A wonderful time was had by all at this year's Ladies Tea Party! 

Photos from a wonderful time of celebrating our risen Savior. 

Advent at PCPC is always a time of peaceful reflection and joyous celebration!

Check out photos from our 12th annual race, which raised over $16,000 for Love and Hope in Action. LAHIA is one of our local ministry partners that provides food and resources for the homeless in Martin County. 

Thank you to all who attended our Holy Week services. Thank you, also, to the many volunteers who helped to make this week special.

Enjoy photos from our December 2021 presentation of Handel's oratorio, The Messiah, which featured our festival choir, chamber orchestra, and soloists Rachel Carter, Ken Gayle, Kerry Rocks, and John Slivon.

Thank you to all who participated in our 10th annual Turkey Trot. It was a beautiful and fun way to start Thanksgiving morning.

Young and not so young (even some four-legged friends) ran and walked this year's 5K to benefit House of Hope. We are grateful for you and the many blessings of the day.

A big shout-out to all of the volunteers who helped bring it together. We couldn't have done it without you.

From a whimsical lighthouse on an enchanted island, our explorers were guided by a Lighthouse Keeper and Beacon the Puffin on an exciting quest to find five mysterious Infinity Lanterns to help light their way. Using map coordinates from their Reference Book (the Bible), our kids discovered clues to finding each lantern while learning how God’s light shines in the lives of biblical characters in the Old and New Testament stories.

ADVENTURERS WE WERE! We discovered amazingly wonderful things in our quest for God's Great Light! Everyone (kids and volunteers alike) had a great time. We made new friends, sang and danced, laughed, and learned how special it is that God's light shines in our lives, too.

Thank you to all who attended the performances of George Frideric Handel's oratorio, The Messiah! The oratorio, conducted by Rev. Dr. Brad Klostreich, featured our Chancel Choir, chamber orchestra, and soloists Rachel Carter (soprano); Kerry Rocks (alto); Ken Gayle (tenor); and John Slivon (bass).