Get Involved at
Community Presbyterian Church
CPC offers many ways to grow in faith, build relationships,
and serve our community in Christ’s name.
Whether you’re new to church life or looking for a deeper connection, you’ll find a place to belong here.
Men’s Ministry
Men’s Ministry at CPC encourages men to grow as disciples through study, fellowship, and service.
What is Men’s Ministry?
A place for men to deepen their faith and build strong, supportive relationships.
Who is it for?
Men of all ages and stages of life.
What happens when we gather?
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Bible study
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Prayer
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Fellowship breakfasts
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Service projects
Quick Facts
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Meets: Every Friday @ 8:00 AM
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Location: CPC Mountain Room
CPC Quilters
The CPC Quilters are a dedicated group of volunteers who meet weekly to create quilts and handmade items that bring warmth, comfort, and care to people in need throughout Central Oregon.
When do the Quilters meet?
The Quilters gather every Thursday at 10 AM in a warm and welcoming environment.
What do the Quilters make?
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Hundreds of quilts
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Pet beds and pet throws
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Bibs and burp cloths
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Tote bags
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Adult bibs
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Table runners and wall hangings
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Numerous handmade items
Where do the quilts and items go?
Most items are delivered to local agencies and distributed to individuals and families in need throughout our community.
Why this ministry matters
The Quilters combine creativity, compassion, and fellowship to bring warmth, comfort, and dignity to people across Central Oregon. Their work is a beautiful expression of Christ’s love in action.
Small Groups & Bible Studies
Small groups and Bible studies help you grow in faith and build meaningful relationships.
What kinds of groups are available?
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Weekly Bible studies
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Sermon discussion groups
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Seasonal studies
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Fellowship groups
Quick Facts
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Groups Meet: Throughout the week
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Contact the office for more details
Sermon Zoom Discussion
The Sermon Zoom Discussion is a weekly small group that meets to reflect on Sunday’s sermon and grow together in faith. It’s a welcoming space for conversation, connection, and thoughtful engagement with Scripture.
When does the group meet
The group meets every Sunday afternoon at 4:00 PM on Zoom and wraps up at 4:40 PM.
What happens during the discussion
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Reflecting on the day’s sermon
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Sharing insights and experiences
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Asking questions and exploring Scripture
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Encouraging one another in faith
Who is this group for
Anyone who wants to go deeper into the sermon, connect with others, and enjoy meaningful conversation in a relaxed, online setting.
Spiritual Growth Zoom Meeting
The Spiritual Growth Zoom Meeting is a weekly gathering for peaceful reflection, fellowship, and shared devotion. It offers a calm, welcoming space to pause, connect, and grow in faith together.
When does the group meet
The group meets every Thursday at 4:45 PM on Zoom and concludes at 5:20 PM.
What happens during the meeting
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A short spiritual devotion shared by one of the participants
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Time for reflection and gentle conversation
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Encouragement and connection in a relaxed setting
Who is this group for
Anyone seeking a quiet, nurturing space for spiritual growth and community.
Why this group matters
This weekly rhythm provides a peaceful moment in the week to breathe, reflect, and draw closer to God alongside others.
Caregivers' Support Group
The Caregivers’ Support Group is a welcoming space for anyone caring for a loved one to find encouragement, understanding, and community. This group offers a gentle rhythm of connection where caregivers can share experiences, receive support, and walk alongside others who understand the journey.
Who is this group for
Anyone caring for a spouse, parent, family member, or friend — whether the caregiving is daily, occasional, or long‑term.
What happens during the gathering
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Sharing stories and challenges
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Offering mutual support and prayer
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Learning from one another’s experiences
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Finding rest, hope, and companionship
Quick Facts
Meets: Every other Wednesday @ 9:00 AM
Location: CPC Fellowship Hall
Presbyterian Women
Presbyterian Women is a Christ‑centered community of women committed to study, fellowship, and mission.
What is Presbyterian Women?
A national PCUSA ministry focused on spiritual growth and service.
Who is it for?
Women seeking deeper study and mission involvement.
What happens when we gather?
Bible study
Mission support
Fellowship gatherings
Quick Facts
Meets: 4th Tuesday @ 12:30 PM
Location: CPC Library
Monthly Lunch Bunch
The Monthly Lunch Bunch is a relaxed, friendly gathering where people enjoy good food and great conversation at local restaurants. It’s an easygoing way to connect, meet new friends, and share fellowship in the middle of the week.
What to expect
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Warm, welcoming conversation
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A casual meal together
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A chance to get to know others in the CPC community
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A simple sign‑up in the narthex to ensure enough seating
Who is this for
Anyone who enjoys good food, good company, and easygoing fellowship.
