Adult Programs
Groups
Our Adult groups meet at various times throughout the week, September through May. Throughout the year, we gather to help us delve deeper into our faith, apply that faith in our everyday lives, and build stronger relationships among members.
Wednesday’s

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Join us for Mindfulness
Meditation
Explore ways to cultivate presence in a world that can feel overwhelming at times. Previous experience in meditation or mindfulness is not necessary. All are Welcome! We meet in the Hamilton Library at 4:00 PM. If you are interested in joining please reach out to Karen Williamson or click the button below.

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Handbell Rehearsal
Join the handbell choir! We invite all ages and meet in the Sanctuary at 5:15 PM. If you are interested in joining please reach out to Henry Danaher or click the button below.
Thursday’s

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Chancel Choir Rehearsal
Do you have a passion for singing? Join the chancel choir! We meet in the Masland Chapel at 5:30 PM. If you are interested in joining please reach out to Henry Danaher or click the button below.

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Woman’s Bible Study
Have you ever wondered why some aspects of the scriptures that you hear on Sunday mornings are addressed in the sermon, while others go unremarked upon? These are the types of questions discussed in our Bible study, come join us by Zoom at 7:30 PM. If you are interested in joining please reach out to Rosalie Sainsbury or click the button below.
Saturday’s

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Men’s Bible Study
Have you ever wondered why some aspects of the scriptures that you hear on Sunday mornings are addressed in the sermon, while others go unremarked upon? These are the types of questions discussed in our Bible study, come join us at CCDC at 8:00 AM. If you are interested in joining please reach out to Martin Copenhaver, Jay Benson or click the button below.
Sunday’s

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CCDC RoundTable Gathering
Our RoundTables are a time for us to consider the questions we each are finding important in our lives, at our age, in today’s world. We enjoy sharing the range of questions that we encounter – some that are important, some that are essential, and some that are urgent.
The reminder we receive for each gathering occasionally suggests a reading or a quotation to guide our conversation.
