Women of Faith

This group is for women who want to learn and grow in knowledge and understanding of themselves and others, deepen their faith, share their witness, and support one another through book study, discussion, and prayer.

Meetings are held on the 2nd Monday of each month at 1:15 p.m. in the church conference room from September until May.

Women of Faith has chosen to meet at The Prime Minister restaurant on Main Street in Thiensville for lunch at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, June 8, to celebrate completing the current book study. Those at our April meeting agreed to tackle a Bible study of Revelations next fall. It should be fascinating, and Pastor K will help to find a book and/or resource appropriate for learners at a “beginner” level; one that would focus on applying the book of Revelations to daily living.

“4th Monday” Summer Coffees at 9:00 a.m., will be on June 22, July 27, and August 24 on the Cedarburg Community UMC before Tai Chi class begins at 9:30. Come early for best parking, and BYO coffee, tea, smoothie, bakery, sandwich, or salad to enjoy on the patio in good weather or in the Community Room, if weather is inclement. All are welcome!

Please contact Barbara Anne Ridgely if you have questions.

Men's Study Group - June Update

This group is for men who wish to develop fellowship with other faith-minded gentlemen.  Religious-oriented books are often a topic of discussion but the group is primarily focused on camaraderie.  

Meetings are held at 7:00 a.m. every Thursday at PJ Piper's Pancake House, W61 N514 Washington Avenue, Cedarburg. Coffee and/or breakfast is optional but discussion is not.

Hey guys; come and join us as we read and discuss the letters of Peter.  In February and March we discussed William Barclay’s book on the Letters of James from his Daily Study Series.  In April we continue with Barclay s study of the Letters of Peter.  Barclay, a renowned Presbyterian theologian, author, and minister, is well known for his in-depth texts of all the books of the bible. His intent on writing the series was not academic but to enable readers to “to know Jesus Christ more clearly, to love him more dearly, and follow him more nearly.”

Why did Peter, who Jesus loved most and named him the Rock on which the Christian church would be built, write only a few letters? I Peter is like a series of letters more like sermons; II Peter is more like a pastoral letter. They appear to be addressed to the entire Christian community as opposed to Paul’s letters being addressed to individual communities. We look forward to learning more about the frequently forgotten or ignored words of Peter as interpreted by Barclay.

Men! We look forward to seeing you PJ Piper’s Pancake House Thursday mornings at 7am.  We’ll analyze Barclay’s thinking and share
some comradery.

Care Connectors

Care Connectors continue to serve our homebound and limited mobility members by arranging communion, home visits, or calls. If you know of someone who needs a connection to care, please let Pastor Kyabuntu know.