The CHICCS women’s ministry is hosting a Bunco night Thursday, March 22, 6:30 PM in rooms 134/135. Bring a cleaning product for a donation to our Open Hands Food Pantry.
Bunco nights are a great time of getting to know other women in the church. The game is easy to learn if you’re new! Gatherings are usually 16-20 people. We provide light refreshments as well.
All the ladies ages 12 and up are invited Saturday, Feb. 24 for the annual women’s lenten breakfast at Cedar Hills. The event begins at 9am. The women’s ministry lenten breakfast is a long standing tradition at Cedar Hills. The morning consists of breakfast, great conversation, songs and a presentation.
“We All Betray Him” is the theme of this year’s breakfast. Women from inside and outside the church are welcome to join! Invite your moms, sisters, aunts, daughters, coworkers – and enjoy a morning of conversation and fellowship.
Please help us plan accordingly by signing up in the Gathering Space on Sunday mornings or contacting Jennifer Curtis using the form below.
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Sat, Feb 3, at 2 PM—mothers, daughters, friends, sisters, and neighbors are all invited to enjoy Christian fellowship, tea, and goodies together! (Girls in Kindergarten or older invited). Dress up, be prepared to take some photos on site in the photo booth, and enjoy conversation with all the ladies!
RSVP below or in the Gathering Space on Sunday morning.
If you have tea pots or tea cups we could use for the event, please let us know on your registration form.
No Fields Found.BUNCO NIGHT
Monday, Jan 8, 6:30 PM, Rm#134/135, all women are invited! Bring a donation of dark washcloths and/or gallon-size Ziplock Freezer bags for Days for Girls.
Lavender Springs Spa retreat was enjoyed by approximately 40 women at Cedar Hills on Saturday, February 11th. The program consisted of rest and revival through the use of the Psalms. There were six sessions, each one concentrating on the different types of psalms: psalms of praise (Psalm 96, 104, etc) psalms of lament (Psalm 13, 27, etc) and so on.
During each session we were asked to write a word or phrase, on the white plastic sheeting, that applied to that type of psalm,. For example, for psalms of wisdom we drew a heart in orange and put a word of truth about ourselves in it. In a couple sessions the words we were asked to write words in brown or black, such as guilt or fear etc., depending on the psalms we were studying. In the last session while reading Psalm 136 aloud and having circled around the white plastic sheeting, a couple volunteers wiped off all the “bad” words, illustrating that Jesus wipes out all the bad and leaves just the good.
Also as part of each session the participants enjoyed singing songs, all of which were based on the psalms. The program was well received and well done.