N-E-A what?Come learnabout the Enneagram, a personality framework that describes ninedifferent waysof seeing andengaging withthe world. You will be given resources to help you discern your own number. This willprepare you for Lent Enneagram Small Groups(starting on 2/8), as well as our Spring SpeakerSuzanne Stabile, and herworkshopon Virtue and Viceinthe Enneagram (2/28).
You are invited to make Lent resources for your home and enjoy fellowship with your church family. There will also be take-home materials for all ages to support us in our Lent journey.
Do you want to grow or desire to change, but aren’t sure where to start? Want to learn more about your core motivations—and understand why certain virtues are easier and certain vices stickier for you? Come explore the dimensions of the Enneagram, a personality framework, and how it can be used as a tool for growth and transformation—with the company of a small group. The short-term groups will be hosted by members and will use Suzanne Stabile’s The Journey Towards Wholeness Workbook to guide the conversation for six weeks. Please sign up on Realm or the website by February 2.
This is an interactive, discussion-led group, utilizing a wide variety of source materials, including modern Christian authors and thinkers such as Adam Hamilton, Timothy Keller, Amy-Jill Levine, as well as insightful sessions from Yale Divinity School and other sources.This group meets during the school year.
A class that is casual yet intentional about exploring faith in our lives. The discussions and studies are grounded in the Bible, our evolving faith, and our ever-changing lives. Class members lead on a variety of topics with open hearts and minds. All are welcome and can join in anytime during the 10 a.m. Connection Hour or during our monthly class socials. This group meets during the school year.
PHPC Parents discusses and collectively engages with the Bible, books, and articles on parenting, relationships, and other top-of-mind topics. Guest speakers from PHPC Staff and external experts frequently join to provide guidance and support for raising children in today’s world. You are invited to join PHPC Parents every Sunday in the Parlor during Connection Hour as we walk together in faith while parenting babies to fifth graders.
Are you parenting a teenager or young adult? Looking for ways to foster faith conversations with your youth? Looking for community? This is the group for you! Class led by other parents and will cover a variety of topics throughout the year.
Epiphany invites youth (16+) and adults with disabilities to participate in our Sunday School (first hour) and Life & Arts enrichment programs. Together we learn about God, discover our own gifts, enrich lives, and provide respite for families. All activities are designed with multiple disability needs in mind.
Church Season is a short, intensive (now) five-week experience designed to build community and increase biblical literacy among families at PHPC. Due to recent weather disruptions, this year’s program has been shortened by one week and will now begin on February 1. We know families are busy and juggle many seasons of life, including soccer season, baseball season, and more. We also know that these high-commitment times often bring the greatest rewards in building real community, and our hope is for families to engage in Church Season in the same way. Each week, we will begin at 5:30 p.m. with dinner together as families. After dinner, parents will gather in the Parlor for Bible study while the kids play. This session will focus on prayer practices. Cost is $50 for the whole family. Sign up using the link below.
Open to women of all ages and stages of life, Presbyterian Women meet on the second Monday morning and evening of the month for Bible study, fellowship, and outreach. Morning circles meet for fellowship at 9:30 a.m. with the Bible study at 10:00 a.m. The evening circle begins at 5:15 p.m. with fellowship or BYO Dinner followed by Bible study at 6:15 p.m.
Join us for a hearty breakfast, a devotional, and fellowship. These gatherings regularly feature a guest speaker who brings insight to the topic of the week.
This class meets weekly September - May for study on a particular book of the Bible chosen at the beginning of the year. Participants are asked to read the scripture in advance. Some occasional light reading may apply. No previous Bible knowledge or study experience is necessary. This class is open to adults of all ages and stages of life
Open to women of all ages and stages of life, this group meets weekly all year for lunch, fellowship, and study on a variety of faith-related topics.
This weekly group offers a brief guided breathing session to help reduce stress, lower your heart rate, and re-center your life. Sessions are live via Zoom every Wednesday at noon. Contact Mahlon Hight for the zoom link or you may listen to a recorded session by finding the “Listen Here” button on the website at https://www.phpc.org/ministry/care.
This daytime discussion group meets every Thursday (September – May) at 1:30pm in the conference room to study some of the basics of theology. This group only meets during the school year.
Good Books, the Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church book club, meets the second Wednesday of the month from 2 – 3 p.m. in the PHPC library every month except December. Visitors are welcome.
GSGC offers a wide range of activities related to gardening, such as programs given by experts on orchids, tropicals, and succulents; presentations on birds, honeybees, hummingbirds, and butterflies; and field trips to the Arboretum, North Haven Gardens, Lake Highlands Community Gardens, and Bonton Farms. In addition, we have two lovely luncheons at Christmas and in May.
GSGC is open to members and friends of PHPC. We meet on the third Friday of each month from September to May at 10:15 a.m. Being a gardener isn’t a requirement! Join us for the camaraderie, enlightenment, and fun.
Interested in improving your balance and coordination? Our tai chi class might just be the low-impact wellness activity you’re seeking. Cost of the class is $30/month, but if you’d like to try the class and see if it is for you Thursdays from 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. in Jubilee Hall B.
