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Social/Coffee Hour begins immediately after worship service. Enjoy some coffee, tea, lemonade, and pastries with your families, friends, neighbors, and the church staff.

CPLC offers in-person worship services every Sunday at 9:30 AM, and also live-stream all services via YouTube. Immediately after weekly Sunday worship services, Adult Forum and Sunday School are offered. (Pre-registration for in-person services is not required.)

Join us IN-PERSON and ONLINE every Sunday for our worship services at 9:30 AM.

Remember to subscribe to CPLC's YouTube channel for upcoming events.

This AA Group meets once a week on Monday nights for one hour.

CPLC Quilters is a group that creates quilts in CPLC's Fellowship Hall every Tuesday from 9 AM to 1 PM. We welcome all ages to join us as we fellowship and/or sew. We appreciate all donations (bed sheets, pillow cases, materials, etc.). Feel free to drop off your donations to the Quilters at CPLC.

Join us for a talk about faith every Tuesday morning at 9 AM in the Fireside Room. All are welcome. Our discussion topics for this upcoming 2026 season are as follows:

6/23 What is one biblical character you struggle to understand, and why?

6/30 How do you reconcile the existence of suffering with a loving god?

7/7 In what ways do you feel called to serve within your community?

7/14 How has your view of prayer evolved over your life?

7/21 What role does forgiveness play in your life?

7/28 How do you interpret the concept of “Living in the world but not of the world”?

8/4 What has been your most challenging spiritual season, and what did you learn from it?

8/11 How does your Christian faith affect your views on current global issues?

8/18 What’s a recent sermon or teaching that challenged your assumptions?

8/25 How do you maintain hope in difficult times?

9/8 What biblical prophecy intrigues you the most, and why?

9/15 How do you practice spiritual disciplines, and which do you find most challenging?

9/22 What wisdom have you gained from the Book of Proverbs that you find most applicable to modern life?

9/29 How do you think Christianity impacts your relationships with non-believers?

10/6 What misconceptions about Christianity have you encountered, and how do you respond to them?

10/13 How does the concept of grace change the way you live?

10/20 What does being created in the image of God mean to you personally?

10/27 What aspect of Jesus’ life do you find most challenging to emulate?

11/3 How do you discern God’s will in your life?

COMO PARK FARMERS’ MARKET

There’s nothing better than fresh food and community connection. The Como Park Farmers’ Market returns this season, bringing together local growers, makers, and neighbors in one vibrant space.

This year, the market will take place in the CPLC parking lot at 1545 Hamline Ave N in St. Paul and will be held every Thursday from 2:00–6:00 PM, running May 14 through October 29. Please note there will be no market on August 27 or September 3.

You’ll find a wide variety of locally grown and produced foods, along with handmade goods from area vendors. The market accepts SNAP/EBT and offers matching programs to help make fresh, local food more accessible to everyone.

We look forward to seeing you at the market and celebrating the best of the season together.

Learn more at: https://comoparklutheran.org/como-park-farmers-market-2026/

Using SNAP/EBT at the Market: https://stpaulfarmersmarket.com/food-assistance-2/

• Stop at the information tent or table at any market.

• Show your EBT card or ask for an EBT transaction. (EBT cards from other states are accepted.)

• Market staff will ask how much you’d like to charge to your card. This amount is deducted from your monthly SNAP balance.

• For example, if you deduct $10, you will receive $10 in tokens to spend with participating vendors.

• You will also receive $10 in Market Bucks and $10 in Produce Bucks—these are free matching dollars you can use to buy more fresh food.

• The market can match up to $10 per visit.

  • So if you charge $30, you’ll receive $30 in tokens, $10 in Market Bucks, and $10 in Produce Bucks.

Social/Coffee Hour begins immediately after worship service. Enjoy some coffee, tea, lemonade, and pastries with your families, friends, neighbors, and the church staff.

CPLC offers in-person worship services every Sunday at 9:30 AM, and also live-stream all services via YouTube. Immediately after weekly Sunday worship services, Adult Forum and Sunday School are offered. (Pre-registration for in-person services is not required.)

