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COVID-19 Situation – Update
We have tentatively set May 31, Pentecost Sunday, as our first Sunday back. We are working on establishing some guidelines we believe are important for everyone to follow to provide a safe environment for us to return to. We will share those with you as soon as they are completed. When those guidelines are determined it is essential that everyone respect and follow them. We want to go ahead and share two very important parts of the plan. First, if anyone is feeling sick or experiencing even simple cold-like symptoms please stay at home. Second, we want everyone to know that we understand if anyone is not yet comfortable coming to worship. We will continue to monitor the situation and will let you know if anything changes!
-Pastor Paul
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- alban.org A church research and resource group. The group that (more than any other) informs the pastor or church leadership matters.
- Bethel University This West Tennessee University is owned and operated by the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. New Hope Church helps support it. It is a fine Christian environment for post high school education.
- Bible Study An excellent Bible study resource.
- Christianity Today Christianity Today magazine was started many years ago as a counterpart to the more liberal “Christian Century” and is highly respected among evangelicals and mainline churches.
- Cokesbury Cokesbury is run by the Methodist Church, but most of what they produce is very compatible with Cumberland Presbyterian approaches.
- Crystal Springs Camp This beautiful and well-equipped camping facility near Fayetteville, TN is owned and operated by the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Each Summer we offer week-long camps for three different age groups from 4th grade through high school.
- Cumberland Presbyterian Children's Home In response to Christ’s love and example, CPCH serve children and families by providing healing and hope.
- Cumberland Presbyterian Church HQ Link to the Cumberland Presbyterian Denomination Headquarters.
- Memphis Seminary This excellent post-graduate school is where our pastors get their professional training.
- Wilson County Help Center The Wilson County Community Help Center created in 1988 was established with the vision and support of area churches. You can find a donation bin located in the Foyer.