Loved by Route One

Want to help end sex trafficking and support survivors? Come to Route One Ministry’s Annual Fundraiser & Concert on Saturday, May 3, from 5-8 pm at Central Square Church in Cambridge, MA. Our biggest fundraiser of the year will feature the region's best musicians, great food, and survivor stories. Learn more about this issue, meet someone new, and be a part of the fight to end trafficking. All funds raised will go to Route One Ministry, a local anti-trafficking effort. Learn more & RSVP: lovedbyrouteone.org/fundraiser.

Timber Framing Class

This summer, June 10-14th, Sophie Linnell is teaching a 5-day Historic Timber Framing class through North Bennet Street School (NBSS). The class will meet Tuesday through Saturday and construct a timber frame structure using traditional mortise and tenon joints, learning the layout and construction of historic New England timber framed structures, including barns and dwellings. Construction methods cover the use of traditional tools including framing chisels, hand saws, and marking gauges. Prerequisite: None. More information can be found here: https://nbss.edu/community-education/carpentry/historic-timber-framing/

CONGREGATION: Drake Lunch & Cards

This Sunday — April 27th — will be the Drakes’ final Sunday at CTK. In light of that, we’re planning on acknowledging them both in the service with a presentation of gifts and a time of prayer, as well as after the service with a lunch and some words of encouragement.

One of the gifts we would like to give are notes from the congregation — whether those be notes for the whole family or for Travis, or Esther, or the boys specifically. As we did with Dana, there will be cards available at the back of the sanctuary if you don’t have a chance to pick up your own. But please do give your card to Laura before the service on Sunday.

Let’s take this opportunity as a congregation and express our gratitude and love for Travis, Esther, and the boys.

CM Director

CTK is looking to hire a Director of Children’s Ministry! This is a temporary position with the potential to transition or convert to permanent. In this part-time role, the Director oversees, sustains and works to grow the church's Children’s Ministry programming.  The Director actively leads CTK’s children’s ministries to provide a safe and meaningful environment for children (birth to Grade 5) to come in contact with, and be changed by, the gospel of Jesus Christ. The Director is also in charge of managing safety and care for children of the church in CTK related services or events.  The Director works closely with other CTK staff and ministry leaders. For more information, see the complete job description or email jobs@ctkcambridge.org. To see other job opportunities at CTK, visit ctkcambridge.org/jobs.