Rev. Caitlan’s Book Club will be studying “Ordinary Mysticism” twice a month (1st and 3rd Tuesdays) till November! Join this group as they take turns hosting and studying together, learning and growing with each other.
Did you have questions from last week’s sermon? Were you not able to attend, but want to learn from others about it? Join our weekly group as we discuss past and future sermons in our different series happening this Fall. Bring you Bible, or we will supply one. We look forward to seeing you. Any questions, contact Pastor Joel.
Anyone interested in big God/life questions and willing to wonder options with others? Join us the 1st and 3rd Sunday of every month (until December)! We will help support our local businesses, and meet at Riley’s Mill Ale Works, in Chestertown. Any questions, contact Pastor Joel.
Any men seeking fellowship and guidance in living fuller, holy lives, please join us every Monday night! We will be studying “The First to Follow”. Any questions, please contact our group leader.
Join our Spiritual Growth Group as they study “In the Shelter” . The group meets weekly and it’s a chance to grow with each other, seeking comfort and a sense of community. Any questions, contact our group leader.
Join us for this new group of Love and Loss. Are you grieving because of a loved one has recently passed away? Is life different now, and you are unsure how to go forward? Join this small group as we discuss dying, death, grief and life after loss with a journal to help us navigate through the different stages. Any questions, contact Pastor Joel.
Current Adult Groups
Adults
Jesus’ first act of ministry was to form a small group. He called them friends, told them the truth, shared his fears and dreams, and together, they became the seeds of church. This congregation offers a variety of small groups (day of the week, frequency of meeting, topics to cover) so every adult will join a small group and participate faithfully.
“(A Christian community is) a healing community not because wounds are cured and pains are alleviated, but because wounds and pains become openings or occasions for a new vision.”



Join us to see “ Murder on the Orient Express.” Sign up at the back of the sanctuary and drop a check payable to PCC or Cash in the offertory (make sure you identify it) in the offertory today. Not able to join us on Sundays? Feel free to mail a check to us or stop by. Any questions, contact, susanbasener@gmail.com .