The Fifth Sunday Offering collected for January will be donated to Fuller Center Disaster ReBuilders that is currently responding to the tornado that struck Western Kentucky on December 10. Volunteer groups will be housed at Madisonville Presbyterian Church and one other church starting February 1. In the meantime, FCDR is providing 10” x 12” storage sheds at no cost to tornado victims…

The Session voted unanimously to approve the 2022 Budget as prepared by the Finance Committee and to set Feb. 6 as the date of the annual congregational meeting following worship service. The budget will be presented that day, and the congregation will vote on the 2022 Pastor’s Terms of Call. In other business, the Session elected the following persons: Bob Ashman and…

The Session voted to suspend all food and drink service in the building until further notice due to rapid community spread of the omicron variant of covid-19. Fellowship Hour will continue to be held after worship service on Sunday mornings as a time for socializing only; everyone who comes to Fellowship Hall will be required to stay masked. Worship leaders who participate…

The Session passed three motions: To conduct a second Congregational Survey, with a goal of emailing it to church members by the end of the week. To maintain current covid-19 protocols in the church building for the time being – including the mask mandate and social distancing measures – with a commitment to ongoing review of CDC guidelines for Howard County as…

Greetings in Christ, Next month, CMPC will join with over a dozen churches and organizations in our region in support of Grassroots and their annual Cold Weather Shelter (CWS) program. From November 29th through March 8th, Grassroots and partner organizations will house and feed families and individuals in dire need during this cold and challenging season. As our congregation enters this time…

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The Session passed three motions: To allow LOGOS to serve meals inside the building when the weather turns cold, permitting an exemption to the church’s mask mandate only while eating and requiring adherence to social distancing protocols by spreading cohorts out during mealtime. To hold a Congregational Meeting to elect the Class of 2024 officers and at-large members of the Nominating Committee,…

The Session voted to approve two motions: To allow two catered meals for the 3rd Capital Campaign to take place in Fellowship Hall: an invitation-only gathering for advanced commitment pledges before the campaign officially launches, and a congregation-wide luncheon on Vision Fest Sunday on Nov. 7. Both get-togethers will adhere to the most-recent CDC and government guidance available, including switching to a virtual…

The Session voted unanimously to approve two recommendations from the Reopening Task Force: To fully reopen the church building to all groups, both internal and external; and To lift the mask mandate (making mask wearing optional) while maintaining the current social distancing practices like cordoning off every other pew.  Unvaccinated persons are encouraged to continue to wear a mask for their own safety. …