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Staff Update

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Caroline Grindrod as our Director for Young Adults, Developing Families, and Connection. Caroline is a graduate of Boston College, Carroll School of Management, holding a B.S. in Management. She is also a 2024 graduate of Princeton Theological Seminary, holding an M. Div. To learn more about Caroline click the button below.

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Service Between Services

Service projects are often seen as tasks to complete quickly. This Sunday, you are invited to join us between services to create snack bags for those in need. We will take our time to learn about the recipients and focus on meaningful connections, not just the number of bags made.

School Supply Drive

July 1 - 30

Each year, PHPC hosts a school supply drive in July to ensure our partner schools, McShan Elementary and Martin Luther King Jr. Arts Academy, have the tools and resources they need for a successful year of learning. Please help us continue to support our partners and friends in Vickery Meadow and South Dallas! You can donate by picking up a shopping list in the Atrium or using the link below!

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Putt Putt for Impact

July 28 | 10 a.m.

Step onto the green and into the heart of missions at Putt Putt for Impact! Embark on a journey through our transformed Jubilee Hall, now a mini-golf course where each hole tells a story of our community impact ministry. All ages are invited to enjoy a game of mini-golf, putt, play, and discover the power of making a difference together.

Snacks with Peter Manning

August 4 | 10 a.m.

Join us for a farewell reception on Sunday, August 4, during the 10 a.m. Connection Hour for our Monie Pastoral Resident, Rev. Peter Manning. Come share your appreciation for Peter's ministry among us and wish him well in his next chapter.

We Make the Road by Walking

Once again, we will offer a slow stroll through an engaging book over the course of twelve months. Mahlon Hight will facilitate the monthly meetings to discuss Brian McLaren’s book, We Make the Road by Walking – A Year-Long Quest for Spiritual Formation, Reorientation, and Activation. Sessions will begin in September and there are two options for meeting times: Wednesdays at 10 a.m. and Thursday evenings at 6:30 p.m. Participants are responsible for purchasing their own book. Register using the button below.

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