un/heard FREE concert on Saturday, Oct 14

October 4, 2023

All are welcome!

Join us for the first un/heard Concert

Central Presbyterian Church Sanctuary

Saturday, October 14th at 7 p.m.

While learning the basic things in life, we discover very early on that there is a bright side and a dark side. Good equals white, pure, light. Why do we keep teaching that wrong equals dark, black, somber, and shady? Join un/heard’s first concert as we explore “the dark side.”

un/heard mission: We gather people through choral music to elevate the voices of the LGBTQ+ community.

World Communion Sunday – Oct 1

September 28, 2023

CPC will celebrate World Communion with a lively, musically- inspired intergenerational service. On World Communion Sunday we gather around Christ’s table with Christians across the globe and give thanks for God’s unifying love.

Pecan Street Festival, Sept 16-17

September 15, 2023

Pecan Street Festival is this weekend, which can make parking downtown a bit challenging.

There is free parking in the St. David’s Garage on Sunday for all CPC members and guests.

Live Courageously!

August 23, 2023

Rally Day, Sept 10, 2023

“Safety is not the absence of threat. It is the presence of connection.” – Gabor Mate

It’s hard to feel safe in a world riddled with conflict and violence, where basic civil rights are threatened each day. But our safety doesn’t come from eliminating all threats. It comes from opening our hearts to connect with God and our neighbors. At Central Presbyterian Church we do that through worship, service, and spiritual formation courses. Mark your calendars and join us this fall as we seek to connect, grow, and live courageously.

Students and teachers – bring your backpacks to be blessed. All – stay for a light lunch and hear about our fall programs and groups.

“Take courage: I have overcome the world.” John 16:33

Join Us for Kyndall Rae Rothaus on September 3

August 10, 2023

Kyndall Will Preach at our 11AM Worship Service

Kyndall is an award-winning preacher, author, feminist theologian, certified spiritual director, and spoken-word artist. In addition to two books, she has written for various publications including Sojourners, Faith and Leadership, Working Preacher, Good Faith Media, Review and Expositor, Baptist News Global, and The Upper Room Disciplines.

Kyndall is also the co-founder of Nevertheless She Preached, a national, ecumenical preaching event that is held annually at First Church, Austin — conveniently around the corner from CPC.

This year the conference will be held September 17-19. All are welcome to attend. You don’t need to be a preacher or pastor to benefit from the event. Follow this link to register: NSPCONFERENCE.