Events Calendar

Events Calendar

Events

05/28/2023

Church-Wide Prayer Meeting

Come join us to seek Jesus with all our heart! Join us to pray for our church, for one another, friends, neighbors, and our country. Church-wide prayer meetings held at 7:00-8:15 am on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month, in rm 104. 
05/28/2023

Sunday AM Prayer

The Sunday AM Prayer Team is an extremely important ministry and a wonderful opportunity to come alongside those that request prayer and need encouragement. No experience needed except the desire to love others.  8:30am (in-person room 104 and Zoom). Contact Kathy Young with any questions or for the zoom link.
05/28/2023

Body Life in Mandarin

You are welcome to join a Mandarin-speaking class (as long as you can somewhat understand Mandarin). We have the opportunity to develop our Mandarin “voice” as we share our stories with one another in Mandarin. The class will continue to practice deep koinonia-fellowship with God and with one another, such as sharing one another’s needs and struggles, as well as supporting and praying for each other. Co-led by David Wang, Joseph Chou and Teng Moh.   We are now both…
05/28/2023

Crafting our Pilgrimage: The Life of Jacob

Paul Stevens writes, “As we travel through all the stages of Jacob’s life, we discover that God is with Jacob in every aspect of his journey. … And the amazing thing about this God is that he condescends to come right into the midst our mundane, messy worlds of home, work and play as the stage where this ‘holy’ work occurs.” Join us as we experience this messy life together, encountering God all along the day. Led by Brian Morgan;…
05/31/2023

Intercessory Prayer

We are still meeting virtually as we gather to pray as a church family.  Contact Shawn for meeting information:  shawn@pbcc.org 5/24 Prayer Guide
05/31/2023

“Who is a God like You?” – The Prophet Micah

Micah’s sentence-name means, “Who is like Yah?” and reveals the tenacity of his parent’s faith at a time when Israel was threatened by invincible foreign powers from without and with moral corruption and economic exploitation ravaging the poor from within. Micah’s times were not dissimilar from our own, which makes his message crucial for us to understand how God restores his dominion on earth, not by matching strength with strength, but through a purged remnant who walk in faithfulness and…