Prepare for Maundy Thursday
Prepare for Maundy Thursday... by baking bread. On Maundy Thursday we remember Jesus’ last meal by sharing Communion as a community. In this season, since we are not able to celebrate with Communion in [...]
Grocery Stores: An Update
Grocery Stores: An Update As we continue to navigate this time together, updated information is key. Click the link below to for an updated list of services, resources, and hours of operation for grocery [...]
Tired of Singing ‘Happy Birthday’!?
Already tired of singing 'Happy Birthday'? We're here for you! Try This: Sing One Verse of These Songs: Jesus’ Hands Were Kind Hands Morning Has Broken [...]
Ash Wednesday Lenten Prompts
Ash Wednesday Lenten Prompts For those of you who participated in our Ash Wednesday service, you can download a copy of the wilderness prompts from the various stations below. Download Here [...]
Images from Lunar New Year Sushi Night
Images from Lunar New Year Sushi Night!
Images from Breaking the Chains with Shane Claiborne
Here are some images of the day. Gallery One (Thanks Fabienne M!) [...]
Meet Shane Claiborne
This Sunday, we will welcome special guest Shane Claiborne, who will be preaching at the 10am and the keynote presenter of our mini-conference on faith and justice. There's still time to register for any [...]
Stewardship 2020: What’s in Your Wallet?
Pray with your money? Give first, pray later? Christian leader and author Tony Campolo was once a guest speaker at a mission rally, when he was asked to lead in prayer for a [...]
Shane Claiborne Faith and Justice Mini-Conference: November 17, 2019
Breaking the chains November 17, 2019, 10am - 4pm Faith, Justice and Incarceration, with Shane Claiborne A mini-conference on faith and justice Explore what it means to put Christian faith into action with [...]
Sermon 1: Was Jesus Political?
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' [...]
WorkWell: A Job Training Program Created by PCOL
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 [...]
Amalfi’s Fundraiser
Children's Ministries Fundraiser at Amalfi's We have joined with Amalfi’s Restaurant & Bar for a fundraiser. All day, Wednesday May 1st, present the following coupon while ordering and Amalfi’s will make a 15% donation to [...]
PCOL Blog for All
No "Safe Space" for Jesus By John MacDonald February 12, 2019 In the decades following the dominant rise of commercialism in the 1950’s, American culture increasingly promoted the concepts of ease, comfort, safety and [...]
5 Steps to Helping Children Deal with Loss
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 [...]
Of Malice and MAGA Hats: Faith Seeking Truth
by Jeff Vamos According to Matthew, when Jesus sends the disciples out into the world to preach the gospel – they go out two-by-two if you recall, from town to town – he instructs [...]
From Argument to Understanding in 3 Steps
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 [...]
CookWell Job Training Program Update
Week of October 21 The CookWell program has now completed its 4th week and our trainees have begun their apprenticeships with our local restaurant partners, Acacia and Leonardo's II. We began the week with a roundtable discussion at PCOL where [...]
CookWell Program – One Month Update
The CookWell program has now completed its 4th week and our trainees have begun their apprenticeships with our local restaurant partners, Acacia and Leonardo's II. We began the week with a roundtable discussion at PCOL where members of the community [...]