Committees and Units

The Session is divided into Ministry Units/Committees and sub-committees. See below for a list and brief description of each ministry unit/committee.

If you would like more information about any of the Ministry Units/Committees or would like to find out how you can become involved with them, please contact the church office (814-238-2422, officescpc@gmail.com).

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Building and Property

Responsible for the building and property affairs of the church.

Financial Affairs

Responsible for the business and financial concerns of the church.

Generosity

Encourages and facilitates members’ support (financial, in-kind, and volunteer) of the varied ministries of the congregation.

CAYAM (College Age and Young Adult Ministries)

Oversees and supports ministries for college students and young adults.

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Education Ministry Unit

Responsible for the total education program of the church. Elders divide between subcommittees for the 

  1. Children’s Ministries 
  2. Adult Education

Membership

Responsible for welcoming visitors and encouraging new members to join our faith community.

Social Justice and Mission Team

Responsible for all mission activities – local, national, and global.

Personnel Committee

Responsible for all of the personnel concerns of the church.

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Worship

Responsible for the worship life and music ministry of the church.

Additional Groups

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Strategic Plan Implementation Team

Responsible for taking the “handoff” from our strategic plan consultants (Ministry Architects) and implementing the recommended actions.

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Welcome Task Force

Exploring ways SCPC can be even more welcoming–especially to our most vulnerable and marginalized neighbors.