Here are some ways to weave family prayer and devotion into your days:

• Select a family Bible verse for each week—perhaps one from  Sunday’s readings. Print it off for each family member to carry with them each day. Write it on your bathroom mirror!  Read it together during dinner.
• Decide on some set devotional times—up to 15 minutes twice a week when you can come together as a family to read the Bible and pray.
• For families with young children, a Bible story at bedtime is eagerly anticipated!
• Play Christian music in your car and home—so much of this music is based on actual Bible verses –point these out to your kids.
• Set up a prayer board with photos of  persons to pray for.
• Begin a family prayer journal  – a record of prayer points and answers to prayer.
• Use the “Five Finger Prayer” with younger children.
• Teach the A.C.T.S. prayer “method” to older children (adoration, confession, thanksgiving, supplication)
• When conflicts arise—retitle your “Time outs” to “Begin agains” and refocus the attention on grace and starting over!
• Take annual pictures of your children at the Baptismal font and talk about how much they’ve grown as a child of God.

Jenny will talk with us about key #3 on Sunday, May 20th at 10am.  Hope to see you all there!

Wednesday night we had dinner with the Habitat volunteer board. Sitting at a huge farm under a pavilion looking out over the pond watching our students paddle around in a canoe and paddle boat, I thought this is the life! But we found out that Garret County with the massive houses over Deep Creek lake, and the many farms and windmills from whichever way you look, is the poorest county in MD. This makes helping with Habitat very meaningful.

Jerry, the President of this local Habitat has been on site with us each day. He claims we are the group they count on to get the house roofs on each year because of the strength we bring. Their average volunteer is in his/her sixties. This makes it difficult to lift and hang the 23 trusses as well as huge sheet boards. We are able to jump-start this program for their other summer volunteers.

What a cool way God has planned to time things so that our college age students can make a difference in this awesome community at this perfect time.

Kim

Interaction with adults (many elderly), with the area churches, and with HABITAT team members is always positive.  Manners and habits groomed from parents and Sharon Hoover’s (CPC student Ministry Director) superb mission training makes them awesome team mates.

Seeing God in so many young adults gives a parent HOPE for our future.

Kim Gilbert

Are you interested in seeing God with our college students for 2013 team? Contact kim@centrevillepres.com

A new class for parents at CPC gives us the tools to have dinner talks with our kids that are a lot more meaningful.  It is titled “Homegrown Faith: The Four Keys to Growing Faith at Home” and is taught by Jenny Cudahy, who references years of parenting her three sons ( ages 13, 17 and 20 ) as well as her extensive experience in ministry.

Last Sunday, Jenny spoke on the topic of nurturing faith by having caring conversations with our kids.  She gave practical tips for connecting with our babies up through our college age young adults.  Here are a couple references she recommended:

• Food for Talk Cards – from www.foodfortalk.net
• “Grace Before Meals: Recipes and Inspiration for Family Meals and Family Life” available at amazon.com

As a class, we spoke about weaving our own faith more intentionally into our children’s lives.  We can be so busy trying to fit everything in that we miss the everyday “moments of wonder”.

Hope you can join us next week at 10am in room 204 to discuss weaving devotions in prayer into our busy lives!

Announcements….

North Carolina Mission Project.  Our first team training is tonight – Monday, May 14 – from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. All team members need to attend. Please also mark your calendar for the next training on Monday, June 4, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Mission Teams’ Balance Due. All mission team participants’ balances are due tomorrow, Tuesday May 15. Thank you for your timely attention to this matter.

Rita’s.  Every Tuesday in May from 6-8 p.m., the Sully Station Rita’s will donate 25% of their proceeds to the Summer Mission Teams.  Cool off and support the Mission Teams in a delicious way!

London Towne Fun Fair.  Reminder!!  If you signed up to help with the Fun Fair, it is this Saturday, May 19.  Questions?  Please email Tracey at tracey@centrevillepres.com.

