Reichsbishop Ludwig Müller, saluting Hitler, in Wittenberg, 1935 As Christians, where does our citizenship ultimately lie? In this second sermon in the series, Dr. Vamos will reflect on the question, "How does [...]
Where is your citizenship? This is sermon 1 of a 5-part sermon series on Faith and Politics. "Render unto Caesar," seems a simple message about keeping church and state separate. But is Jesus' message [...]
WorkWell is a job training program for persons returning from incarceration, launched by PCOL in 2018. It is a separate 501(c)(3) organization, but maintains its connection with the church through its board and through [...]
How can we rejoice on Sunday, if we haven't wept on Friday? Please join us for a Good Friday gospel blues service, featuring The Lament Brothers blues band and Dr. Trineice Robinson-Martin, Vocalist. Starting at [...]
Keeping College Admissions In Perspective by Wanda Sevey, Director and Instructor for Council for Relationships If you’re a senior in high school or the parent of a senior in high school, the end of March [...]
5 STEPS: Helping Children Deal with Loss by Betsy Ie, LCSW, Grief Recovery Specialist Parents and caretakers generally do everything to try and help their children to be happy and successful in life by providing the [...]
Join us for one of our Christmas Eve worship services: 4 PM Service with Pageant: a festive worship service that incorporates the children of the congregation as the tellers of the Christmas story. Traditional hymns [...]
From Argument to Understanding in 3 Steps By Wanda Sevey, Director and Instructor, Council for Relationships I often share with couples and families that if they practice these 3 steps they will stop an argument [...]
Conquering Anxiety By Wanda Sevey, Director and Instructor for Council for Relationships Living with fear and its lesser demon, anxiety, is uncomfortable at best and at worst, miserable. One of obstacles to reducing anxiety and [...]
"God, our help in ages past... OUR HOPE for years to come." Please join us to celebrate our community and our church home at The Capital Campaign Kickoff Luncheon Sunday, November 4, 2018 11:15am – 12:45pm [...]
Sing! The Renaissance! Three Great Renaissance Choral Composers Thursdays 6-7pm, November 1, 8, 15. The Renaissance period in Europe saw the beginnings of the polyphonic style, the wide dissemination of printed music, and the composition [...]
Join us this Sunday as we welcome Kyle Anderson, the Associate Pastor Nominating Committee's candidate for our next permanently installed Associate Pastor for Youth, Worship and Counseling Ministries. Kyle and his family will be with [...]
Have you ever had what you'd consider a spiritual - or mystical - experience? Such experiences are common, and people often ignore them, or are even ashamed to share them, because they fear people not [...]
Music is a means to reach deep into our souls, down to places that words can't reach; music has the power to enable us to "let go" and allow ourselves to be known by God. [...]
We need YOU! Grab an oar! Church is a team sport, and everyone in the crew has a part to play. Please consider how you will help us get where we need to go by [...]
Join us as we celebrate ALL our members, but especially highlighting those long-time members whose year of joining ends with an "8." See their member profiles in our Member Recognition Brochure: DOWNLOAD THE MEMBER RECOGNITION [...]
“CAGED” — A Theater Production About Incarceration, Saturday, May 19, 3 p.m. One struggle that often affects our urban neighbors is that of incarceration. We invite you to learn more about this subject as we as [...]
God is predictably unpredictable. God delights in surprising us. God rarely does what we expect. Join us for Worship in a New Key for the month of May as we explore “The Gospel in Unexpected [...]
