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News, Prayer

Wednesday Prayer Meetings

**BEGINNING WED, FEB 18, 2026**
During Lent, Cedar Hills has a meal and worship service on Wednesday evenings,  And so the prayer meeting will meet IN PERSON immediately following the services, starting around 7:05pm and meet in the Resource Center.  Feb 18-Mar.25

REGULAR PRAYER MEETINGS (not during Lent)- Wednesdays at 6:00pm in the Zoom app (details below). Everyone is welcome to come! Even if you are uncomfortable praying out loud, come and agree with us in prayer.

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/5243529410

  • Meeting ID: 524 352 9410
  • Password: Cedarhills

 

Holiday, News, Worship

Ash Wednesday 2026

Join us for Ash Wednesday at Cedar Hills –February 18. A meal will be served 5:15pm-6:15pm, with a short reflective worship service at 6:30pm.

We will sing, reflect and receive the traditional mark of ash on our foreheads.

We’ll continue to meet Wednesday nights for the season of Lent and will be studying the Sermon on the Mount.   Weekly meals 5:15-6:15pm with the worship service at 6:30pm.

It helps us prepare if you can kindly RSVP to the meal on the weekly bulletin response.

The Wednesday Prayer meeting will move from being online, to in person and will start immediately after these services, around 7:05pm and meet in the Resource Center.

Bible, Connection, Encouragement, News, Prayer

Reading the Bible 2025

The New Testament readings start Oct. 1!

If you want to join in our journey of reading through the Bible in 2025, joining at the New Testament point is a great spot!

Readings are a few chapters every day, followed by an awesome podcast from the Bible Recap to help you understand what you just read.

JOIN THE CEDAR HILLS NEW TESTAMENT GROUP

If you are already a part of the group reading through the entire Bible this year, you do not need to join the New Testament group.

 

Easter, Lent, News

Maundy Thursday at Cedar Hills

MIDWEEK SERVICES – On Wednesday nights until Easter (except for the week of Maundy Thursday) we have midweek worship services at 6:30pm.  These will run approximately 30 minutes with a meal beforehand.   There is also a meal served prior to the service 5:15-6:15pm.  Please kindly RSVP weekly to the office or on the bulletin response if you plan to attend the meal.

MAUNDY THURSDAY – Thursday, April 17 at 6:30pm we will meet for worship to look at the last hours of Jesus’ life, worship and celebrate the Last Supper by taking communion.  This service will run approximately 40 minutes. Dinner served prior 5:15-6:16pm.  RSVP on the bulletin response.

EASTER WORSHIP – Sunday, April 20 at 8:30am & 11am.  The 8:30am service will feature the traditional Easter hymns with choir and organ. The 11am service is modern worship.  There will be no Sunday classes on Easter Sunday.  Special kids’ Easter activities at 9:45am (including an egg hunt!)

Advent, Holiday, News

Salvation Army Ring Days

On Saturday, December 10, Cedar Hills will be manning the Salvation Army Red Kettles at the Johnson Ave Hy-Vee and 16th Avenue Fareway.

We will fill 1-hr time slots from 10am-7pm at both locations.

Contact Scott Drzycimski for information or to inquire about available spots below.

    News

    Tim Vink – Guest Speaker November 6

    We will gather for our annual Congregational Celebration on Sunday, Nov. 6 at 10am in between services.  (No Adult Sunday classes this day, but the children will still have classes). Cake and coffee to be served.  We will finish around 10:45am.

    This year we welcome special guest speaker Tim Vink from the Alliance of Reformed Churches.

    Tim Vink grew up in Minnesota on the lakes and sports fields but also in the pews of a vibrant congregation of Jesus. His life verse from Luke 12:48 was etched in him by strong Christian parents, “To whom much is given, much will be expected.” The emphasis was full of grace from God, and full of potential and opportunity.

    Through 35 years of evangelism, disciple-making, and helping diverse churches plant more reproducing churches, Tim has experienced the power of making Jesus our model for ministry today. Working with a multiplication mindset, embracing the fullness of the gospel of Jesus and New Testament patterns of Kingdom growth, and receiving all the help offered by the same Holy Spirit—the dynamic results have been life-giving for hundreds of new churches and tens of thousands of people. The Alliance of Reformed Churches will be an exciting next chapter where Tim serves as the Director of Spiritual Leadership and Outreach.