Combined Worship
We now have 10:00am Combined Worship Service each Sunday. The question of returning to our 9:00am and 11:00am Sunday format will be addressed when our new pastor arrives.
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Congregational-Presbyterian Church Mission Study 2023
Written by our Pastor Search Committee, it includes feedback from the congregational survey.
The Study can be viewed HERE.
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Our Ongoing Programs Include . . .
Senior Exercise – Welcomes everyone on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, 9:00-9:45am in Fellowship Hall for low-impact exercise according to the “Fit and Fall Proof” method.
Women’s Association – We meet the second Monday of each month, 10:00am-12:00noon in Fellowship Hall. Join us for a brief business meeting, a devotion provided by one of the ladies, refreshments, fellowship, prayer requests, and a study on “The Bible in C. S. Lewis’s The Chronicles of Narnia” led by Pastor Steve. All ladies of our church and their guests are invited to join us.
Monday Evening Women’s Bible Study -Meeting on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month at 6:45pm in the Administration Building, join us for our study: “Proverbs: Wisdom that Works.” Study books are available – contact Rona Meske at 208-746-1128.
Deep Roots: Theology for Today – This weekly conversation on Tuesdays, 3:00-4:00pm in Fellowship Hall reads important Christian texts aimed at enriching our lives today. Contact Pastor Steve (208.743.4444) for information about our current text.
Wednesday Men’s Bible Study – Meets weekly in Fellowship Hall, 6:45 – 7:45am. Join us for good fellowship around God’s Word and enjoy coffee and donuts.
Friday Morning Women’s Bible Study -Meeting weekly on Fridays, all are welcome at 10:00am in the Chapel. We are studying Second Corinthians. Study guides are available from Gayle Beck (509-751-9918).
Food Bank Sunday – On the third Sunday of each month we invite our congregation to bring food to Fellowship Hall and place it in the shopping cart. The food is delivered to the Lewiston “Community Action Food Bank” located at 124 New Sixth Street where those in need can go and be served.