Cleveland Park Congregational UCC

Nurturing love of God and love of neighbor in the world

Worship Service

9/27, 10:30 am (online)
contact info@cpcchurch.org

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Our Doors May Be Closed, But We Are Open!

Our mission is to nurture love of God and love of neighbor in the world. During this time of global pandemic, we continue to live out our mission through online worship, social action, and programming. The music, prayers, and sermons of our Sunday service will inspire your soul, challenge your mind, and deepen your spiritual understanding and practice. As one of our members recently observed: “The church is not empty! The church is deployed!” We need one another now, more than ever.

You are invited to visit us anytime. Email info@cpcchurch.org for information and Zoom links.

Whoever you are and wherever you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here.

Events and Announcements

 
We worship each Sunday at 10:30 am on Zoom. Please subscribe to our emails to stay connected. Email info@cpcchurch.org with questions or to request Zoom links

Friday Racial Justice Vigil, 9/25—We’ll gather outside the church from 5-6 pm for our weekly rally and vigil for racial justice.  Please wear a mask and bring a sign. 

Watch Party & Discussion: American Son, 9/25—Join the Racial Justice Group this Friday from 6:30-8:30 pm for a viewing of American

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Pastor Ellen Jennings with children

From Rev. Ellen Jennings

This week’s cooler weather has been such a blessing, given the ongoing inferno of Covid, wildfires, hurricanes, Supreme Court travails, and election year politics. My older dog, Samwise, has been downright frisky on our daily walks (after a summer of dragging and panting). I know how he feels; I, too, am happy to have this balm of cool autumn air both soothing and energizing me!
 
Get Out the Vote: As we move forward in this election season, I hope


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From Our Moderator

This year’s Moderator, David Grimsted, continues his exploration of the Puritans: their history and their ideas about God. You can read the first part of David’s examination of Rev. Edward Taylor’s poetry here. 

Taylor’s Tweedling Praise

Throughout his long career at Westport, Taylor wrote poetry to express his spiritual quests. After 1682, he regularly wrote “meditation poems” before celebrating communion. His common pattern was to present the way sin disrupts the human religious journey seeking wholeness:

When that this

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We are a non-creedal congregation with members who view life from a variety of theological perspectives.
Our faith is over two thousand years old: our thinking is not!

Our Covenant: Connect with one another and open our hearts, minds, and souls to the message of our Still Speaking God.

Our Mission: Nurture love of God and love of neighbor in the world.

Our Welcome: Emphatically open and affirming. EVERYONE is welcome here.

Sunday School

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Our dynamic Sunday program begins in worship and moves to small group activities and discussions with a committed team of teachers.

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Whoever you are and wherever you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here.

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