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OUR PROGRAMS Our church offers a variety of programs for persons of all ages. Please review these and find the areas that interest you. ALL are welcome to participate in the activities of our church family. Sunday Sunday School Program Classes for all ages meet to have fellowship and study together using scripturally based materials designed to foster a better understanding of our mission as Christians in the modern world today. Morning Worship The church gathers for morning worship beginning with a variety modern and traditional praise songs. Worshipers engage in congregational singing, prayer, and reading of the Word followed by a message delivered by the minister. Other Programs of the Church "Make a joyful noise to the Lord, all the earth! Serve the Lord with gladness! Come into his presence with singing!" Psalm 100:1-2 (ESV) Recreation and Fellowship Throughout the year, we have many opportunities and special events to fellowship as a church family and get to better know new members and visitors. How YOU can HELP! Backpack Program: The items collected help kids in need for the weekends. Ask Sandy if you would like to help. Food Pantry: Items collected for the food pantry go directly to those in need throughout our community. There are times throughout the year that the shelves become a bit bare. You can make monetary donations or bring items to add at any time. Contact Beckie Jo for suggestions of items needed. Save a Label: Whenever you purchase Best Choice items, please clip the barcode and place that in a specially labeled bag on the bulletin board outside of the church office. These are sent off when a certain amount is reached, and the check received goes to the youth fund for projects. Penny Jar: Most every Sunday, you will see a sweet little youth face coming around with a jar. This is to collect change that will go into the penny jar at the front of the sanctuary. This money is now being used to help offset costs of VBS. View More Give us a call 692-2594 or just visit us anytime at 256 E College St Dyer, TN

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What is Compassion Child? Click to find out. What does Compassion Child Do? Click to find out. Coming soon - information on the church's sponsored child. What Is Sponsorship? When you sponsor a child, you care for and encourage them through prayer, letter writing and financial support. That support empowers a local church to individually and holistically meet their needs in a loving, safe community where they can learn, grow, play and dream. When you become a sponsor, you are personally connected with a child who will know your name and treasure the thought that you care about them. Your support gives a child life-changing opportunity to develop spiritually, emotionally, physically and economically. It's a relationship more powerful than poverty — changing their life and yours! http://compassion.com/SponsoranOlderChild

Support our Youth by attending their Fall sporting events Below are several I have found so far, send me yours today! Summer 2025 Youth Convo Trip Dyer CP Youth Who are we? We are a group of youth ranging from infants to high school students. The Jr. Youth is comprised of youth up through the 6th grade. The Sr. Youth includes youth in the 7th through 12th grades. What do we do? We come together to learn about God, play games, grow in our relationship with Him and each other, complete service projects, go on fun outings, take mission trips, love and serve others, and have a blast being ourselves. When do we meet? All Youth: Sunday mornings at 10 am for Sunday School and the Worship Service. Sr. Youth: Where do we meet? We all meet in the church, and the Sr. Youth will often meet in their rooms upstairs. Our Policies Youth Trips: Sr. Youth must attend 75% of all Sr. Youth activities. Jr. & Sr. Youth are always encouraged to participate in all activities and fundraisers! Camp/Retreats: In order to receive scholarships from our church to pay 50% of the camp fee, youth must be in attendance of 50% of church activities (Worship, Sunday School, Sunday night Youth, 3D, fundraisers, etc.)· Let no one despise your youth, but be an example to the believers in word, in conduct, in love, in spirit, [ a ] in faith, in purity. 1 Timothy 4:12 NKJV

A Rich History The Dyer Cumberland Presbyterian Church was born north of the present city of Dyer at the site of Bobbitt-Pleasant Grove Cemetery, just off the old Dyer-Rutherford Road. It was organized as the Pleasant Grove Society of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church on May 20, 1848, with 51 charter members. Very few records exist to record the history of the congregation over the next 21 years. The little log church was deserted at some point and following the Civil War, a new building was erected in town in 1869. This is the site on which the present building now stands. The name of the congregation was changed to the Dyer Cumberland Presbyterian Church in 1888. The old wood frame structure was sold in 1889, and a brick building was constructed in the same location. The General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church voted in 1906 to unite with the Presbyterian Church USA. Many congregations were opposed to this union and voted to continue on as Cumberland Presbyterian congregations. The Dyer congregation polled its people and out of 165 members there were 124 who voted to stay with the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Some 25 voted to unite with the Presbyterian Church (USA), and 16 would not express an opinion. The pastor, Rev. E.T. Beard, supported the union and withdrew with those who desired to unite with the Presbyterian Church. Today that congregation is located two lots to the west and is known as the First Presbyterian Church (USA). The Cumberland congregation continued to grow and rooms were added to the building during the following years. The present church building was erected in 1951. The Dyer Cumberland Presbyterian Church is the community’s oldest organized Christian congregation. The 150th birthday celebration was held on July 5, 1998, with a day long celebration. It stands as a reminder of the faith and dedicated lives of many people. Its ministries, in the name of Jesus Christ, extend from the local community to mission fields around the world. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. thanks to the Raines family for sharing pictures

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