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Welcome Interim Pastor Teresa Peterson
Rev. Teresa Peterson has a long and active history in serving the Church. She began ordained ministry in 1997 in Wise River, Montana. Adaptability has been key in her life and ministry. Opportunities have arisen which have led her to unique and unexpected experiences. She's been active in Yellowstone, Detroit, Lake Huron, and again, Detroit Presbyteries. She's served as a Hunger Action Enabler, been a commissioner to General Assembly (GA) (2012) and will attend GA this summer, was moderator of Lake Huron Presbytery, is the current vice moderator of the Presbytery of Detroit and has served on countless presbytery committees. She is currently serving on COM (Commission on Ministry).
While being a part of the connectional church ranks high in importance, her greater joy is being involved with congregations as they explore the varied ways in which God is leading each to do ministry and mission. The last five years she has been engaged in intentional transitional/interim ministry. It has been rewarding work and she looks forward to getting to know the people of Cherry Hill and how God has been utilizing their gifts in ministry and mission.
Rev. Peterson has three grown children, Rachel, Sarah, & John, and three grandchildren, Fiona, Hazel, & Westley. Her hobbies include crafting, sewing, furniture refinishing, gardening plus being involved with vocal and handbell choirs, when time allows.
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Summer Volunteer Opportunities
Do you ever wonder how things get done around the church? Do you have some time to help with projects? Maybe you have an interest but don't know who to ask! Keeping up with all that needs done within a building of this age and size takes a lot of time and effort.
The large bulletin board, across from the front office desk, has several projects that we hope will be accomplished by the end of the summe1: With each, there is a contact person to reach out to. They will give you more information as to the exact details of what and when (if applicable). Some examples: weeding church property, cleaning/polishing pews, church inventory, painting small rooms, front office cabinets.
As the saying goes: "Many hands make light work!"
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Deacon's Annual School Supplies Collection
Concluding on August 11th, school supplies donations that are collected will be given to Dearborn students of all ages. Please place your donations in the special box in Weir Foyer. We are looking to collect these items:
Composition notebooks
1, 2, and 3 subject notebooks
Loose leaf paper
Sticky/Post-it notes
Trapper Keepers
Rulers
Folders with pockets
Ink pens (black, blue)
#2 Pencils
Colored pencils
Colored highlighters
Markers
Pencil cases
Scissors (small)
Glue sticks
Crayons (not larger than a 24-pack)
Erasers
Small bottles of hand sanitizer
Small packages of tissues
Backpacks
ZipLoc baggies
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Summer Concerts
AEOLIAN CHORALE
Friday, August 23, 2024, at 7:30pm
This 10th Anniversary Concert, conducted by Eric Taylor, will be primarily comprised of the Chorale's favorite pieces from the last ten seasons, and will include Bach's D minor Organ Fugue arranged by Ward Swingle, Evening Prayer arranged by Phil Mattson, a work by Morten Lauridsen, motets by William Byrd, and an assortment of Italian madrigals. A freewill offering will be taken at the door, with a suggested donation of $15 per person. Stay tuned for this one, as there MIGHT be an ice cream social following the concert!!
How Can I Help?
Make a contribution
Cherry Hill offers a secure, on-line giving option to encourage faithful stewardship. Please click on the link below to begin a one-time or recurring contribution.
Contributions may always be mailed to the church, to the attention of:
Kim McDonald
24110 Cherry Hill Road
Dearborn, MI 48124
If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact Kim at the church office:
313 - 563 - 4800 or office@cherryhillchurch.org
Thank you for your continued support!
How Can I Join You?
In our sanctuary or streaming live on our Facebook page
& our YouTube channel
10:15 a.m. Sunday
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What Can I Do?
Helping Hand Food Pantry
We are helping people in our community
to fight hunger.
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Helping Hand’s
Helping Hand is a program supported by the congregation of this church. We supply food to people of our community on an emergency basis. Other area churches and local organizations participate in this program by providing additional food and monetary donations that assist us in keeping the church pantry supplied. These are our sole sources of assistance to aid those who come to us in need.
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The Helping Hand Food Pantry is open on the first and third Wednesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon.* If it is your first time, please come before 11:30 a.m. To qualify to receive food from the pantry, a picture I.D. is required. Only one person per household (per address) is eligible to apply for assistance for the family. Eligible participants can receive food from the pantry once every other month**.
*may be closed due to bad weather, or a church event; it’s best to call ahead
**subject to change depending on food supply
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Since 1989, the food pantry has served an increasing number of families every year and remains committed to addressing food insecurity in southeast Michigan where, as many as 1 in 7, households struggle to put food on the table.
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How can I donate food?
Generally, you can drop off non-perishable food items to the church Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., but please call ahead.
with “Helping Hand” on the memo line.
And Thank You!
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Christian Education Studies
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Building Usage - Space to Share, Room to Grow
We've been a part of the Dearborn community since 1942. During that time, we've been able to support our neighbors by providing space for many community activities -- scout meetings, yoga classes, meetings and more. Our usage fees are very reasonable and help cover maintenance costs for our building. Please contact us to learn more about our building and how it might fit into your plans. Download a flyer with more details here.