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Here is the first Youth Ministry Minute! Or as Neal Wilkinson calls it the “Nay Nay Cast”. I’m your host Rev. Nathan Wheeler coordinator of youth and young adult ministries for the CPC. The plan is for every Monday to share a video with you all about youth and young adult ministry. Could be a […]

This is your last chance to register for CPYC happening June 26-July 1 at Bethel University in McKenzie, TN. CPYC brings together high school youth from the CPC & CPCA each summer for fun, fellowship and faith. Our theme for this summer is Through It All. Youth and Adults will explore through worship, small groups […]

Written by Rev. Paul Tucker This August I will have had the privilege of being married to my incredible wife Katie for five years. I know, miracles definitely happen! These past five years have taught me much about the gift of marriage as well as the gift of the Gospel and they can provide a […]

GO and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.  Matthew 28: 19-20 As the children of Brenthaven Cumberland Presbyterian Church gathered to lead worship on Sunday morning, this was their message: […]

Parents, Should Sunday School Be a Priority for Your Children? Ever so often, someone writes an article or makes comments about Sunday school being archaic. If they mean that Sunday school is old, there’s no argument. Robert Raikes began Sunday school in England in July 1780. It was to meet the need of helping those children […]

As you are planning for summer activities at church, you might consider a program like Grand Friends. A summer program that we like to do at Brenthaven CP Church in Nashville is called Grand Friends.  We are blessed with terrific children and with wonderful older adults.  But –  there’s a problem.  A lot of the terrific children and […]

Adults rarely want to think about children being in the hospital and we especially hate the thought of children grieving over the death of a loved one.  However, I would like to urge parents and those who teach children to consider giving serious and intentional thought to children and grief.  Many parents like to protect their […]

You know how some articles are full of thought-provoking content and “get your wheels turning” theological ideas?  And some are full of practical ideas that you can use immediately or that spark your own creative genius within?  This one is the latter!  So if you need some practical “What can I do for Teacher Appreciation […]