Welcome to First Cumberland Presbyterian.
Bible-believing. Christ-centered. Mission-minded.

Worship with Us

Sunday mornings, 10:45 am

Our worship is traditional and liturgical. What does that mean? We sing hymns and sit in silence before God; confess our sins and affirm our faith; celebrate the seasons of the liturgical year; and pray the Lord's Prayer together.

We have a pipe organ not a praise band. Our worship services are reverent but not stiff and formal.

Come as you are: let's worship God together!

Church Calendar

Sunday, December 2
9:00 Donuts and Coffee
9:30 Sunday School
10:00 LOGOS choirs rehearse
10:45 Worship
LOGOS Choirs Sing
Communion
3:00 "Away in a Manger" Presbytery-wide Children's Event
4:30 "Convos @ Crabsley" Youth Girls Gathering
5:00 Mission Cleveland Chapel

Monday, December 3
10:30 Joy Bible Study: Joy Because...Joy Despite...

Tuesday, December 4
6:30 Men's Ministry

Wednesday, December 5
9:00 Cumberlands Care
4:45 LOGOS: "away in a manger"
6:00 Dinner: pizza
7:00 Choir Rehearsal

Thursday, December 6
11:30 Mildred Brown CPWM Christmas Party

Saturday, December 8
9:30-12:30 Children's Christmas Party / Parents' Morning Out
10:30 Cantata Rehearsal
1:00-4:00 Youth Christmas Party

Sunday, December 9
9:00 Coffee and Donuts
9:30 Sunday School
10:45 Worship: Christmas Cantata
12:00 Fellowship Lunch
12:45 Session Meeting

Sermon Schedule

November 25
Christ the King Sunday
John 18:33-38a: Heavy is the Head that Wears the Crown

December 2
First Sunday of Advent: HOPE
Luke 21:25-36: A Word of Hope for the Wide-Eyed Pessimist
Communion Service
LOGOS Choirs Sing

December 9
Second Sunday of Advent: LOVE
Christmas Cantata
Fellowship Lunch

December 16
Third Sunday of Advent: JOY
Philippians 4:4-7: Open Your Heart

December 23
Fourth Sunday of Advent: PEACE
Micah 5:2-5a: Open Your Mind

Read our Latest Church Newsletter

LOGOS: Year #30
Wednesdays, 4:45-7:00, beginning September 19
LOGOS is up and running. Our kids (age 2 through middle school) are learning about the symbols which help us express our faith--and we are learning a little Greek, too! Come make art, sing songs, learn about the Bible, and eat a delicious meal with us!

This Sunday marks the beginning of Advent: a season of waiting and preparing. "Waiting" might look (and feel) like "not doing much of anything," but it is surprisingly difficult. May God help us WAIT with hope, with love, with joy, and with peace.