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Fall at IPC

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Sunday Worship Services

Beginning Sunday, Sept. 7

Traditional Worship: 
8:45 & 11 am in the Sanctuary

Table Worship:
5 pm in Highland Hall

Sunday School

Beginning Sunday, Sept. 14

All classes meet at 10 am.

Adult Classes»
Topics this fall:

  • The Biblical Prophetic Purpose: A Jewish and New Testament Juxtaposition, RM 305/306
  • Finding Resilience, Joy, and Our Identity in Jesus Christ, RM 304
  • Bonhoeffer’s Life Together: A Classic Exploration of Faith in Community, RM 309
  • Woven: Nurturing a Faith Your Kid Doesn’t Have to Heal From, Highland Hall Garage
  • In the Trenches: Faithful Families, RM 302
  • Foundations: Connecting Work and Faith for Young Professionals, RM 303

Youth Class»
7th - 12th graders:

  • 7th - 12th graders meet in Youth Room 101
  • Youth Group at 5 pm, Highland Hall Garage

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd»
Find your class:

  • Toddler Atrium - Age 2 in G20
  • Level 1 Atrium - Ages 3 to 5K in RM 109
  • Level 2 Atrium - 1st to 3rd grade in RM 108
  • Level 3 Atrium - 4th to 6th grade in RM 107
  • Nursery - 6 weeks to 18 months in G05

Connect During the Week

WEDNESDAY NIGHTS
All Wednesday Events»

  • Wednesday Night Supper
  • Bible Study with the Pastor
  • The Upward Way
  • A Home for Faith
  • Traveling the Path of Labyrinth
  • The Dangerous Act of Worship
  • Whimsy Wednesdays
  • Youth Grant Team
  • Kids Rock

WEEKDAY GROUPS & CLASSES

Explore by ministry areas to find all the ways you can connect with IPC.
Adult Fellowship»
Adult Faith Formation»
Youth Ministries»
Children Ministries»


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Serve this Fall

Be Tutor at Stair 3.0

Fall Term: Sept. 23 - Dec. 17
Hayes K-8

Each week, IPC volunteer tutors meet one-on-one with 3rd-graders at Hayes K-8 to help them build confidence and improve their literacy skills. The fall term runs from September 23 to December 17, and volunteers are needed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 3:15 - 4:15 p.m. A scripted, easy-to-follow curriculum is provided, and a background in education is not needed to volunteer. Please reach out to Marion Dukes, Director of the Children's Fresh Air Farm, if you are interested in learning more or signing up.

IPC Giving Tree

Deadline: December 22

This opportunity to offer an alternative Christmas gift will be available December 1 through December 22. Through a donation to the Giving Tree, you can honor a family member, friend, teacher, or coworker with a gift made in their name to IPC Social Services and/or the Children’s Fresh Air Farm. A $10 donation per card is suggested, but all donations are accepted to help our neighbors who are struggling with food, shelter, utilities, transportation, and medical needs, as well as the children and families that benefit from our services at CFAF.

Cards to share with your loved one can be picked up in the Parlor on Sundays and during church office hours from Catherine Sager in the Community Ministries Suite. Join us in giving your loved one a special gift of love, compassion, and generosity this Advent season.

Share the Season, Support Our Youth

Gifts for Purchase

Looking for meaningful gifts this season? Our IPC Youth are offering holiday cookbooks filled with recipes from our congregation ($25), along with ornaments and sweatshirts. You can pick up or purchase items at the reception desk during the week, shop online, or find the Youth table in the Parlor on December 7, 14, and 21. Online order form coming soon!

Angel Tree

Gifts are due Wednesday, December 10

Thank you for helping us spread Christmas cheer for students in the Children’s Fresh Air Farm Summer Learning Program! More than 130 angels have been taken this year. Please remember that all gifts are due by Wednesday, Dec. 10, unwrapped but accompanied by a roll of wrapping paper. For questions or to learn other ways to support our students, contact Marion Dukes at (205) 623-2187 or mdukes@ipc-usa.org with any questions.


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