At PHPC we believe that the purpose of adult learning is to help people make spiritual sense out of their lives and the world. Learning is not an end in itself. Instead, we learn with the purpose of growing in faith and being sent out into our everyday lives and the world as disciples of Jesus Christ.
*At present, for the safety and thriving of all in our community of faith, the physical spaces of our building remain closed. The church, however, remains open and active in the community and the world. Therefore, we continue to endeavor to offer a variety of meaningful digital opportunities to learn and deepen our Christian faith.
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Sunday School
These classes meet weekly on Sunday mornings via Zoom for study and fellowship. There are classes for young parents, couples, and those of all ages and stages of life.
Bible/Theology Studies
There are several Bible studies that meet on various days and times throughout the week. Classes run for twelve weeks in the fall and twelve weeks in the spring. No prior knowledge or experience necessary.
Book Studies
We offer several short-term book studies aimed at different ages and stages of life, as well as liturgical seasons. These studies take place via Zoom and are led by pastors and staff.
Short Term Series
Studies that meet throughout the year and last anywhere from one to six weeks. Topics range anywhere from deep-dive Bible study, to book studies, to issues of current social concern.
Speaker Series
Twice yearly, PHPC invites notable speakers and authors to come share their message in our Sanctuary. Past guests have included Glennon Doyle, Kate Bowler and Rev. Dr. Rodger Nishioka.
Living Classroom
Two annual opportunities to learn and grow in faith through pilgrimage travel experiences to the Holy Land and the American South on our Racial Justice and Equity Pilgrimage.
Small Groups
PHPC’s small group ministry meets weekly for Bible study and fellowship. Groups are launched once in the fall and once in the spring.
Digital Discipleship
In an increasingly digital world, we encounter God through videos, podcasts, and online media. Engage the PHPC community wherever you are through our original digital content.
Racial Justice
At Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church, we believe that God is calling us to do the messy and holy work of racial justice and equity, dismantling the crippling weight of white supremacy.