Advent of the Savior - The author of this study comments, “It takes great intentionality to make space for Christ during the Christmas season.” We agree! Please join us in November for a 6-week LifeGuide study that will help us keep Christ at the forefront of this holiday season! 

This group will break for Christmas and resume on January 22 with a new study. More details coming soon! 

This group, led by Cathy Coco, is studying God of the Ordinary, a study on the book of Ruth paired with a video teaching from Alistair Begg. We are finding that in both dark, difficult moments and simple, mundane life rhythms, God’s loving hand is always at work. 

Upcoming study: Our Dear Christ Enters In - In this 4-week class with Cathy Coco, participants will focus on preparing our homes and hearts for the coming of Jesus, who enters in to be with us. Discussion questions, prayer, and reflection highlight aspects of the home life related to the story of Christ Jesus. The study begins on November 19. Study guides are available in the church office for $8.

Class will NOT meet on 11/26. 

Advent - The Christmas season, is more than a sentimental myth or a manger scene we use to decorate our living rooms. This four-session series takes a look at Jesus as Emmanuel, our Wonderful Counselor, the Everlasting Father, and the great I Am. When you know Jesus, you will realize Christmas is more than a nice story—the arrival of Jesus changes everything!

Class will NOT meet on 11/26. Click the image for the study guide PDF.

This study will conclude on December 10. The group will resume in January 2026.

Join Pastor David and Elder John Nelson for a new class in Langill Hall. It will be held every Wednesday, 6:00-7:00 p.m. through April 29. Each class will feature teaching, followed by small group discussion. 

The Christians in Corinth had a problem: spiritual immaturity. Their faith was real, but most of them came from a pagan background. They had a lot to learn about how to think and act like Christians. The culture around them did not make it easy. In this class, we will study Paul’s first letter to them. It provides help to us as we grow to spiritual maturity. What does spiritual maturity look like? How do you get there? How do you know when you’ve arrived? Our growth will be the focus as we explore this rewarding letter. 

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Men, join us for Luke, A Video Study by Darrell L. Bock. In this series, we'll explore the life and ministry of Jesus laid out in the book of Luke. Luke presents a powerful portrait of Christ's compassion, teachings, miracles, and sacrifice, emphasizing his love for all people. Each week, we’ll dive into key passages, discuss their meaning, and reflect on how they apply to our daily lives. Coffee and breakfast are provided! 

This group will not meet on 11/27, 12/25, or 1/1.

This class, hosted by PCPC, is studying the book of Psalms. Learn about the unwavering love of God, find hope in the midst of life's struggles, and strengthen your prayer life in this in-depth study. 

Participants receive a course book with a commentary and study questions. Each week offers small group discussion and a large group teaching. This co-ed class is for all ages and meets in-person. Dinner is provided before class for families who are enrolled. This class follows the school year schedule. 

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This class is studying Dust to Glory, An Overview of the Bible by Dr. R.C. Sproul, prominent theologian, pastor, and author. Dr. Sproul is recognized for his articulate communication style, making complex theological concepts clear to a broad audience. This series explores the major themes, events, and people that are brought to life in the Old and New Testaments. Dust to Glory can provide you with new insights and improve your ability to read and apply scripture to your life. Each class includes a video presentation followed by class discussion. 

This study will extend through March 2026. Guests are welcome anytime!

In a world that values polish over vulnerability, we're reclaiming the power of awkwardness. Why? Because awkward is authentic and charming. It's a breath of fresh air. Sometimes in our quest to be seen as competent, professional, and sophisticated, we forget the value of being real. We're entering a new era of earnestness. It's about showing up as awkward as necessary to express real kindness to other moms. 

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Click HERE for the official MomCo Meetup site. Use code G9F0.

Click HERE for PCPC's dedicated MomCo site.