Looking for a way to stay engaged with study this summer? Join Dan Dunaway and Sarah Bennett for a 15-week class called "Our Faith Story," where we explore our Presbyterian roots. All ages and stages are encouraged to join at 10:00 a.m. in the first-floor conference room. No prep work necessary.
In Learning to Walk in the Dark, Barbara Brown Taylor explores her belief that life does not split into light (goodness) and dark (evil), but that God also works in the nighttime. Mark Brainerd and Mahlon Hight will guide this look at what is available to us spiritually when we experience dark times in our lives. Registration is required.
This class is for parents with young children through teenagers who are looking to form friendships and grow in faith, marriage, and parenting. This group only meets during the school year.
Epiphany invites youth (16+) and adults with unique abilities to participate in our enrichment programs. Together we share needs, discover gifts, enrich lives and provide respite for families. Our Sunday School curriculum is designed with special needs in mind.
This class is for couples and singles of all ages who desire to grow in faith through peer-led Bible and theological studies covering a wide variety of topics. Questions are welcome, experiences are honored, and all positions are heard and respected.
Adults in the middle stage of life explore topics of faith, marriage, family and serving the community. This class is mostly 40s & 50s with kids in middle school through college graduation. We are member-led and open to new and interesting topics that connect us to each other and to God's purpose for us.
This is an interactive, discussion-led group utilizing a wide variety of source material including modern Christian authors and thinkers such as Adam Hamilton, Jon Ortberg, Stephen Um as well as insightful sessions from the Yale Divinity School and other sources. This group only meets during the school year.
Join PHPC members in engaging in study and conversation around the topic of faithful Christian advocacy. This group seeks to build upon PHPC’s call to uproot the cycle of poverty and explore how God continues to call us to love and serve our neighbors through advocacy work. The group will read The Mission of Advocacy: A Toolkit for Congregations by Stephen K. Reeves and Rev. Katie Ferguson Murry. We will meet monthly on the third Thursday at 6pm, beginning on September 15 in the conference room
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.
Come grab a men’s breakfast of bacon, eggs, and grits every Tuesday morning, followed by a speaker on an interesting topic. Breakfast starts at 6:40, the program starts at 7 and wraps at 8am. Men's Breakfast meets at the north dining room near Founders Hall.
Presbyterian Women are looking forward to our new Bible study “Celebrating Sabbath: Accepting God’s Gift of Rest and Delight.”
Open to women of all ages and stages of life, Presbyterian Women meet once a month for Bible study, fellowship and outreach. Bible Studies meet on the second Monday morning and evening and Tuesday morning of the same week at the church. Morning circles meet for fellowship at 9:30 a.m. with the Bible study at 10:00 a.m. The evening circle begins at 5:30 p.m. with fellowship or BYO Dinner followed by Bible study at 6:15 p.m.
Wednesday Women’s Fellowship meets year-round on Wednesdays from 11:30-1:30 primarily in the church conference room. We offer both in person and zoom as an option. We have lunch and fellowship during the first hour. We study a variety of religious topics chosen by the group during the second hour. We have members from many ages and stages of life
Come and join Rev. John Roper at 7am every Wednesday in the downstairs conference room as we study one 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 necessary!
PHPC’s Coordinator for Congregational Care, Mahlon Hight, 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 using the button below for the zoom link.
Good Books, the Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church book club, meets the second Wednesday of the month from 2 – 3 p.m. in the church library from September to May. Visitors are welcome.
If you have an interest in flowers, gardens, and horticulture in general, join The Growing Saints Garden Club and meet some people who share the same interests as you! GSGC is open to members and friends of PHPC. Dues are $30/individual and $50/couple. Guests are always welcome! GSGC meets on the third Friday each month from September – May at 10:15 AM. Interesting speakers and occasional field trips offer fellowship and education!
Interested in improving your balance and coordination? Join our tai chi class, Thursdays from 1-2 pm in Jubilee Hall B. Led by a professional instructor, it just might be the low-impact wellness activity you are seeking. All are welcome. The fee is $30 a month per participant.
Every Thursday morning at 9 a.m. we gather in the Parlor for an hour long Yoga Flow. Whether you have never practiced yoga or you are an experienced yogi, this group will fill your needs. Experienced, professional instructors lead this time of joining breath, body and spirit in re-energizing flow with options to meet every level of experience. The fee is $25 a month, payable at the first gathering of the month. If you’d like to give the class a try, your first time is free.
