The Refugee Collective Gift Market
November 17th from 12-1:30pm in Smoot Hall
Make plans to come and purchase Christmas gifts for your loved ones from this exceptional organization!
Practical and Spiritual Approach to End of Life
Sundays, Oct. 20—Nov. 24 at 12:30p.m.
*Come when you can! Attendance at all sessions is not required.
All are welcome to attend this series to create a lasting gift for our loved ones — a personal end of life plan. Different professionals such as a social worker, a lawyer, a minister, & others will lead this class each week. Lunch will be served.
RSVP to the CPC office.
Cleaning out your closets? Donate clothes to CPC
Our unhoused neighbors who come to Central Mission on Thursdays have been very appreciative of the clothing that we offer each week.
However, there is a huge ongoing need for men’s clothing and shoes.
Donations can be dropped of at CPC Tuesday-Friday between 9:00 and 2:00. Please call before you come. Thank you for your generosity!
Sunday, Oct. 27 – State Rep. James Talarico Preaching at CPC
James is a life-long Presbyterian and a seminary student at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. He speaks passionately about the need for the separation of church and state for the sake of the Christian faith and American Democracy. Join us for this special worship service!
Central Presbyterian Church to celebrate 185 years this Sunday!
This Sunday, Central Presbyterian Church will celebrate its 185th anniversary with intergenerational music offered by the award-winning children’s musician, Joe McDermott, a free picnic lunch and birthday cake in the church courtyard following the worship service, and proclamations from the City and State celebrating this heritage.
Memorial Service to Celebrate the Life of
The Rev. Dr. Thomas W. Estes
Saturday, October 5 at 1 p.m.
Tom was a beloved parish associate at CPC who faithfully served our congregation after he retired from full-time ministry almost 25 years ago. During his tenure at CPC, he provided pastoral care for our members, coordinated the work of the Deacons, supervised seminary interns, actively participated in the men’s breakfast, and supported the work of the Session until his health limited his activities. If you cannot attend Tom’s memorial service in person, it will be livestreamed on our facebook page.