

This program is designed to bring our church family and community together in a refreshing outdoor setting, incorporating light hiking, scripture reflection, and guided discussions. Each session will focus on a faith theme connected to nature, encouraging participants of all ages to experience God's presence in His creation. Led by Michelle Williams.

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Wednesdays, June 18 & 25, 6pm at CUMC (or via Zoom)

A 2-week journey toward health, wholeness, and hope. Join us for an uplifting, practical, and faith-filled series. Learn how to nourish your body, build strength, and care for your spirit - all designed around how our bodies work, created wonderfully by God! Led by Michelle Williams.

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Sundays, June 15-29, 5pm at CUMC

Like Elijah, we all face moments of fear and isolation. And like Elijah, we are called by God to see these moments with new eyes. In this class, we'll approach Mt. Horeb with the ancient prophet, hear God's audacious declaration that no fear or anxiety exists outside of the compass of his kingdom, and encounter his invitation to labor with him alongside the countless thousands who have already accepted his call. Led by Eric Born.

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Wednesdays, July 2-23, 6:30pm at CUMC (or via Zoom)

Paul's Letter to the Philippians. A look at this very personal and comprehensive letter Paul wrote to his first church in Europe. Led by Charles Reynolds.

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