HomeFront.  The next gathering for our high school large group is this Sunday, May 20 from 7-8:30 p.m.  We continue our mission focus for ministry at home, at school, and serving beyond our borders.  Taco Night!

Transition Seminar for Class of 2012. To equip our graduates in their upcoming transition to post-high school life, we host the Spring seminar on Sunday mornings, May 6 – June 10 at 10 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.  It will give students tools as they move into their new phase of life. Topics include: empowering friendships, excelling academically, dating relationships, growing spiritually, connecting with your church and your family. CPC Student Ministry Leaders Philip and Ashley Wilkins (Clemson University, Class of 2006) are leading the seminar.

Massive Outdoor Party.  Our MOP will return on Sunday, June 3 (5 – 8:00 p.m.)!!  All rising 6th graders through graduating High School seniors, their families, and friends are invited to an evening filled with food, fellowship and extremely messy fun.  Plan to bring a dessert or side dish to share, a towel, a change of clothes, and ammunition for the Yuck War.  Do NOT wear your Sunday best.

Questions about the Student Ministry or a desire to serve our communities’ students? Please contact Director of Student Ministry Sharon Hoover.(sharon@centrevillepres.com) or Admin Tracey MacNamara (tracey@centrevillepres.com).

Blessings,

Sharon Hoover
Director of Student Ministry
www.centrevillepres.com
703-830-0098  ext. 17

1. SOMETHING FOR YOUR HEART

Titus Tell ‘Em: Do Good Already

“Remind the people to be subject to rulers and authorities, to be obedient, to be ready to do whatever is good, to slander no one, to be peaceable and considerate, and to show true humility toward all men.” (Titus 3:1-2)

Titus was a missionary and pastor on the island of Crete. It’s a gorgeous looking place, judging by the pictures I’ve seen online. It’s a big, sunny Greek island with beautiful beaches and rocky cliffs and mountains that get snow in the winter.

Apparently, it was also a hard place to be a Christian. Even Paul confirmed the reputation of the culture there: “Cretans are always liars, evil brutes, lazy gluttons.” He wanted the Cretan Christians to stand out for being the opposite of that — to live like they really believed God’s Word is true.

Today’s verses bullet-point some action items for all Christians, including us non-Cretans: Obey authorities, don’t talk mean about people, think of others, make peace, don’t make it all about you — no matter who you’re talking to.

Come back this week to find out why it matters how we live.

Think: How would you stand apart from your friends or peers if you lived the way these two verses describe? Would people think you strange if you were obedient and respectful to authorities like teachers, parents, and the law of the land? Why or why not?

Pray: Ask God to help you to “be subject to rulers and authorities, to be obedient, to be ready to do whatever is good, to slander no one, to be peaceable and considerate, and to show true humility toward all men.”

Do: Go to Crete, and lay on a beach while you really think about this book. Or read a little about the biblical history of the island. Whichever works better for you.

Get More Daily Devotionals at PlanetWisdom.com.

3. Random Randomness:
Forty percent of Americans have never visited a dentist.

Announcements….

North Carolina Mission Project.  Our first team training is tonight – Monday, May 14 – from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. All team members need to attend. Please also mark your calendar for the next training on Monday, June 4, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Rita’s.  Every Tuesday in May from 6-8 p.m., the Sully Station Rita’s will donate 25% of their proceeds to the Summer Mission Teams.  Cool off and support the Mission Teams in a delicious way!

London Towne Fun Fair.  Reminder!!  If you signed up to help with the Fun Fair, it is this Saturday, May 19.  Questions?  Please email Tracey at tracey@centrevillepres.com.

CrossRoads.  This school year’s last large group ministry for 6th-8th graders, CrossRoads, will be meeting this Sunday, May 20 from 6-7:30 p.m.   Bring friends and your appetite for this full evening of games, faith messages, building relationships, and food.  Taco Night!

Lamb Center.  Middle School volunteers are needed for this month’s Lamb Center breakfast on Saturday, May 26.  Please go here to sign up or contact Pam Murdoch at pam@centrevillepres.com for more information.

