Our Sunday Discovery is filled with enthusiasm as they discuss worship scripture that includes: historical background information that reflects the setting when the scripture was written, how relevant the scripture is to our culture, and how the scripture is relevant to one’s life today. The class teaches participants of all ages about discipleship, Biblical study, prayer, and more. This class give us an opportunity to grow in faith. We would like for you to join us!

We worship every Sunday morning at 10:00 AM. We are a casual but traditional worshiping community with the best music around the lake. While the choir is not large in number, they are mighty in voice, led beautifully by our music director, Seth Thomas. We have a lively Children’s Moment, some liturgy, some preaching, some teaching, and some singing—all in a welcoming and warm sanctuary. We expect to meet God and one another in this place every week.

After your soul has been fed, come join us at our Sunday morning Brunch. We offer brunch twice a month following the Sunday morning worship and is located in the Fellowship Hall. We serve the traditional county breakfast complete with homemade biscuits and gravy, along with eggs, hash browns, english muffins, bacon, sausage, and fruit salad to name just a few of our tasty foods. This is where we spend time enjoying good food, fun, and Christian fellowship. Come hungry, come often!

Children are an important part of a worshipping community and we are grateful for the many children who have been and are a part of ours.

Whether we have many or just a few, we are intentional about finding ways for our children to participate in church life.

We also care deeply for the children in our community and do our best to partner with Tool Elementary School to help offer love and encouragement for our students.

Monthly our students share music and songs as they lead the congregation i a puppet performance with music and puppets.

A dedicated group of musicians helping lead us in worship every week. They sing a variety of music from traditional to gospel to contemporary. Led by the talented Seth Thomas.

Once a week, we gather as neighbors and friends and dine together beginning at 5:00 pm.  Sometimes it’s at a restaurant, and others will involve pot lucks!  All are invited and food, fellowship and fun are on the table!  Here is our October itinerary: 

October 02: China Cafe

October 09: Whistlestop

October 16: Billito’s

October 23:  Hector’s

October 30: Catfish Corner

Every Monday, friends from the area gather to eat, visit, and play games. There is always a bridge game, dominoes, and various card games to play, as well as plenty of tasty snacks. Everyone is welcome—it’s a great, no-cost way to have a little fun, make new friends, or maybe reconnect with old ones.

Do you like to quilt? Have you ever wanted to learn? Let our Sit and Sew group be a part of your monthly routine. Sit and Sew is a group that meets in the Fellowship Hall to celebrate the art, beauty, and legacy of quilting. They bring their sewing machines, fabric, and cutters to work toward creating quilts. They share techniques, ideas, and friendship as they gather each week. All are welcome to come share their passion or find a new one.

Come sing with us! Practice is held here at the church every Thursday at 6:30pm. We are a dedicated group of musicians committed to bringing quality choral music to the Cedar Creek Lake area that sings a varity of music that ranges anywhere from classical choral music to Broadway. We present multiple free concerts a year ranging from classical vocal, classical piano, and Christmas Cantata! They are led by the talented Seth Thomas.

We believe people discover their true purpose and identity by knowing God through His Word. Reading the Bible is an important part of our walk with Christ. You want to dive into God’s Word, and you’re eager to learn more—but you’re not quite sure where to start. This is where we can help you in your spiritual journey. Every Thursday, we host a one-hour, small group Bible study led by the pastor. Get ready to learn and grow as the Holy Spirit speaks into your life each week.

This team will be bringing programs that we feel will be of interest to our church and community. Our plans are to offer these programs every two months. Other topics for presentation include the following:

 · Professional Organizer

·   Social Security / Medicare

·   Banking Matters

·   Independent/Assisted Living

·    Grief Share

 For questions or more information, please contact Suzanne at (903) 880-6233 or email Admin@cclumc.com

Do you have long term care of a loved one?  Come find a listening ear, a much-needed hug, and practical suggestions in the midst of your caregiving. We are fortunate to have Sharon Walker lead our group as friends and family share the challenges and rewards of caring for loved ones.  We meet on the 3rd Thursday of each month beginning at 10:00 am in the Parlor.  This is a group open to all in our community.

 For questions or more information, please contact Lynda at (903) 681-3835 or email at Admin@cclumc.com

An evening gathering of food, fun friendship and “a little Jesus.” Come make new friends and share in some meaningful converation. Check the calender for the next event.

The UMM meet the second Monday of each month at the Dairy Queen in Seven Points. Their purpose is to bring men in the church together to work on projects that support the church activities and other ministries of the church. They pride themselves on being the “Hands of the Church”, supporting the Trstees, fund raising activities, and any group or individual in need.

We have a large group of students who stay after school to learn about Jesus, share snacks, play games and make crafts. We are taking Jesus out into the world.

Need prayer? We believe in the power of prayer to make a difference. Click on the email below to send your request.

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