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You can help a local student start the new school year with the supplies needed to feel prepared and excited to learn by donating items from the list below. Donations will benefit Rama Road Elementary School, Shamrock Gardens, ourBRIDGE for Kids, Time Out Youth, and more!

Please donate the following items (unused):

• Binders (1 & 1.5 in)
• Colored 2-Pocket Folders
• Crayons
• Disinfecting Wipes
• Expo Markers
• GermX Sanitizer
• Glue Sticks
• Highlighters
• Kleenex
• Markers
• Navy, White, Khaki, and Light Blue Uniforms (All Sizes)
• Notebooks
• Pencil Cases
• Pens
• School Bags
• Ticonderoga Pencils

All are welcome to join us for this calming, spirit-filled practice led by Joyce Cmiel. The class is slow flow in nature with attention to the breath and mindfulness. Contact Joyce at joycecmiel@aol.com for more information.

Holy Eucharist and Prayers for Healing is a restorative, intimate worship service in our beautiful Chapel.

Weekly on Thursday mornings, join us for an early morning Holy Eucharist service and a bible study directly following where we will discuss the upcoming Sunday Gospel reading.

This covenant men’s Bible study group meets on Thursdays year-round (7:30 – 8:30 am) in M206.

If you are interested in joining a men’s small group, contact Allen Pruitt (704-714-6940) and ask about the men’s Stronger Together groups.

This men’s covenant Bible study group meets in the Parlor every Friday (7:30 – 8:30 am) year-round.

If you are interested in joining a men’s small group, please contact Allen Pruitt (704-714-6940) and ask about the Stronger Together small groups.

This covenant men’s Bible study group meets in M206 every Friday, September – June (7:30 – 8:45 am).

If you are interested in joining a men’s small group, contact please Allen Pruitt (704-714-6940) and ask about the men’s Stronger Together groups.

Every 3rd Saturday of the month, our team serves in the Free Store Production Area, where volunteers sort, inspect, and organize donated clothing, shoes, and household items. These items are stocked in the Free Store, which provides essentials to families in crisis—at no charge. This work ensures neighbors can access resources with dignity and choice as they work toward greater stability.

Volunteer Site & Information:

• Location: Crisis Assistance Ministry
• Address: 500-A Spratt Street, Charlotte, NC 28206
• Entrance: Please enter through the Volunteer Entrance, located to the left of the Donor Drive-Thru.
• Age Restrictions: Young people ages 10 to 15 can volunteer with an adult. Teens aged 16 and up may volunteer independently.
• Waivers: Each participant will sign a Waiver of Liability upon arrival.
• Dress Code: Closed-toe shoes required; jeans and t-shirts are great. Branded church shirts are encouraged for group identity and social content.

Nursery care is offered in the Nursery Suites (lower level of All Saints’ Hall) for children ages six weeks through four years old while parents are on-site during these times:

Fall/Winter/Spring Schedule (Mid-September to Mid-May)
Worship Services | 8:45 & 11:15 am
Sunday School Hour | 10 am

Summer Schedule (Parish Day to Parish Day)
Sunday Worship Services | 10 am
We ask that families read our Nursery Protocols before coming to the Nursery.

Typical Sunday Morning Procedures
When you sign your child in, you will receive a numbered pager so we can reach you if needed. When checking in your child, please let us know if your child has any allergies or special needs. Children will be released only to an adult with the corresponding pager number.

Staffing & Volunteers
All of our nursery caregivers are trained in CPR and Safe Church policies. Our staff and Nursery Committee of Christ Church parents work to ensure your child experiences a caring and nurturing environment. They can also answer questions regarding your child’s care or other aspects of Christ Church.

This service includes scripture, prayers, a sermon, communion, and music. Congregational hymns are traditional, and the Christ Church Choir offers a broad range of choral music.