Quick Notes
Meets: Third Thursday of each month
Time: 12:00 PM (noon)
Location: Rotating local restaurants in Redmond
Parkinson's Support Group
The Parkinson’s Support Group is a monthly gathering for individuals living with Parkinson’s and the caregivers who walk alongside them. It offers encouragement, shared understanding, and helpful resources in a compassionate, supportive setting.
What happens during the meeting
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Guest speakers who share insights on Parkinson’s care and wellness
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Time for conversation, questions, and mutual support
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Access to helpful resources for both individuals and caregivers
Who is this group for
Anyone living with Parkinson’s, as well as spouses, family members, and caregivers seeking connection and support.
Why this group matters
This group provides a safe, understanding space to learn, share, and find strength together — reminding every participant that they are not alone.
Quick Notes
Meets: Second Monday of each month
Time: 1:00 PM
Location: CPC Fellowship Hall
Fellowship Opportunities
CPC offers joyful fellowship opportunities throughout the year that help our church family connect, celebrate, and grow together. These gatherings create space for friendship, laughter, and meaningful community.
Annual Fellowship Events
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Church Barbecue — A fun summer gathering with food, connection, and community.
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White Elephant Christmas Party — A lighthearted holiday tradition full of joy and laughter.
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Angelfest — Our festive Christmas bazaar featuring handmade items and seasonal cheer.
Weekly Fellowship
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Coffee & Cookies — Every Sunday after worship, we enjoy a warm time of conversation and connection in the Fellowship Hall.
Why these gatherings matter
Fellowship is at the heart of our life together. These events help us build relationships, welcome newcomers, and celebrate the joy of being a church family.
Choir & Praise Team
CPC’s music ministry leads our congregation in worship through choir, praise team, and special music.
What is the Music Ministry?
A joyful community of singers and musicians who serve through worship leadership.
Who is it for?
Anyone who loves to sing or play an instrument.
What happens when we gather?
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Weekly rehearsals
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Sunday worship leadership
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Seasonal music events, including the annual Cantata
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Community Service & Mission
CPC is committed to serving Redmond and supporting mission partners around the world.
How can I serve locally?
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Community service projects
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Safe Parking support
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Jericho Table
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Durable medical equipment lending
How can I support global mission?
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Mombasa Kenyan School partnership
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Mission giving
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Prayer support
Quick Facts
Opportunities: Ongoing
Iglesia Betsaida
(Spanish Church)
Iglesia Betsaida is a vibrant Spanish‑speaking church community that gathers for prayer, Bible study, worship, and fellowship. All ages are welcome to come, grow, and experience the love of Jesus together.
Friday Prayer & Bible Study
Fridays • 6:45–8:00 PM • All Ages Welcome
Friday evenings begin with a heartfelt time of prayer, lifting up the needs of our church families and community. After prayer, we share enriching Bible studies that encourage spiritual growth and connection.
Sunday Worship & Bible School
Sundays • 12:00–7:00 PM
Experience a full and uplifting Sunday with Bible School followed by a dynamic worship service. After worship, everyone is invited to stay for fellowship over food and coffee. The warmth and love of the Iglesia Betsaida community make every person feel welcomed, valued, and embraced by the love of Jesus.
Creative Roots Preschool
Creative Roots Preschool provides nurturing, high‑quality care and early childhood education for children ages 6 weeks to 6 years.
Each classroom is designed to support children at every stage of development, offering a safe, joyful, and engaging environment.
Age‑Based Classrooms
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Acorns — Infants and 1‑year‑olds
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Saplings — Ages 2 to 3
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Wild Oaks — Ages 3 to 4
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Mighty Oaks — Ages 4 to 5
Each class offers age‑appropriate learning, play, and social development guided by caring, trained staff.
Learn More or Schedule a Tour
Families are invited to explore the curriculum, meet the teachers, and tour the classrooms.
The Creative Roots staff would love to welcome you, answer your questions, and help you discover whether the preschool is the right fit for your child.
👉 Visit the website: creativerootspreschool.com
Scouting America
Scout Troop and Cub Pack
CPC is home to both a Scout Troop and a Cub Scout Pack through Scouting America, offering youth opportunities to grow in leadership, character, and outdoor skills. These programs provide hands‑on learning, teamwork, and meaningful experiences for children and teens.
Scout Troop (Ages 11–17)
Meets Tuesdays at 7:00 PM
The Scout Troop is designed for youth ages 11–17 and focuses on developing leadership, outdoor skills, and strong character. Scouts participate in camping, service projects, merit badge programs, and activities that build confidence and responsibility.
Cub Scout Pack (Kinder–5th Grade)
Meets Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
The Cub Scouts program is created for younger children, offering age‑appropriate adventures that build skills, confidence, and teamwork. Kids learn through fun, hands‑on activities that encourage curiosity and character.