Many exciting events are coming or returning to Cherry Hill very soon!
Come and join us in Fellowship, Worship, Study, and/or Service.
All are welcome!
Coming Soon / Coming Now!
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Wednesdays in the Park with Mark
June 29, July 6, 20, & 27 - 11:30 am – Levagood Park
All are invited to be a part of a new, four-week discussion group: “At the Park with Mark!” We will gather in the parking lot at Levagood Park on North Denwood Street at 11:00 am and will meet until Noon. Participants are invited to bring a chair to sit on, water or other beverage, snack, or even their lunch! On the first day we will gather in the parking lot to the left of the welcome center and decide on a spot to meet. In the event of rain, we will meet at the church.
Our discussion will focus on the theme, “Following Jesus.” Following Jesus is something all of us are called to do every day of our lives. Following Jesus is an invitation to discipleship, an ongoing practice that we accept again and again. This unit studies mostly New Testament passages from the Bible, asking what it means when we choose to follow Jesus with every decision we make. Learn how following Jesus translates to loving God and neighbor and bearing witness to God’s love and justice in our everyday world.
Our schedule is as follows:
June 29 – Accept Jesus’ Invitation (John 1:6–9, 19–36; 1:35–51)
July 6 – Follow Jesus in Community (John 15:1–11; Acts 2:42–47; Ephesians 4:1–16)
July 20 – See through the Lens of Love (Deuteronomy 6:4–9; Mark 12:28–34)
July 27 – Teach Others to Follow Jesus (Matthew 3:13–17; 28:16–20)
All are welcome! For more information, please speak with Rev. Mark Phillips!
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Did someone say, "Rummage Sale?" -- "Yes!"
Tentatively scheduled for Thursday and Friday, October 6 & 7.
The plan is to begin taking donations on Monday, September 26. BUT...
This will require the commitment of at least 50 members and friends to make the project possible. There is a great dear of work to be done: From receiving and sorting donations to displaying and pricing to working the actual days of the sale to clean up on Friday and a variety of other tasks sure to arise.
The group will meet again on July 18, to determine if we have enough volunteers to make it all happen.
Please sign up in Weir Foyer or contact the Church Office.
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Important Covid-19 Update from the Session:
May 17, 2022
In response to the increase in the number of Covid cases and hospitalizations in our area, and, in accordance with the current Wayne County policy, and, in our continued effort to care for one another and ourselves, the Session of Cherry Hill Presbyterian Church is strongly recommending that all persons attending worship in person be masked for the foreseeable future. Masks will be provided in Weir Foyer and in the Narthex for those who need them. Please note: this is not a mandate at this time, but a strong recommendation.
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Sunday Bible Study at 11:45 am
Our Sunday Bible Study is back. We meet after Worship (11:30 am) in the old Choir Room downstairs. Click here for more information
The Gospel of John - led by John Whitfield
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Cereal for Summer Campaign 2022
Cherry Hill is joining with other congregations in the Presbytery of Detroit in the seventh annual “Cereal for Summer Campaign.” For the next two months, our Helping Hand Food pantry will be collecting boxes of cereal. Ideally, we would like to receive cereal that contains whole grains and is low in sugar and sodium. However, any cereal is fine! Half of what is collected here will stay with Helping Hand and the other half will be given to the presbytery’s Hunger Ministries programs. These programs include numerous food pantries and meal programs in churches, the Second Mile Center, and a couple of elementary schools in Detroit. Please join the “Cereal for Summer” campaign and help feed hungry children!
A New & Exciting Study Opportunity!
Littlefield Action for Social Justice (LA4SJ)
Littlefield Action for Social Justice (LA4SJ) invites you to join our monthly discussions with Engage! Book Group and Engage! Movie Group.
Both groups read the selected book and watch the movie independently, then gather for informal discussion, reactions and takeaways. Come as you are, when you are able! No long-term commitment needed. Engage! Movie Group meets on the 3rd Monday of the month (next date is Mon. 4/18 at 7pm on Zoom to discuss Smoke Signals). Engage! Book Group meets bi-monthly on the 4th Monday (next date is Mon. 5/23 at 7pm on Zoom to discuss How Beautiful We Were by Imbolo Mbue). Previous books include: The Underground Railroad, White Fragility, Homegoing, How to Be an Antiracist, Caste, Parable of the Sower, How the Word is Passed, Braiding Sweetgrass, The Night Watchman, and Just Mercy. Previous movies include: Malcolm X, The Hate U Give, Blackkklansman, 7th Generation, Dolores, Harriet, 13th, Queen & Slim, American Outrage and 12 Years a Slave. This is an exciting, new opportunity for study, discussion, and fellowship for Cherry Hill. The group is currently meeting by Zoom but hopes to meet here at Cherry Hill in the near future. For information, please contact Lorelei Muñiz or Anna Dewey at LPCaction4socialjustice@gmail.com if interested.
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?
Join us for Sunday Worship
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Live Stream on Facebook
10:15 a.m. Sunday
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Posted on our YouTube channel
~2:00 p.m. Sunday
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Previous videos are archived on our
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Weekly Worship Bulletin:
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The Messenger --- (Our Newsletter)
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Summer 2022 Tentative Worship Schedule
June 5 Pentecost/Confirmation/Communion
Are
You Ready? - Acts 2:1-13
June 12 Trinity Sunday
Explaining the Unexplainable
Romans 5:1-5, 8:12-17, John 16:12-15
June 19 How Wide is Your Circle?
Galatians
3:23-29, John 7:53-8:11
June 26 Guest Preacher
July 3 Communion/Independence Day Weekend
God’s Almost Chosen People
Psalm 48, Galatians 5:1, 13-14
July 10 The Perfect Storm
Psalm 9:9-20, Mark 4:35-41
July 17 Guest Preacher
SUMMER SERMON SERIES ON THE LORD’S PRAYER
Lord, Teach Us to Pray
June 5 Pentecost Sunday/Confirmation/Communion
Is The Spirit Among Us?
Ezekiel 37:1-14, Acts 2:1-21
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.
During the Covid-19 Pandemic, we have maintained our food distribution.
We developed a contact-less delivery system for the protection of our clients and our workers.
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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!