Massive Outdoor Party.  Our MOP will return on Sunday, June 3 (5 – 8:00 p.m.)!!  All rising 6th graders through graduating High School seniors, their families, and friends are invited to an evening filled with food, fellowship and extremely messy fun.  Plan to bring a dessert or side dish to share, a towel, a change of clothes, and ammunition for the Yuck War.  Do NOT wear your Sunday best.

Questions about the Student Ministry or a desire to serve our communities’ students? Please contact Director of Student Ministry Sharon Hoover.(sharon@centrevillepres.com) or Admin Tracey MacNamara (tracey@centrevillepres.com).

Blessings,

Sharon Hoover
Director of Student Ministry
www.centrevillepres.com
703-830-0098  ext. 17

1. SOMETHING FOR YOUR HEART

Titus Tell ‘Em: Do Good Already

“Remind the people to be subject to rulers and authorities, to be obedient, to be ready to do whatever is good, to slander no one, to be peaceable and considerate, and to show true humility toward all men.” (Titus 3:1-2)

Titus was a missionary and pastor on the island of Crete. It’s a gorgeous looking place, judging by the pictures I’ve seen online. It’s a big, sunny Greek island with beautiful beaches and rocky cliffs and mountains that get snow in the winter.

Apparently, it was also a hard place to be a Christian. Even Paul confirmed the reputation of the culture there: “Cretans are always liars, evil brutes, lazy gluttons.” He wanted the Cretan Christians to stand out for being the opposite of that — to live like they really believed God’s Word is true.

Today’s verses bullet-point some action items for all Christians, including us non-Cretans: Obey authorities, don’t talk mean about people, think of others, make peace, don’t make it all about you — no matter who you’re talking to.

Come back this week to find out why it matters how we live.

Think: How would you stand apart from your friends or peers if you lived the way these two verses describe? Would people think you strange if you were obedient and respectful to authorities like teachers, parents, and the law of the land? Why or why not?

Pray: Ask God to help you to “be subject to rulers and authorities, to be obedient, to be ready to do whatever is good, to slander no one, to be peaceable and considerate, and to show true humility toward all men.”

Do: Go to Crete, and lay on a beach while you really think about this book. Or read a little about the biblical history of the island. Whichever works better for you.

Get More Daily Devotionals at PlanetWisdom.com.

3. Random Randomness:
Forty percent of Americans have never visited a dentist.

We hope to see you there!

Announcements….

The Great Escape.  On Monday, May 7 from 7-8 p.m. we’ll have a meeting for all students participating in the middle school summer conference.   At least one parent from each family needs to join them.  Our agenda includes packing list, daily schedule, Q & A and “free choice” afternoon decision.

Rita’s.  Every Tuesday in May from 6-8 p.m., the Sully Station Rita’s will donate 25% of their proceeds to the Summer Mission Teams.  Cool off and support the Mission Teams in a delicious way!

North Carolina Mission Team.  Our first Training Session is coming up on Monday, May 14, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.  The next one will be on Monday, June 4, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. All team members need to attend.

CrossRoads.  Mark your calendars! Our large group ministry for 6th-8th graders, CrossRoads, will be meeting on Sunday, May 20 from 6-7:30 p.m.   Bring friends and your appetite for this full evening of games, faith messages, building relationships, and food.  Taco Night!

Middle School Sunday School. Be connected with one another!  We would love to see all 6th-8th grade middle school students from 10-10:45 a.m. in room 206D.  We will continue with “The Way I’m Wired,” helping us discover who God made us to be.

Student Ministry eLetter. Weekly we update the website with announcements, calendar dates, flyers and more. If you would like to be added to the email list with the ministry updates, please contact Tracey (tracey@centrevillepres.com). Be sure to let her know if you want the middle school or high school eLetter (or both!).

