In keeping with the latest guidelines from the San Diego County Health Department, worshipers seated in the sanctuary and lobby will need to wear masks as part of the effort to limit the spread of the delta virus variant. Outdoor worshipers who have been vaccinated may remove their masks if they choose. The CDC and County have recommended that all people, vaccinated or not, wear masks in indoor public spaces such as churches. Our “return to worship team” understands that opinions vary on the use of masks while indoors, and we appreciate your understanding as we navigate these uncertain times with concern for all.
Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper If worshiping at home, please prepare bread and wine/juice/water for communion. Individually wrapped elements will be provided at church.
Scripture Ephesians 4:1-7, 11-13
Sermon Bearing With One Another
In a time of a fractured society and a stubborn virus, not to mention the usual challenges of life, it can be difficult to love one another. Apparently this isn’t a new experience, as the letter to the Ephesians makes clear. But that’s the job description of a friend and follower of Christ…
Everyone, vaccinated and unvaccinated, wearing masks. Sing masked!Worship in the lobby (narthex) with a mask. The lobby is an open-air environment for families with children and those with health conditions in a socially distanced, well-ventilated space with all the glass open to the outdoors. Sing masked! In the shade under the pop-ups; those not yet vaccinated or with health conditions should wear masks. Sing like you’re in the shower!
Worship online
We are seeking to create an atmosphere of grace and comfort for everyone. We will not screen worshipers, but those who come on campus are certifying they do not currently have COVID-19, are not experiencing symptoms, have no reason to quarantine, and will wear a mask and practice social distancing if they are not vaccinated.
This Sunday we ordain and install elders and deacons to leadership in Christ Presbyterian Church. Being ordained as elders are Jim Corthay, Jay Delcamp, Dave Forsythe and Cynthia Horine; Robin Bradshaw, ordained in her former church home, will be installed as elder. Being ordained as deacons are Teri Delcamp, Bill Huelsman and Kevin Thomson, while Kay Brickley, previously ordained elsewhere, will be installed as deacon at CPC. Lori Gould will be installed as a deacon on August 8. Welcome to this ministry!
In person Sunday School Join us outdoors for Bible stories, arts and crafts, science demos, games, music and more! If you are new to our Sunday School program, please register here: https://tithe.ly/event-registration/#/2404834 Details: Cathy Love cathyl@cpclacosta.org9:30-10:15: PreK-2nd and 3rd-5th grade, in the Education building courtyard and pop-up canopy (after the children’s message)
11-11:45: PreK-5th grade, in the Education building courtyard (after the children’s message)
The first Sunday of every month is Communion Sunday, when kids stay with their families in worship.
Middle School Youth (rising 6th-8th grade) Every Wednesday, 5:00-6:30 p.m.
Welcome to IN-PERSON Youth Group on its new night! We can’t wait to hang out with our 6th graders and finally see everyone! Join us for the BEST night of the week for games, friends and so so so much FUN. We’ll be outside so bring a sweatshirt. This will be the summer of celebration-all the things we missed last year.
High School meets IN PERSON at a new, earlier time on Sundays, next on August 1 and our regular schedule of the 1st and 3rd Sundays! Join us for fun, fellowship and friends!
HANDS OF PEACE SUNDAY, JULY 25
Scripture Exodus 2:1-10
Sermon The Power of the Personal
The often overlooked story of Pharoah’s daughter finding the baby Moses floating in the Nile River, is not to be missed for its insight—and even more for its courage.
Hands of Peace Sunday is an annual tradition at CPC when we welcome Israeli, Palestinian, and American youth who take part in an intense three-week program of dialogue, learning, and fellowship as a way of planting seeds for a future peace in Israel/Palestine. Founded after September 11, 2001 by mothers of the three faiths, over 700 young adults have been through the HOP in San Diego and Chicago. This summer and last, the in-person program was suspended due to COVID, but this year an online “Summer Program Launchpad” is preparing next year’s participants for the program. CPC has supported HOP for eight years with mission gifts, homestays, board members Kathy Reese and Glen and Rocio Middleton, and by hosting youth on a summer Sunday, to resume in 2022!
Sister Faiths Reunion at CPC, 5:00 — 6:30 p.m. For the first time since January 2020 we will gather in person with our Jewish and Muslim friends outdoors for an ice cream food truck (for purchase), cold beverages, lawn games, and conversation. Please don’t bring snacks to share after all; we’ll have a few provided as well, and we’ll follow our worship protocol regarding masks.
Coffee Hour between services—stay late or come early! Coffee, tea, hot chocolate will be served by amateur baristas (no tips!). And yes, donut holes on communion Sundays!
Online coffee hour on Zoom10:00 – 10:30 a.m. Click the link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85368909396?pwd=djlzNUNjanNEalJYcGhET3BGemFDUT09
Meeting ID: 853 6890 9396 Password: 075189
WORSHIP THIS SUNDAY: SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
9:00 a.m. Contemporary Worship 10:45 a.m. Traditional Worship
Worship in the sanctuary with or without a mask. Those who are vaccinated need not wear a mask; those not yet vaccinated or who so prefer should wear them. Sing softly!
Worship in the lobby (narthex) with a mask in a safe environment for families with children and those with health conditions in this socially distanced, masked open air setting. Sing masked!
Worship outdoors on the patio with or without a mask in the shade under pop-ups (masks for those not yet vaccinated or with health conditions). Sing like you’re in the shower!
Worship online. Live every Sunday at 9:00 and 10:45, or later for recordings. Click “Watch Worship” (to the right) and click the service of your choice. Sing to wake the neighbors!
We are seeking to create an atmosphere of grace and comfort for everyone. We will not be screening worshipers, but those who come on campus are certifying they do not currently have COVID-19, are not experiencing symptoms, have no reason to quarantine, and will wear a mask and practice social distancing if they are not vaccinated.
Children and Youth
In person Sunday School is back! Join us outdoors for Bible stories, arts and crafts, science demos, games, music and more! If you are new to our Sunday School program, please register here: https://tithe.ly/event-registration/#/2404834 Details: Cathy Love cathyl@cpclacosta.org
9:30-10:15: PreK-2nd and 3rd-5th grade, in the Education building courtyard and pop-up canopy (after the children’s message)
11-11:45: PreK-5th grade, in the Education building courtyard (after the children’s message)
The first Sunday of every month is Communion Sunday, when kids stay with their families in worship.
In-person Youth Gatherings Begin!
Middle School Youth (rising 6th-8th grade) Every Wednesday, 5:00—6:30 p.m.
Welcome to IN-PERSON Youth Group on its new night! We can’t wait to hang out with our 6th graders and finally see everyone! Join us for the BEST night of the week for games, friends and so so so much FUN. We’ll be outside so bring a sweatshirt. This will be the summer of celebration—all the things we missed last year.
High School Youth
High School meets IN PERSON at a new, earlier time on Sundays, next on August 1 and our regular schedule of the 1st and 3rd Sundays! Join us for fun, fellowship and friends!
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