Join us for a Disaster Relief trip to Asheville, North Carolina, from Sunday May 3 to Friday, May 8, 2026, and make a meaningful impact in the lives of those recovering from the Hurricane Helene disaster.

Whether it’s clearing debris, repairing structures, painting or offering support to those in need, your efforts will make a real difference.

The cost is $250 per person, which includes housing, breakfast, and dinner. Space is limited to just 8 participants, ensuring a close-knit team experience and the ability to focus on meaningful contributions.

Teens, ages 14 - 17 are welcome with a parent of the same gender (due to sleeping arrangements). 

What are you doing in 2026?  Here’s an idea.  Serve in Zambia, Africa with Every Orphan's Hope.  Join us on a mission trip to Zambia, June 4-17, 2026, where you'll have the opportunity to serve as a counselor or support volunteer at Camp Hope, a 5-day camp for orphaned children. At Camp Hope, you'll share the gospel, build relationships, and walk alongside children as they experience the love of Christ.  Cost is $4,500.  For more information contact Lucille Marciano or go to EOH mission opportunity.

We do hope that you can join us for our Mission trip to Guatemala in 2026. We will be going from July 18 to July 25.  An application form and $250 deposit is required upon registration (remaining costs may be paid in installments with the final payment due by April 6, 2026).

What Will We Do in Guatemala?
Our ministry will include serving families in and around Antigua. We hope to help build a home, install water filters, and help fit children for wheelchairs. We will also enjoy a day off to explore the beauty of Guatemala.

Who Will We Work With?
We will serve with CPC missionaries, Todd and Maureen Erickson. The Erickson family serves in Guatemala with Iglesia del Camino. IDC is a church in Antigua with a huge heart for missions. They use appropriate technologies and education to open doors to explain the good news of Christ Jesus, the gospel, in developing countries. More than half of Guatemalans are descendants of indigenous Mayan peoples. Westernized Mayans and mestizos (mixed European and indigenous ancestry) are known as Ladinos. Most of Guatemala's population is rural, though urbanization is accelerating. According to the US State Department, about 51% of the population lives on less than $2 a day and 15% on less than $1 a day. Guatemala's social development indicators, such as infant mortality, chronic child malnutrition, and illiteracy, are among the worst in the hemisphere.

Where Will We Stay?
Our team will stay in a small hotel in Antigua.

Only 15 spots available. Register early by paying initial deposit and completing the application form. Team Trainings will begin in the Spring.

Each month, CPC extends support to The Lamb Center homeless day shelter by providing nutritious meals. The hearty pot roast, rich in vegetables and beef, serves as a healthier option for guests with diabetes or weight-control concerns. Would you like to join us in this monthly effort to assist those in need? There are multiple ways to help! Click the link below to learn more and sign-up.

 Each spring, CPC offers garden plots through God’s Garden — a place to grow your own fruits and vegetables while also blessing others. Gardeners are welcome to keep what they grow and are encouraged to share extras with neighbors or donate to local food pantries like the Haymarket Food Pantry. It’s a simple, hands-on way to enjoy God’s creation and care for our community.

CPC Missions Ministry focuses on 3 areas in our local and global outreach:  Church Planting & Evangelism, Families & Children, and Poverty & Hunger. Click below to learn more about our Mission Partners. 

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