The John Rankin House, where the Rankin family worked together to move enslaved people towards freedom. On Good Friday, we remember Jesus’ sacrifice for us and for our salvation. In the New Testament, the word salvation can also be translated liberation; it is the same word used when God liberated...
Kwabena Boateng Class of 2020 Mission Committee Liaison What committee do you serve on, and what is it doing to build up CSPC as the body of Christ? The Mission Committee has exciting, upcoming and continuing projects to expand CSPC’s presence in the community. Food for Thought has resumed for...
Becky Burdick Class of 2020 Congregational Care How long have you been a member at CSPC? Why did you join? I have been a member of CSPC for 40 years. When I first moved here, I had a dental hygiene patient who, during discussion, asked me if I was a Presbyterian. When...
The word Presbyterian comes from the Greek word presbuteros, which means elder. Our elders are ordained women and men lifted up from the congregation to guide and govern the ministries of the church. They are also an amazing, funny, faithful group of people. Over the next few months we’ll be running a...
Shannon McCauley: “There Will Always Be Hope” This year was my third year going to the Middle School Montreat Youth Conference. Every single year I become closer and closer to God. Middle School Montreat helps me and other middle schoolers alike to experience the hope and joy that God’s presence...
Aidan Murphy: “We Can Still Find Hope” According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary hope is described as a desire accompanied by expectation of or belief in fulfillment. So, in kid terms, hope is the feeling that you get when you want something and think you will receive it. There were four...
Corinne Mozea: “Hope–A Very Powerful Word” Over the week we did many things, including going to worship. Each day we had worship. I felt God’s love and hope the most the second day of worship. This was Thursday. Thursday’s theme was “Hope Shakes Things Up.” In small group we got to...
To the beloved disciples of CSPC, A year ago today, I was driving towards the church for my very first day as your pastor–my very first day as a pastor (ordained and active). I was nervous. Excited. Tired from moving into my new place. Worried about learning a bunch of new names....
So, what’s an e-newsletter anyway? Lots of churches use weekly e-newsletters to keep in touch. For Crescent Springs Presbyterian, our main goal is to provide information about upcoming events and needs here at the church. The e-newsletter will go out most Mondays, so even if you miss Sunday worship, you...
The turn of the year always invites reminiscing over the year past, and wondering about the year to come. Pastors are not exempt from that urge. 2016 was a huge year in my life, and in the life of Crescent Springs Presbyterian Church. This time last year, I was starting my...
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