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Our Annual Progressive Dinner

We hope you will join the Deacons for our annual fall fellowship event. The evening begins with a large gathering followed by small group dinner parties hosted by members of our congregation. Please visit the website Events page by clicking the button below to RSVP and volunteer to host appetizers or a dinner group in your home. The food is provided, we just need your hospitality!

 

The $25 ticket price is also payable online and supports the Deacon Dinner Fund which provides holiday meals to our vulnerable neighbors. Scholarships are available to cover the cost of a ticket. Contact Julie Trowbridge by email with questions or call 630-927-0796.

Grow Your Vision

The Interim Pastor Search Committee is Excited to Introduce:

 

 The Reverend Dr. Nancy Kahaian, 

Interim Head Pastor

Starting at CPC Friday, October 3rd

 

Nancy’s congregation-based experience includes rural and suburban churches, capital city and small city congregations. For the past decade she has been an interim specialist in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)

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Learn more about Nancy Here

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We welcome Nancy to CPC!

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Hooray!  The congregation has voted to call the Rev. Dean Choi to be our new Associate Pastor.  

We are excited to welcome Dean and his wife, Serena Lee, to the CPC family.

Pastor Dean will begin his ministry at CPC on November 3rd.

He will be leading our middle and high school youth programs.  

In addition, he will be assisting in the leadership of worship,

providing pastoral care and supporting the Board of Deacons.

 

                            To learn more about Dean, click Here

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Concert Series:

Chicago Brass Quintet, Organist David Jonies

Sunday October 19th, 3:00 PM

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Widely recognized as one of America's most distinguished brass chamber ensembles, the Chicago Brass Quintet's signature sound has been embraced by audiences around the world and has helped shape the landscape of modern brass music. 

The concert will feature a wide range of music from the Renaissance to the contemporary, including works by Giovanni Gabrieli, Dietrich Buxtehude, Richard Strauss, Eugene Gigout, and others.

 

Ross Beacraft, (trumpet), Greg Fudala (trumpet), Sharon Jones (French horn), Adam Moen (trombone), and Matthew Gaunt (tuba)  will be joined by David Jonies, Director of Music & Organist at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago. All these players have appeared with the Chicago Symphony and many other major orchestras in the Chicago area. 

 

​ concert will be held in Fellowship Hall

 

More about Jim at https://jimgill.com/

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Check out the rest of our upcoming concert series! All shows will be Sundays at 3 pm, and livestreamed unless otherwise noted.

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CPC Events for Youth, Kids and Families

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CPC Kids Faith Formation

Visitors always welcome!

3yrs - 5th grade

CPC Kids Faith Formation

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The children will remain in the Sanctuary for the full worship service and Grace Space will be available.

Children will start in worship each Sunday. After Growing with God they will either remain in the sanctuary to participate in the full service or will go with our teacher volunteers to participate in faith formation class. 

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What to Expect During Worship?

At CPC we want worshippers of all ages to feel welcome and included in worship. Children can create their own worship bag before entering the sanctuary to enjoy while sitting with their family in the pew or join other children in Grace Space at the front of the sanctuary. 

Grace Space is an inclusive space for children to utilize during worship. It is located on the north side of the Sanctuary, in front of the chancel. 

There will be 2-3 adults sitting with the kids to help them navigate the worship service.  Parents are welcome to sit nearby! â€‹â€‹â€‹â€‹â€‹â€‹

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Families can drop off children up to 3 years old in the nursery to be cared for by our volunteers on Communion Sundays. It is located across from the church office on the main floor.

**The Nursery is always open and available for use. Livestream of the worship service is available in the Nursery! (Click HERE for more details on Nursery care).

​For the latest CPC Kids happenings, check out the CPC Thursday E-blast, the weekly CPC Kids email or visit the Events page. 

Visit the CPC Kids website page for details on Kids Faith Formation at CPC

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Questions? Contact Kristin Duy, Director of Children and Family Ministries at kduy@chcpc.org

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CPC Kids' Academy

2025-26 Enrollment is NOW OPEN

CPC Kids' Academy is a preschool for children 30 months to 5 years and an after-school program for kids in kindergarten thru 5th grade. The Academy has been in the Clarendon Hills community for more than 50 years and is VERY proud to be NAEYC accredited!