Questions about the Student Ministry or a desire to serve our communities’ students? Please contact Director of Student Ministry Sharon Hoover.(sharon@centrevillepres.com) or Admin Tracey MacNamara (tracey@centrevillepres.com).

Blessings,

Sharon Hoover
Director of Student Ministry
www.centrevillepres.com
703-830-0098  ext. 17

1. SOMETHING FOR YOUR HEART

Titus Tell ‘Em: Do Good Already

“Remind the people to be subject to rulers and authorities, to be obedient, to be ready to do whatever is good, to slander no one, to be peaceable and considerate, and to show true humility toward all men.” (Titus 3:1-2)

Titus was a missionary and pastor on the island of Crete. It’s a gorgeous looking place, judging by the pictures I’ve seen online. It’s a big, sunny Greek island with beautiful beaches and rocky cliffs and mountains that get snow in the winter.

Apparently, it was also a hard place to be a Christian. Even Paul confirmed the reputation of the culture there: “Cretans are always liars, evil brutes, lazy gluttons.” He wanted the Cretan Christians to stand out for being the opposite of that — to live like they really believed God’s Word is true.

Today’s verses bullet-point some action items for all Christians, including us non-Cretans: Obey authorities, don’t talk mean about people, think of others, make peace, don’t make it all about you — no matter who you’re talking to.

Come back this week to find out why it matters how we live.

Think: How would you stand apart from your friends or peers if you lived the way these two verses describe? Would people think you strange if you were obedient and respectful to authorities like teachers, parents, and the law of the land? Why or why not?

Pray: Ask God to help you to “be subject to rulers and authorities, to be obedient, to be ready to do whatever is good, to slander no one, to be peaceable and considerate, and to show true humility toward all men.”

Do: Go to Crete, and lay on a beach while you really think about this book. Or read a little about the biblical history of the island. Whichever works better for you.

Get More Daily Devotionals at PlanetWisdom.com.

3. Random Randomness:
Forty percent of Americans have never visited a dentist.

Announcements….

Rita’s.  Every Tuesday in May from 6-8 p.m., the Sully Station Rita’s will donate 25% of their proceeds to the Summer Mission Teams.  Cool off and support the Mission Teams in a delicious way!

North Carolina Mission Team.  Our first full group Training Session is coming up on Monday, May 14, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.  The next one will be on Monday, June 4, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

London Towne Fun Fair.  Come and support our partner elementary school in a fun way on Saturday, May 19.  Check it out here.  Walk away with a smile and a shirt.

HomeFront.  The next gathering for our high school large group is Sunday, May 20 from 7-8:30 p.m.  We continue our mission focus for ministry at home, at school, and serving beyond our borders.  Taco Night! All mission team members need to attend.

Transition Seminar for Class of 2012. To equip our graduates in their upcoming transition to post-high school life, we host the Spring seminar on Sunday mornings, May 6 – June 10 at 10 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.  It will give students tools as they move into their new phase of life. Topics include: empowering friendships, excelling academically, dating relationships, growing spiritually, connecting with your church and your family. CPC Student Ministry Leaders Philip and Ashley Wilkins (Clemson University, Class of 2006) are leading the seminar.

Class of 2012. It’s almost here… graduation!!  We look forward to honoring you on Grad Sunday (June 10). Please call the church office to give your full name and the high school from which you are graduating.

Life Groups. Our student-led small groups for high school students meet on Sunday mornings in room 206C (10-10:45 a.m.). The conversations make faith relevant amidst the craziness of life. April 22 we will begin “The Kingdom Experiment”. It will challenge each of us as we truly seek to live out our faith!

Student Ministry eLetter. Weekly we update the website with announcements, calendar dates, flyers and more. If you would like to be added to the email list with the ministry updates, please contact Tracey (tracey@centrevillepres.com). Be sure to let her know if you want the middle school or high school eLetter (or both!).

Children’s Ministry Needs. This summer will be an exciting one for our younger children! Director of Children’s Ministry Jenny Cudahy is planning a summer of awe and wonder for our Vacation Bible School (pre-K through 3rd graders) and for our Planet Adventure week (4th – 6th graders). Want to join the adventure? We’d love your help! If you missed signing up with Jenny, please email and let her know you are interested.

