CPC will celebrate at Austin’s Pride Festival on Saturday, August 12th! We are partnering with First Church to have a booth at the Festival and will be marching in the parade.
Austin Gay Pride Week takes place each year in August and hosts a week-long series of events and parties culminating in a major parade. Over 120+ entries, floats, special live performances will participate in the event that kicks off at 8pm and runs until 11 pm. For more info, visit: https://austinpride.org/event/2023-austin-pride-celebration/
Wednesday Night Fun in July! Join us for dinner at 6 p.m. in Smoot Hall and a Music Program at 7 p.m. in the Sanctuary.
July 12, Susan Richter and Win Bent, two amazingly gifted musicians at CPC are sure to delight us with some old-time favorites like, Cheek to Cheek and The Sunny Side of the Street. With Susan playing the clarinet and Win on bass, these two are bound to have our toes tapping.
July 19, Nathan Quiring and CPC Section Leaders. CPC is richly blessed by the extraordinary talent of our organist/pianist and choir members. Tonight Nathan and our choir section leaders will lead us in a variety of songs that will make our souls smile and our spirits soar.
July 26, Dr. Paul Hubbert, Founder of the Institute for Holographic Sound and Inner Balance. Paul holds a Ph.D. in Psychology and a Masters in Business Administration and Religion. He is certified in Hypnosis, Grief Recovery and is an Addictions Recovery Coach/Consultant. He works with the healing vibration of Sound and Music in its multidimensional, holographic form using vocal toning, crystal singing bowls, blended with traditional and conventional methods.
Each week in worship, we will celebrate the many gifts that members of the LGBTQ+ community bring to us. We hope you will join us as we learn to be better allies and advocates for social justice.
Join us on Sunday for our May Sermon Series: Mental Notes for an Inspired Life. Worship services will focus on the intersection between spiritual and emotional health.
“Mental Health Awareness Month is an opportunity for all of us to remember the inherent value we each hold — no matter our diagnosis, appearance, socioeconomic status, background or ability.
“We want every person out there to know that if all you did was wake up today, that’s more than enough. No matter what, you are inherently worthy of more than enough life, love and healing. Showing up, just as you are, for yourself and the people around you is more than enough.” – National Alliance on Mental Illness
On April 16th, we were blessed by Amanda Tyler’s powerful sermon during worship and her presentation afterward. If you missed it, you can watch both at these links: SERMON LINK and PRESENTATION LINK. Her inspiring and informative message calls Christians to preserve the integrity of faith by upholding the separation of church and state. Amanda is the Executive Director of the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty, BJC, and organizer of BJC’s Christians Against Christian Nationalism campaign and co-host of BJC’s Respecting Religion podcast.
