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Charlie's Coats
Activities at Community Presbyterian Church
Activities at Community Presbyterian Church
Charlie's Coats - Donation and Give Away
This is an opportunity to give a coat or get a coat!
Location: WATERFORD, Community Presbyterian Church, a block north of Dixie Highway on Sashabaw (at Monroe).
⦁ GIVE a coat: Anytime through Sunday, November 30. There is a collection box at the main doors on Monroe Ave.
⦁ GET a coat: Tuesday, Nov.18, 10-2 p.m.; or Saturday, Nov. 30, 10-2 p.m. They will be hung up inside the building.
Clean, gently used (or new!) coats/jackets are accepted. All sizes are needed--small kids, youth, and adults. Coats not given away in November will be given to local organizations.
The late Helen Sargent started this mission about 25 years ago to honor her late husband, Charles, who always had a heart for those who were in need.
Take a Sack, Bring It Back - to benefit Lighthouse
Deacons are running the Annual Food Drive to benefit the Lighthouse Emergency Service North, for their Thanksgiving Program. There are grocery bags at both of the doors. Feel free to take one or two, however you can help.
There is shopping list stapled to the bag. Through November 16, we will accept donations of food – or gift cards if you want, they can always use those, (The Scrip program has Meijer and Kroger gift cards, and more.)
Thank you on behalf of the Deacons and Lighthouse North
Monarch Butterfly Purchase & Release
August 24, 2025, saw our release of nearly 100 monarch butterflies, a project that has been going on for a decade.
The plan for 2026 is to again have people purchase butterflies in June and then have the release in August. To get on the list for 2026 information, email Susan at <office.cpcwaterford@gmail.com>.
Regular Activities
Regular Activities
You are invited to join us for any or all of our regular activities.
For more information, continue down this screen or call the office (248-673-7805).
Bible Studies - Monthly: 1st Thursday, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
Prayer Shawl Ministry (bring your knitting or crocheting) - Monthly: 2nd Monday, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Jewelry-making Class - Every other Monday, 10 a.m.- noon. (Free class, pay for your supplies.) See the Calendar (CLICK HERE)
Garden Work Bee in the Monarch Butterfly Waystation garden - Spring to Fall. See the Calendar (CLICK HERE)
Adult Choir (SATB) - Weekly: Wednesday, 5:00 - 6:15 p.m., Sept. to early June. See the Calendar (CLICK HERE)
Handbell Choir - Weekly: Wednesday, 7:00 - 8:30 p.m., Sept. to early June. See the Calendar (CLICK HERE)
More Information:
Bible Studies: For July and August, the discussions have been about "Different Women of the Bible." Women are often mentioned in the Bible, but little is typically said about them and their backgrounds. Some were powerful and notorious. Bring a Bible or borrow one from us. There is no cost.
Prayer Shawl Ministry: The group makes shawls, which are given to people needing special prayers and comfort. Are you just learning to knit or crochet? We have materials and plenty of help. There is no cost.
Jewelry-making Class: These free classes are led by Jenny Sansom, author of Healing with Gemstones (2023). Make your own jewelry and take it home, with the only cost being for your supplies. For example, earring supplies for $3 or a simple bracelet for under $10. It's a fun learning experience with a group of friendly people.
Garden Work Bee: Help sustain our Monarch Butterfly Waystation garden--help the butterflies and other pollinators. Learn about the plants, and share in some of the extra plants when we do thinning. Bring your favorite digging and trimming tools (and we have extras), and have fun playing in the dirt!
Adult Choir: Come sing with us! The adult "Chancel" choir helps lead the congregation for hymns and responses, and we typically have a special anthem each Sunday from September into June. Besides our Wednesday evening rehearsal, we meet at 9:40 a.m. on Sunday to warm up and review our music. Directed by Eric Johnson, an accomplished pianist and certified Colleague of the American Guild of Organists (CAGO), we do a variety of music to support the church season and the day's message. Join us any time throughout the year!
Handbell Choir: Do you want to expand your handbell experience or maybe give it a try? We have a large set of bells and can easily welcome more ringers! The handbell choir is led by Eric Johnson, Director of Music, and plays regularly, about once a month.
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