Do you Tweet? Follow us on twitter @CPCStudent for event updates, weather changes, retreat check-ins, and more. Or go here and scroll down to “tweets” to get live updates. If you are a facebook user, be sure to also  ”like” the CPC High School facebook page for even more details!

Blessings,

Sharon Hoover
Director of Student Ministry
www.centrevillepres.com
703-830-0098  ext. 17

1. SOMETHING FOR YOUR HEART

Titus Tell ‘Em: Do Good Already

“Remind the people to be subject to rulers and authorities, to be obedient, to be ready to do whatever is good, to slander no one, to be peaceable and considerate, and to show true humility toward all men.” (Titus 3:1-2)

Titus was a missionary and pastor on the island of Crete. It’s a gorgeous looking place, judging by the pictures I’ve seen online. It’s a big, sunny Greek island with beautiful beaches and rocky cliffs and mountains that get snow in the winter.

Apparently, it was also a hard place to be a Christian. Even Paul confirmed the reputation of the culture there: “Cretans are always liars, evil brutes, lazy gluttons.” He wanted the Cretan Christians to stand out for being the opposite of that — to live like they really believed God’s Word is true.

Today’s verses bullet-point some action items for all Christians, including us non-Cretans: Obey authorities, don’t talk mean about people, think of others, make peace, don’t make it all about you — no matter who you’re talking to.

Come back this week to find out why it matters how we live.

Think: How would you stand apart from your friends or peers if you lived the way these two verses describe? Would people think you strange if you were obedient and respectful to authorities like teachers, parents, and the law of the land? Why or why not?

Pray: Ask God to help you to “be subject to rulers and authorities, to be obedient, to be ready to do whatever is good, to slander no one, to be peaceable and considerate, and to show true humility toward all men.”

Do: Go to Crete, and lay on a beach while you really think about this book. Or read a little about the biblical history of the island. Whichever works better for you.

Get More Daily Devotionals at PlanetWisdom.com.

3. Random Randomness:
Forty percent of Americans have never visited a dentist.

Announcements….

Rita’s.  Every Tuesday in May from 6-8 p.m., the Sully Station Rita’s will donate 25% of their proceeds to the Summer Mission Teams.  Cool off and support the Mission Teams in a delicious way!

HomeFront.  The next gathering for our high school large group is Sunday, May 6 from 7-8:30 p.m.  We continue our mission focus for ministry at home, at school, and serving beyond our borders.

Zambia Mission Team. The time is HERE. We need to apply for our visas. Please bring the following to the Student Ministry office by Sunday, May 6:  your passport, two copies of visa application, two passport photos, and a copy of your yellow fever vaccination.

Transition Seminar for Class of 2012. To equip our graduates in their upcoming transition to post-high school life, we host the Spring seminar on Sunday mornings, May 6 – June 10 at 10 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.  It will give students tools as they move into their new phase of life. Topics include: empowering friendships, excelling academically, dating relationships, growing spiritually, connecting with your church and your family. CPC Student Ministry Leaders Philip and Ashley Wilkins (Clemson University, Class of 2006) are leading the seminar.

Class of 2012. It’s almost here… graduation!!  We look forward to honoring you on Grad Sunday (June 10). Please call the church office to give your full name and the high school from which you are graduating.

Life Groups. Our student-led small groups for high school students meet on Sunday mornings in room 206C (10-10:45 a.m.). The conversations make faith relevant amidst the craziness of life. April 22 we will begin “The Kingdom Experiment”. It will challenge each of us as we truly seek to live out our faith!

Student Ministry eLetter. Weekly we update the website with announcements, calendar dates, flyers and more. If you would like to be added to the email list with the ministry updates, please contact Tracey (tracey@centrevillepres.com). Be sure to let her know if you want the middle school or high school eLetter (or both!).

