Welcome
We invite you to come join us in worship and ministry!
When you visit our church, you will find:
- Preaching and teaching that is centered in the Word of God
- A place where you and your gifts can join with others to participate in the work of God here on earth.
- Friends to accompany you on the walk of discipleship
Contact Information
Regular Schedule
- Tuesday– 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
- Wednesday– 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM
- Thursday– 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
- Sunday School for ages 3 through adult– 9:00 AM
- Worship– 10:30 AM
- ESL– 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
- Kids' Group– 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
- Adult Study– 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Announcements
- Work as Worship Retreat-February 22nd, 2019
A day-long simulcast retreat on February 22nd. Hosted by RightNow Media.
Register to attend at Central Presbyterian
More info at workasworshipretreat.org
"We all spend the majority of our waking hours doing some kind of work—in the office, on the job site, or around the house—but we are often tempted to compartmentalize our faith and our work,” says RightNow Media President Brian Mosley. “However, God has called us to live out our faith every day of the week, not just on Sundays.”
For Christians who also happen to be business professionals, faith and work don’t often intersect. The connection between faith and work is not always obvious, but it is a God-given calling to make them connect. What if all Christians saw work as something holy? And what if work was actually an opportunity to worship God?
RightNow Media’s beliefs about faith and work boil down to the following eight tenants:
1. Work is good.
2. Sin corrupted work.
3. Jesus makes it possible for work to be redeemed.
4. God gave us a mission.
5. We carry Christ into our work.
6. God grows us through our work.
7. God can do more with our work than we can imagine.
8. Work is worship.
God gives every person their talents and skills so that through them we might worship him. The Work as Worship Retreat is an opportunity to connect our talents and skills back to our daily worship through work.
