Category Archives: Encouragement

Bible, Connection, Encouragement, News, Prayer

Reading the Bible 2021

September 27, 2021 Cedar Hills Community Church

READ THE BIBLE IN A YEAR – Let’s do this, Church! Join the Cedar Hills staff by reading the entire Bible chronologically in 2021. We’ll be using “The Bible Recap” – a daily schedule of readings with an accompanying podcast. Follow the steps below to get set-up for January 1st. (Or jump in with the New Testament on Oct 1) There are options for those who prefer paper and those who will be using their mobile devices:

Print users: Jan.1 YEAR-LONG reading plan | Oct 1 – New Testament Plan)
There are copies of these plans available in the Gathering Space at The Hub.
For digital users: Download the Bible app.
Sign up for your reading plan “The Bible Recap”.
- If you’d like to join the Cedar Hills group, use this link.
- If you’d like to read it on your own or create your own group, use this link.
Subscribe to The Bible Recap podcast. Available on iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher | Podbean | Google | Google Play | YouTube

Consistory, COVID-19, Encouragement, News

Special Update from Consistory

November 16, 2020 Cedar Hills Community Church

SPECIAL UPDATE FROM CONSISTORY:

The Consistory (our church board) convened a special meeting this week to discern our congregation’s response to the current COVID-19 surge. We are deeply concerned about the health and well-being of our community. In compliance with the latest governor’s proclamation, we added mandatory mask wearing to our mitigation response. Also, please follow these guidelines:

Wear a mask for all group gatherings.
Maintain distance in all group gatherings.
Wash hands frequently.
Do not attend if you are sick or have been exposed to sickness.
Do not attend if you are vulnerable.

We believe in the value of in-person gatherings for offering hope and encouragement. We will continue to evaluate our ability to meet in-person safely. We will make changes as necessary to help us carry out our mission of sharing the love of God and also protecting staff, volunteers, and attendees. We invite your prayers for our congregation and community in these challenging times.

The Lord be with you,
The Consistory

Encouragement