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Fellowship at Concord Presbyterian Church
"We will build a church family that welcomes, embraces, and loves all people, excluding no one from full involvement in the life of the church. "Youth
Concord's
youth not only get together for
fun*, they are active in the missions
of the church. They prepare
and serve meals at homeless shelters, deliver baskets of food to the
Hanover Food Pantry, wrap gifts for our Holiday Family Offering, and
sell lunch to support their own mission
trip.
* get a pizza and watch a movie, or
go bowling, or ice skating, or even travel over a weekend to fellowship
with youth from another
area. See our Youth Group
page or the On-Line
Events Calendar.
Concord Women
Every Woman who joins Concord Presbyterian Church is automatically a member of Concord Women. You are most welcome, and are encouraged, to attend any of the Concord Women's events and gatherings. Concord Women board meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month at 1:30 p.m. in Jessie's Room. If you would like to join a circle please feel free to contact any leader. Join in the love and joy of getting to know one another better through God.
Congregational
Events
Family
Times - First Sunday Night of the
month after worship at 11:45 am -1:30 pm (starting in October).
Join us for a simple lunch followed by multi-age
activities,
including games, movies, crafts and more!Mission Brunches: Several times each year Church and Society Committee sponsors a mission brunch for the congregation when a speaker has come to share their Minute for Mission. A light breakfast is provided and there is time to ask questions and chat with the speaker.
Homecoming
Picnic (more pix) - held in September
this
casual
outdoor picnic (if the weather cooperates!) brings us together to
celebrate the start of new (school) year. Summer Pool parties - usually held in July. See Calendar.
Summer Ice Cream Social - Ice cream and dmusic in the park
Fabulous Pork Roast Dinner (November): An annual event and favored tradition of Concord Church is the Fabulous Pork Roast Dinner is sponsored by Concord Women and held in Fellowship Hall. Enjoy the food, fun, and fellowship with a special program to follow.
New York City Bus Trip (December): (sponsored by Concord Women). Bring a friend and come along! You can shop till you drop, go to the theater, visit a museum, or eat in a favorite restaurant. Make your reservations early so we can have a full bus. We have a great time every year!
SERVICE GROUPS
Care Committee: The Concord Care Committee is a standing committee of the Board of Deacons and is comprised of a few currently active Deacons plus good-hearted volunteers who provide our members with assistance in times of need. The committee can arrange for transportation to medical appointments, supply meals to the sick, injured, bereaved, and their family, plus the committee assists with memorial receptions at the church. The committee also arranges for the delivery of the Sanctuary flowers each Sunday and sends a note to everyone on our Weekly Prayer List to remind you that our Concord family cares for you.
Concord Ushers: Serving as one of the Concord Ushers is a great way to meet new people and strengthen your relationship with church members. Before worship ushers stand in the rear of the Sanctuary distributing bulletins, directing parents to childcare, and during the service they collect the offering. Following the service ushers collect the attendance sheets and straighten up the pews and the Narthex. Volunteers are placed on a rotating schedule so that each volunteer will only have to usher approximately five times per year. No experience is necessary, just a desire to serve your church. There are no meetings to attend and we invite the entire Concord Church community - singles, couples, and families - to volunteer.
Fellowship Committee: These individuals assist various groups within the church who are holding special events with set up, serving, and clean up. They also provide the refreshments for coffee hour before and after the worship service on Sunday mornings. Although several Deacons serve on the committee, additional help is always welcome.