Children’s Ministry Needs. This summer will be an exciting one for our younger children! Director of Children’s Ministry Jenny Cudahy is planning a summer of awe and wonder for our Vacation Bible School (pre-K through 3rd graders) and for our Planet Adventure week (4th – 6th graders). Want to join the adventure? We’d love your help! If you missed signing up with Jenny, please email and let her know you are interested.

Do you Tweet? Follow us on twitter @CPCStudent for event updates, weather changes, retreat check-ins, and more. Or go here and scroll down to “tweets” to get live updates. If you are a facebook user, be sure to also  ”like” the CPC High School facebook page for even more details!

Blessings,

Sharon Hoover
Director of Student Ministry
www.centrevillepres.com
703-830-0098  ext. 17

1. SOMETHING FOR YOUR HEART

Fear v. God: Safe and Strong

“God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.” (Psalm 46:1)

Announcements….

Rita’s.  Every Tuesday in May from 6-8 p.m., the Sully Station Rita’s will donate 25% of their proceeds to the Summer Mission Teams.  Cool off and support the Mission Teams in a delicious way!

CrossRoads.  Mark your calendars! Our large group ministry for 6th-8th graders, CrossRoads, will be meeting again on Sunday, May 6 from 6-7:30 p.m.   Bring friends for this full evening of games, faith message by Pastor Michelle, and building relationships.

The Great Escape.  On Monday, May 7 from 7-8 p.m. we’ll have a meeting for all students participating in the middle school summer conference.   At least one parent from each family needs to join them.  Our agenda includes packing list, daily schedule, Q & A and “free choice” afternoon decision.

North Carolina Mission Trip.  Our first Training Session is coming up on Monday, May 14, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.  The next one will be on Monday, June 4, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Middle School Sunday School. Be connected with one another!  We would love to see all 6th-8th grade middle school students from 10-10:45 a.m. in room 206D.  We will continue with “The Way I’m Wired,” helping us discover who God made us to be.

Student Ministry eLetter. Weekly we update the website with announcements, calendar dates, flyers and more. If you would like to be added to the email list with the ministry updates, please contact Tracey (tracey@centrevillepres.com). Be sure to let her know if you want the middle school or high school eLetter (or both!).

Questions about the Student Ministry or a desire to serve our communities’ students? Please contact Director of Student Ministry Sharon Hoover.(sharon@centrevillepres.com) or Admin Tracey MacNamara (tracey@centrevillepres.com).

Blessings,

Sharon Hoover
Director of Student Ministry
www.centrevillepres.com
703-830-0098  ext. 17

1. SOMETHING FOR YOUR HEART

Fear v. God: Safe and Strong

“God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.” (Psalm 46:1)

Questions or need additional information? Contact Kim Gilbert (kim@centrevillepres.com).

Read more details here.

Announcements….

• New Reading glasses (usually found at a big box store for between $1-$5)
• Toothbrush and toothpaste (can be sample packets from your dentist)
• Doctor gloves and masks

Lamb Center. We will be serving breakfast at the Fairfax soup kitchen on Saturday, April 28. We need fruit, egg casseroles, yogurts, and boiled eggs.  If you are able to donate or would like to serve please contact Pam Murdoch at snpmurdoch@aol.com.

Class of 2012. It’s almost here… graduation!!  We look forward to honoring you on Grad Sunday (June 10). Please call the church office to give your full name and the high school from which you are graduating.

Rita’s.  Every Tuesday in May from 6-8 p.m., the Sully Station Rita’s will donate 25% of their proceeds to the Summer Mission Teams.  Cool off and support the Mission Teams in a delicious way!

HomeFront.  Mark your calendars.  HomeFront will be meeting again on May 6 and May 20 from 7-8:30 p.m. All mission team members need to attend.

Zambia Mission Team. The time is HERE. We need to apply for our visas. Please bring the following to the Student Ministry office by Sunday, May 6: your passport, two copies of visa application, two passport photos, and copy of your yellow fever vaccination.

