On Friday and Saturday, April 26-27 a group will visit Calexico (U.S.) and Mexicali (Mexico) to learn how we can be supportive neighbors.
Our Jazz Vespers services are for the whole community and combine beautiful sounds with sacred space, sacred readings, and a time for heartfelt prayers.
This year Family Camp will return to the Big Bear Lake Conference Center on May 25-27. Imagine it… hot showers, wi-fi, electricity, all your food is paid for and meals prepared.
SAGE: Women of “a certain age” making music with an eclectic repertoire and intriguing melodies
Squeakin’ Wheels are not a traditional string band museum piece but a compendium of folk, country, blues, rock, and gospel flavors. Their soulful vocal harmonies rubbing up against some rambunctious licks will help you re-imagine folk music.
This year Vacation Bible School will take us to Compassion Camp. Compassion Camp explores What Every Living Thing Needs to live and how we can have compassion for the living earth.
John is perhaps best known for his work with the Byrds from mid-1968 until late 1969, where his bass playing on such albums as Dr. Byrds & Mr. Hyde and Ballad of Easy Rider been praised as solid, lively, and inventive.
Dave Tull has long been known as one of the world’s finest jazz drummers and has also built a reputation as a premiere jazz singer and songwriter.
As the only PIONEERS of SHAMROCKABILLY, CRAiC HAUS hails from Claremont California, but brings a heavy dose of the Emerald Isle to their aggressive rockabilly sound.
The Adult Education Committee presents, “Hospice, Alzheimer's and Dementia - A Roundtable Discussion” on Sunday, April 14 at 8:45 am in Room 1. Members and friends are invited to join these continuing conversations.
What does hope mean to chronically ill children, their families, and their caregivers? How does hope become a communal experience in the depths of suffering?
A conversation on Aging and the Impact of Alzheimer’s and Dementia, will be hosted by the Adult Education Committee on Sunday, February 25 at 8:45 AM in Room 1.
Beginning February 14, join us on Wednesdays at 4:00 PM on Zoom when our explorations of the Bible this Lent will be guided by The Gospel According to the Blues, by Gary Burnett.
This festive gathering which has always warmed our hearts… and our stomachs, is back this Advent season with a way to bring joy, friendship, and food.
Take a few days to slow down, listen inwardly, and savor quiet during CPC’s contemplative Advent retreat December 11-13 at Saint Andrew’s Abbey in Valyermo.
With Advent on the horizon, beginning in December this year, we look forward to familiar traditions with new flare.
Our Jazz Vespers services are for the whole community and combine beautiful sounds with sacred space, sacred readings, and a time for heartfelt prayers.
Mystic Voice will present an evening of sacred chant from a variety of spiritual traditions. This concert will also feature Hao Huang, Ami Radunskaya, Angel Lin, and others.
Come and play ⚀⚁ BUNCO ⚂⚃ with us Saturday, October 21. There is no cost to play but we will be collecting non perishables and taking donations for our Red Wheelbarrow.
Squeakin’ Wheels are not a traditional string band museum piece but a compendium of folk, country, blues, rock, and gospel flavors. Their soulful vocal harmonies rubbing up against some rambunctious licks will help you re-imagine folk music.
Our Jazz Vespers services are for the whole community and combine beautiful sounds with sacred space, sacred readings, and a time for heartfelt prayers.
The San Dimas Jazz Workshop Band, led by Ed Wolfe, will transport you back in time to the golden era of swing and jazz.
The Claremont Voodoo Society is a musical collective made of great musicians playing originals and obscure covers of gutbucket blues, rock, and epic ballads in the manner of Van Morrison and Muddy Waters.
As the only PIONEERS of SHAMROCKABILLY, CRAiC HAUS hails from Claremont California, but brings a heavy dose of the Emerald Isle to their aggressive rockabilly sound.
The Jimmie Rodgers Experience is a tribute to America's Blue Yodeler, Jimmie Rodgers, and his contemporaries of the 1920s and 30s.
Our Jazz Vespers services are for the whole community and combine beautiful sounds with sacred space, sacred readings, and a time for heartfelt prayers.
Dave Tull has long been known as one of the world’s finest jazz drummers and has also built a reputation as a premiere jazz singer and songwriter.
Join us in Classroom 1 for “Growing Food as Sacred Act” as some of our own from CPC and others from UnCommon Good share with us the stories as to why they decided to grow produce.
John is perhaps best known for his work with the Byrds from mid-1968 until late 1969, where his bass playing on such albums as Dr. Byrds & Mr. Hyde and Ballad of Easy Rider been praised as solid, lively, and inventive.
This year Family Camp will return to the Big Bear Lake Conference Center on May 27-29. Imagine it… hot showers, wi-fi, electricity, all your food is paid for and meals prepared.
Elizabeth Hangan, Marguerite Millard and Ellen Harper are longtime musicians are now performing together as the Citrus Sisters. They will be on the Claremont Presbyterian Church stage playing some of their own tunes as well as traditional folk songs with an invitation to the audience to sing a long.
Our Jazz Vespers services are for the whole community and combine beautiful sounds with sacred space, sacred readings, and a time for heartfelt prayers.
Join us at the CPC Book Review and Dessert Tea on Saturday, March 25 at 2:00 PM (Fellowship Hall) to talk about Fellowship Point.
Sometimes your soul just needs to get away. On March 20-22, Claremont Presbyterian’s Contemplative Ministry team has reserved places at St. Andrew’s Abbey in Valyermo for the retreat, “The Reality of the Unseen: Looking at Mysticism and Religious Experience as a Gift of Being Human.”
Our Jazz Vespers services are for the whole community and combine beautiful sounds with sacred space, sacred readings, and a time for heartfelt prayers.
Food and shelter insecurity is very real and is growing, even in our own immediate communities. No donation is too small. Let us joyfully consider how we might each contribute to filling the red wheelbarrow!
If it is actively raining in Claremont or snowing in the mountains we will postpone the trip. It could be unsafe when you are not familiar with driving on icy or snowy roads. It is CPC's goal to provide a safe and fun time for all during all church related activities.
Yours, but Not Yours: Indigenous Reflections on Identity, Space, and Living on Land that is Not Your Own
This festive gathering which has always warmed our hearts… and our stomachs, is back this Advent season with a way to bring joy, friendship, and food.
