Cornerstone welcomes you to worship in our beautiful sanctuary each Sunday at 9:00a.m. and 11:00a.m. The 11:00a.m. worship service is also accessible via zoom.
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Have you been feeling weighed down by worry? Or caught up in a web of self-critical thoughts? The good news is that with God’s help, you can learn to renew your mind, break free from negative patterns, and become a little more like Jesus every day. This Sunday, we will view session 2 of this six-session Bible study, led Max Lucado, which explores three scripture-based tools that will help you take every thought captive and test the messages that replay in your mind against the truth of God’s Word. You will also learn to overcome common thought traps like anxiety, guilt, rejection, dissatisfaction, and more. Please join us at 10:10 for Adult Sunday School.
Please join us on April 22 from 6:00 to 7:15pm. What is a small group? It’s a relaxed, welcoming space within our church family where we build meaningful friendships and grow spiritually together. New faces are always welcome! Questions? Reach out to the office.
Cornerstone VBS: Come have fun with us! July 8th-10th from 5:00-8:00p.m. Registration is now open. for all kids ages 3 – 12. Each evening will be filled with incredible Bible-learning experiences that kids will see, hear, and touch. Team-building games, cool Bible songs, and multisensory Bible adventures are just a few of the activities that will help faith flow into real life! Kids will be served dinner each night and will receive a free t-shirt! Questions: contact Chelsea@CornerstoneCary.org
The Missions Committee is seeking new members! We meet one Sunday a month after the 11a.m. service. The committee coordinates Missions projects and programs throughout the year such as the Little Red Wagon, Habitat for Humanity Build Days, and the Angel Tree. We also decide how to distribute the funds allocated for Missions in our yearly church budget. This year, we are also looking to add a few new projects and could use your help. Please contact our Missions Elder or the office with questions.
Women Volunteers Needed: Our Women’s ESL Program is seeking warm-hearted ladies to join our volunteer teaching team. You do not need to be a trained teacher or speak another language. Classes meet Wednesdays from 10:00–11:30 a.m. Lesson plans are simple and stress-free. Our ESL ministry cannot continue without dedicated volunteers. Please spread the work, we would truly love to welcome members and non-members to volunteer. For questions or to volunteer, contact Donna at esl@cornerstonecary.org.
Can you help with Refreshments? We are in need of Refreshment Coordinators for Sunday mornings. Sign up here. Please contact the office or any Deacon for more info. Come out during the last hymn to set out refreshments and pour lemonade and water. Cleanup responsibilities are to: clean the big coffee pot, any serving plates, and put any supplies back in the cabinet. Thank you! Contact the office or any Deacon for more info.
Sunday morning help: We are in need of Lay Leaders, Greeters, Offering Collectors, Coffee Makers, and Refreshment Coordinators on Sunday mornings. Please contact the office for more info.
Handymen and Women: The Building and Grounds committee is always looking for volunteers. Many hands make light work! If you can caulk, replace a lightbulb, paint trim, landscape or wash algae off the fountains please contact the church office or speak with Elder, Brenda C.
Cornerstone Choir: Come make joyful noise! Choir practice is held Wednesday evenings at 7:15. If you would like to join contact our Music Director, Grant at grantosborne.go@gmail.com.
We are seeking people to join our Missions Committee at Cornerstone. We meet once a month after the 11a.m. service. Our next meeting is this Sunday, May 17. All are welcome!
The committee coordinates Missions projects and programs throughout the year such as the Little Red Wagon, Habitat for Humanity Build Days, and the Angel Tree. We also decide how to distribute the funds allocated for Missions in our yearly church budget. Please contact Elder, Brad Peterson or the office with questions.
Habitat Build: Cornerstone is partnering with the Kirk of Kildaire to offer volunteer opportunities with Habitat for Humanity on their Saturday build days at Old Poole Place in Raleigh. The first of these dates is Saturday, April 18, from 8a.m. – 3:30p.m. Sign up here, be sure to volunteer for the Old Poole Place location. Questions? Contact the church office..
Thank you to all who have already submitted your pledge cards for the coming year. If you have not done so, please prayerfully discern what you are able to give. Remember, this is a good-faith estimate. Your pledge allows Session to better budget for the coming year. Can we increase mission gifts? Can we subsidize a youth summer trip? Remember, God loves a cheerful giver!
We are in need of Refreshment Coordinators for Sunday mornings. Sign up here. Please contact the office or any Deacon for more info. Those who sign up will need to bring cookies and/or other snacks such as fruit, crackers etc. and lemonade for about 20-25. The coffee is already made and set up. Supplies such as paper plates/cups/napkins are in the cabinet in atrium. Come out during the last hymn to set out refreshments and pour lemonade and water. Cleanup responsibilities are to: clean the big coffee pot, any serving plates, and put any supplies back in the cabinet. Thank you!
Now more than ever, our neighbors need food support. Please help us fill the little red wagon! Cornerstone regularly drops off food & toiletries at Neighbor Up, the new merger of Dorcas & Western Wake Crisis ministry. Please leave your donations in the red wagon near the narthex door. Items often requested include: boxed pasta, laundry detergent, 2lb. bag of flour, Syrup, condiments, shelf-stable milk (non-perishable), peanut butter and jelly, hot cereal (oatmeal, grits, etc.), pancake mix, cereal, brown rice (1lb bags), dry beans (1lb bags), canned pasta, crackers, snacks (granola bars, nuts, dried fruit, snack-size chips, cereal bars, lance crackers), Instant potatoes and stuffing, cooking oil, dish soap, baby wipes