Transition Seminar for Class of 2012. To equip our graduates in their upcoming transition to post-high school life, we host the Spring seminar on Sunday mornings, May 6 – June 10 at 10 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.  It will give students tools as they move into their new phase of life. Topics include: empowering friendships, excelling academically, dating relationships, growing spiritually, connecting with your church and your family. CPC Student Ministry Leaders Philip and Ashley Wilkins (Clemson University, Class of 2006) are leading the seminar.

Life Groups. Our student-led small groups for high school students meet on Sunday mornings in room 206C (10-10:45 a.m.). The conversations make faith relevant amidst the craziness of life. April 22 we will begin “The Kingdom Experiment”. It will challenge each of us as we truly seek to live out our faith!

Student Ministry eLetter. Weekly we update the website with announcements, calendar dates, flyers and more. If you would like to be added to the email list with the ministry updates, please contact Tracey (tracey@centrevillepres.com). Be sure to let her know if you want the middle school or high school eLetter (or both!).

Children’s Ministry Needs. This summer will be an exciting one for our younger children! Director of Children’s Ministry Jenny Cudahy is planning a summer of awe and wonder for our Vacation Bible School (pre-K through 3rd graders) and for our Planet Adventure week (4th – 6th graders). Want to join the adventure? We’d love your help! If you missed signing up with Jenny, please email and let her know you are interested.

Do you Tweet? Follow us on twitter @CPCStudent for event updates, weather changes, retreat check-ins, and more. Or go here and scroll down to “tweets” to get live updates. If you are a facebook user, be sure to also  ”like” the CPC High School facebook page for even more details!

Blessings,

Sharon Hoover
Director of Student Ministry
www.centrevillepres.com
703-830-0098  ext. 17

1. SOMETHING FOR YOUR HEART

Walk This Way: Like Jesus

“Whoever claims to live in him must walk as Jesus did.” (1 John 2:6)

Announcements….

• New Reading glasses (usually found at a big box store for between $1-$5)
• Toothbrush and toothpaste (can be sample packets from your dentist)
• Doctor gloves and masks

Lamb Center. We will be serving breakfast at the Fairfax soup kitchen on Saturday, April 28. We need fruit, egg casseroles, yogurts, and boiled eggs. If you are able to donate or would like to serve please contact Pam Murdoch at snpmurdoch@aol.com.

Middle School Sunday School. Be connected with one another!  We would love to see all 6th-8th grade middle school students from 10-10:45 a.m. in room 206D.  We will continue with “The Way I’m Wired,” helping us discover who God made us to be.

Rita’s.  Every Tuesday in May from 6-8 p.m., the Sully Station Rita’s will donate 25% of their proceeds to the Summer Mission Teams.  Cool off and support the Mission Teams in a delicious way!

CrossRoads.  Mark your calendars.  CrossRoads will be meeting again on May 6 and May 20 from 7-8:30 p.m.

The Great Escape.  Meeting for both students and parents on May 7 from 7-8 p.m.

North Carolina Mission Team.  Save the Dates!  Mission Trainings will take place on May 14 from 7-8:30 p.m. and June 4 from 7-8:30 p.m.

Student Ministry eLetter. Weekly we update the website with announcements, calendar dates, flyers and more. If you would like to be added to the email list with the ministry updates, please contact Tracey (tracey@centrevillepres.com). Be sure to let her know if you want the middle school or high school eLetter (or both!).

Questions about the Student Ministry or a desire to serve our communities’ students? Please contact Director of Student Ministry Sharon Hoover.(sharon@centrevillepres.com) or Admin Tracey MacNamara (tracey@centrevillepres.com).

Blessings,

Sharon Hoover
Director of Student Ministry
www.centrevillepres.com
703-830-0098  ext. 17

1. SOMETHING FOR YOUR HEART

Walk This Way: Like Jesus

“Whoever claims to live in him must walk as Jesus did.” (1 John 2:6)