Join us for worship this Sunday at 10:15 AM in person and Livestream. Sunday School and Wonder Hour for all ages at 9:00 AM, with Common Grounds at 9:45 AM.
You can find past sermons and the upcoming order of worship on ourwebsite.
The Palisades fire had grown to more than 20,000 acres as of Friday. (Photo courtesy of CalFire)
Our prayers are with all in Southern California. If you want to donate to the relief effort, click here to donate to the PDA fund for the wildfires.
Donations of new or gently used blankets are being collected in the “Basic Essentials Cart” in Wilson Hall through January 17th. These blankets will be delivered to Downtown Presbyterian Church, where they will help support their ministry to individuals experiencing homelessness.
Thank you for making a difference this winter!
What an amazing turnout for Sunday’s Red Cross Blood Drive! We had 31 donors show up—ZERO deferrals—and collected 31 pints, smashing our goal of 26! That’s enough to help save the lives of up to 93 patients. We even had 4 Power Red units and welcomed 2 first-time donors—so incredible! A huge thank you to everyone who rolled up their sleeves to make a difference. You’re helping save lives, and we couldn’t be more grateful. Mark your calendars—our next blood drive is May 18th.
Join us on Wednesday evenings starting with dinner at 6 PM in Wilson Hall, followed by the program at 6:45 PM. Adults will gather in Room 211 for engaging speakers and topics, youth will meet in Rooms 117–120, and children in Rooms 101–102. Sharing with the adults are Kimberly Coward on Loving Our Enemies (Jan. 15 & 22), and Bill Carver on Thomas Merton (Jan. 29). Come for a meaningful evening of learning and fellowship!
A workshop will be held Saturday, February 8 at 11:00 AM in the church kitchen to demonstrate arranging flowers for Sunday worship.
Lunch will be served afterward. Join our flower committee!
Call Margaret Roberts at 615-584-4013 to RSVP.
February 8 from 8 AM - 1 PM. This five-hour class consists of a 1.5 hour PowerPoint Presentation and the rest practicing lifesaving skills and techniques. Physical training includes learning various strikes, kicks and choke releases. Dynamic training gives students the opportunity to ”fight for their life” against a predator in a padded suit. Students should dress in comfortable, athletic clothes that allow for freedom of movement. Cost is $50. Click here to register. Contact Megan Henry for more information. Click here to register.
Join us for Pizza & Trivia on Friday, February 22 at 5:30 PM. All ages are needed as we will divide people into teams for a fun night of friendly competition, laughter, and food.