Join us IN-PERSON and ONLINE every Sunday for our worship services at 9:30 AM.

Remember to subscribe to CPLC's YouTube channel for upcoming events.

☕✨ Sisterhood Social Sunday Coffee ✨☕

Sisters, we’re starting something sweet — and we’d love for you to be part of it.

This is a simple, cozy opportunity to get together between our Sis Social evening events. No agenda — just connection, warmth, and good company.

📅 Recurrence: Every 2nd Sunday, every other month 

🕚 Time: Around 11am, following church service 

📍 Location: TBD(We’ll share the spot each time. Options may include Caribou on Larpenteur by House of Wong or Como Dock & Paddle — and we welcome other suggestions.)

Whether you stay for 20 minutes or two hours, you’re welcome here. Bring a friend, settle in, and enjoy a moment of sisterhood.

Questions? Contact Hazel at bly_irisarrow@yahoo.fr

This AA Group meets once a week on Monday nights for one hour.

CPLC Quilters is a group that creates quilts in CPLC's Fellowship Hall every Tuesday from 9 AM to 1 PM. We welcome all ages to join us as we fellowship and/or sew. We appreciate all donations (bed sheets, pillow cases, materials, etc.). Feel free to drop off your donations to the Quilters at CPLC.

Join us for a talk about faith every Tuesday morning at 9 AM in the Fireside Room. All are welcome. Our discussion topics for this upcoming 2026 season are as follows:

6/23 What is one biblical character you struggle to understand, and why?

6/30 How do you reconcile the existence of suffering with a loving god?

7/7 In what ways do you feel called to serve within your community?

7/14 How has your view of prayer evolved over your life?

7/21 What role does forgiveness play in your life?

7/28 How do you interpret the concept of “Living in the world but not of the world”?

8/4 What has been your most challenging spiritual season, and what did you learn from it?

8/11 How does your Christian faith affect your views on current global issues?

8/18 What’s a recent sermon or teaching that challenged your assumptions?

8/25 How do you maintain hope in difficult times?

9/8 What biblical prophecy intrigues you the most, and why?

9/15 How do you practice spiritual disciplines, and which do you find most challenging?

9/22 What wisdom have you gained from the Book of Proverbs that you find most applicable to modern life?

9/29 How do you think Christianity impacts your relationships with non-believers?

10/6 What misconceptions about Christianity have you encountered, and how do you respond to them?

10/13 How does the concept of grace change the way you live?

10/20 What does being created in the image of God mean to you personally?

10/27 What aspect of Jesus’ life do you find most challenging to emulate?

11/3 How do you discern God’s will in your life?

COMO PARK FARMERS’ MARKET

There’s nothing better than fresh food and community connection. The Como Park Farmers’ Market returns this season, bringing together local growers, makers, and neighbors in one vibrant space.

This year, the market will take place in the CPLC parking lot at 1545 Hamline Ave N in St. Paul and will be held every Thursday from 2:00–6:00 PM, running May 14 through October 29. Please note there will be no market on August 27 or September 3.

You’ll find a wide variety of locally grown and produced foods, along with handmade goods from area vendors. The market accepts SNAP/EBT and offers matching programs to help make fresh, local food more accessible to everyone.

We look forward to seeing you at the market and celebrating the best of the season together.

Learn more at: https://comoparklutheran.org/como-park-farmers-market-2026/

Using SNAP/EBT at the Market: https://stpaulfarmersmarket.com/food-assistance-2/

• Stop at the information tent or table at any market.

• Show your EBT card or ask for an EBT transaction. (EBT cards from other states are accepted.)

• Market staff will ask how much you’d like to charge to your card. This amount is deducted from your monthly SNAP balance.

• For example, if you deduct $10, you will receive $10 in tokens to spend with participating vendors.

• You will also receive $10 in Market Bucks and $10 in Produce Bucks—these are free matching dollars you can use to buy more fresh food.

• The market can match up to $10 per visit.

  • So if you charge $30, you’ll receive $30 in tokens, $10 in Market Bucks, and $10 in Produce Bucks.