Give Online Here Pentecost celebrates the shared realization that the spirit of our Creator, the spirit of the risen Christ, the Holy advocate is always with us, individually and collectively. The PCUSA marks this with one of four special offerings throughout the year. With schools out, the needs are soaring for children in our community. In…
A Message from Pastor John this weekend: 1) Tomorrow is Pentecost Sunday where we celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit for the way it comforts, challenges, and exhorts us. 2) A special Followers of the Way discussion will be released Sunday 5/31, with the pastors talking about racism as seen in the past week,…
You are invited to an organ concert in the PCPC Sanctuary this Sunday, November 17th, at 6:00 pm. The concert is free and open to the public. Presented by Haig Mardirosian, PCPC Organist (bio below)Featuring the works of Maurice Durfle,Charles-Marie Widor, and Georges Bizet. Dr. Haig Mardirosian is Dean Emeritus of the College of Arts…
Imagine for a moment that you move to a new country with a predominate language that you don’t know. On your person are all your belongings and coins only from your home country — not usable in this new land. The new country and its state gives you 90 days of help before expecting you…
Here is the list of supplies we are collecting at PCPC to fill backpacks to help with relief from Hurricane Michael. There are local pilots flying Hurricane Michael Relief daily. They have planes, they need donations and supplies! Over 3,500 Floridians are living in shelters, please help. Folks wishing to make a financial gift for…
Choral Trio Brings Peace to Those at Life’s Thresholds You might recognize Bonnie Givens, Elsa Gorr-Sinicrope, and Bob Coates from the PCPC Chancel Choir. But leading the congregation in worship music on Sunday mornings isn’t the only way they’re lending their musical talents to the community. Bonnie, Elsa, and Bob make up the “Peace Trio,”…
The Tampa Bay area is home to the second largest population of refugees in Florida and is one of the larger refugee populations in the country. Throughout the past two years, Palma Ceia has become involved in a number of ministries to serve these strangers among us (cf. Matthew 25). We have been overwhelmed by…
“Go forth to the great adventure of life God sets before you. Let love be genuine; hate what is evil, hold fast to what is good; love one another with mutual affection; rejoice in hope, persevere in prayer. Seek justice, love kindness, walk humbly with your God. And when you feel as if you might…