New families are invited to learn more about the Academy by contacting the Director Kelley Lemley at kelley.lemley@gmail.com to schedule a tour.​

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Build Your Own Worship Bags

Don't miss the new Worship Cart in the Narthex! Children 2 - 92 can build their own worship bag to bring into the Sanctuary. Each week there will be activities/worship aids for anyone looking to enhance their worship experience. There are bags available to put your choices in...this does not take the place of Grace Space...this is just another option for creating an inclusive worship service!

 

*After worship please bring activities/bag back to the cart*

CPC Events for Adults

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CIRCLE OF VOICES

Wednesday, October 15th, 9:30am

Gathering Room

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Circle of Voices will meet on Wednesday, October 15th at 9:30am in the Gathering Room at CPC. We will be discussing Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt. The book is available at the Clarendon Hills Library. All are welcome to join the discussion, even if you have not finished or read the book. Traditionally we enjoy lunch together at

a local restaurant. For more information, contact Barb Coop.

Read * Pray * Share

Thursdays, 9:00 - 10:30 am

Hybrid: Chapel and Zoom

We have concluded this year's R*P*S study! In September, we'll start up again on Thursdays at 9. Looking forward to seeing you then!

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October Adult Education:

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Celebrating Indigenous People's Day

Sunday, October 12


Presbyterian Polity
Sunday, October 19, 26, November 2; 10:45 am
Chapel or Zoom


As we continue exploring What It Means to Be Presbyterian, we are delighted to
welcome Rev. Kenneth Hockenberry, Clerk of Presbytery, for a three-part series on
Presbyterian polity—our way of doing things—on October 19 and 26, and November 2.
Ken Hockenberry has served as Stated Clerk of the Presbytery of Chicago since 2018
and brings a wealth of experience and insight to this topic. He also teaches
Presbyterian Polity as an adjunct faculty member at McCormick Theological Seminary.


Please join us.

Mission Opportunities

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CE-C Community Mission Project

September 28 - October 19

​Each night in the United States, an estimated 600,000 people live on the streets. We want to show that even a small act of love, such as donating a pair of socks, can make a big difference in the lives of our neighbors. This year our socks will be benefiting Metropolitan Family Services which runs the only Domestic Violence shelter in DuPage County. 

 

This is a perfect chance for your child to show kindness to others...encourage them to earn some money and then help them pick out socks to bring to church!

 

During the drive, boxes will be in the Narthex for sock donations

Choir is Back!

Chancel Choir and Clarion Bells are underway for the year!  All are welcome to join.

 

Chancel Choir - Wednesday at 7:00PM (Chancel)

 

Clarion Bells - Thursday at 7:00PM (Chancel)

 


Christopher M. Cock, D.M.A.

 

Director of Music Ministry

Meal-a-Month Bag!

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Food Pantries are in desperate need. Fill a bag with grocery items to be donated to Hinsdale Community Services. The suggested menu is:

  • Cereal & Pancake Mix

  • Peanut Butter & Jelly

  • Rice, Beans

  • Canned Soup

  • Canned Tuna or Chicken

  • Mac & Cheese

  • Shampoo, Conditioner

  • Laundry Soap, Dish Soap

  • Paper Products

Any non-perishable items will be most welcome! Pick up a bag in the narthex or use your own and return to CPC. Thank you for your generous donations.

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Prepackaged Communion Delivery 

Worshipping from home? Would you appreciate having communion juice and wafer delivered to you so you have communion elements ready to use during online worship? We are happy to bring you a supply of prepackaged communion elements. Please click here to email Pastor Beth and we'll deliver to your home!

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Visiting CPC?

Welcome!

We believe feeling welcome is foundational for members and visitors to be open to the journey of lifelong faith formation and growth. If you’ve felt a sense of welcome at CPC and are curious in learning more about us, reach out to Erin James, Community Connector or call the office at 630-323-6522.

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You can also visit the Connect or Plan Your First Visit pages to learn more about us!

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Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA)

aids disaster victims all around the world

Click here for more info and ways to offer your support. You can also donate directly HERE

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To directly donate to the LA wildfire assistance, click HERE

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