The four Sundays of September and the first Sunday of October this year will be observed by Cornwall Presbyterian Church as the Season of Creation. The annual cycle of scripture and prayer that has shaped Christian worship ever since the earliest church has been equally shaped by the life of Jesus (Advent-Epiphany-Lent-Easter) and the life […]
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Several congregants participated in a rich conversation about Black history the last Sunday in February after worship. Each had chosen one or more books to read and to share with the group, which placed a great diversity of books and films before us and allowed us to learn not only from each other but about
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Many thanks to the Hoffs for providing a fun combination of science and Sunday School.
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The Cornwall Presbyterian Church will host its Annual Lasagna Dinner on Saturday, February 25, 2023 from 4:30-7pm. The Proceeds will benefit Habitat of Humanity of Greater Newburgh. Homemade lasagna, salad and desert are on the menu! The cost is $14 for adults, $8 for children 5-11; children 4 and under are free. The dinner is
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On Transfiguration Day, Jesus climbed a mountain with several of his closest friends. At the summit, they were granted an epiphany that changed their lives. On February 19, in worship and church school, we will contemplate this story and then, after worship, we will “go and do likewise.” At 1:00 Pastor Jeff and Hans P.
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Music on the Church Lawn on the 4th of July at 4:00 p.m. The musicians of CPC will be offering music on the front lawn of the church as people gather for the parade. Join us as we play fun favorites. Bring a folding chair and stay for the parade!
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Dear Friends, Join us for Lent as we travel through desert wilderness. The desert provides an evocative image of human struggle and difficulty, the times when we feel dry and barren. The Bible, and especially the life of Jesus, is full of stories about literal and figurative desert journeys. Through these stories, we discover that
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Dear Friends,Lent begins late this year, with Ash Wednesday on March 2nd. This means that we have an extended season of Epiphany. We now have all February to be surprised by God’s presence in unexpected people and places, and to find new ways in which God makes love known. February may seem a strange time
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In January our Sunday school opened a time capsule that was found from a CPC Sunday school class in 1998! The kids had fun opening it up to see what was inside. We found letters that the students wrote back in 1998 about what they wanted to be when they grew up and what they
Dear Friends,The new year is cause for celebration. We have parties and parades. We make resolutions and entertain hope that we can do or change something within ourselves that will make this year different. Looking toward the future can inspire hope and imagination. Looking forward can also inspire fear and anxiety as we imagine downward
