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As a community, we have explored our roots in the Celtic tradition. This summer, we will seek to embody what we have learned. The Lectionary will guide us as we discover the deeper lessons of the Celtic tradition waiting for us in the liturgical season of Ordinary Time. Summertime is a season of sabbath rest, growth, connections, and flourishing. I pray this summer will bring new life and awaken deeper dimensions of faith as we journey with the Celts.
9 a.m. Contemporary Worship | 11 a.m. Traditional Worship
This summer come join us in connecting with fellow PHPCers as we foster growth, service, and fellowship together. While most of our activities are intergenerational, some include concurrent children's programming
The Celts have taught us much this year about prayer. This Sunday you are invited to bring your favorite Celtic blessing or prayer from this year. We will have Celtic prayers available, including those from “Praying in the Celtic Way” weekly emails. We will reflect on what we have learned and share what has been meaningful.
Looking for a chance to connect with our staff and fellow members in a casual way? You are invited to coffee with several members of the PHPC staff in the parlor. Come and chat with one–or all!
Join us for a panel discussion from our Strategic Projects Team about what is on the horizon for PHPC.
Join our recent pilgrims as they share insights from our recent Civil Rights Pilgrimage to Tulsa. Discover the untold stories of Black Wall Street's resilience, reflect on its enduring legacy, and join the social justice and equity conversation. Don't miss this opportunity to learn, grow, and inspire change together.
Service projects are often seen as tasks to complete quickly. On the fifth Sunday in June, 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.
Ever have trouble connecting with God in prayer? You are invited to walk the labyrinth as a form of embodied prayer. Hosts will teach you the basics, and then you’ll be ready to pray while walking!
Join us for a welcome reception on July 14 at 10 a.m. in Jubilee Hall as we celebrate Caroline Grindrod joining our staff in July as Director of Young Adults, Developing Families and Connection. Plan to come and meet Caroline, connect with one another and enjoy delicious breakfast tacos, too! We can’t wait!
Back by popular demand! Let’s deck the halls (Jubilee, that is) to celebrate Christmas in July! Bring a plate of your favorite Christmas cookies to share and plan to enjoy some delicious iced hot chocolate, complete with marshmallows and whipped cream. You are welcome to don your best Christmas attire for the event too.
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.
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.
Whether you are a child or "young at heart," you are invited to join Stephanie Rhoades and Jami Brown in musical games and activities that will put a smile on your face.
As we finish up The Celtic Way, we turn our focus to the year to come, 2024-2025. Come hear about this year’s annual theme from Pastor Matthew Ruffner and the story behind it.
Children are invited to join Ms. Sarah and our music staff in the Chapel to listen to stories and sing your favorite chapel songs.
Join us at the Founders Playground or the Preschool Playground for a time to play with your friends from PHPC during the Connection Hour.
Children are invited to join Ms. Sarah and our music staff in the Chapel to listen to stories and sing your favorite chapel songs.
Join us at the Founders Playground or the Preschool Playground for a time to play with your friends from PHPC during the Connection Hour.
Children are invited to join Ms. Sarah and our music staff in the Chapel to listen to stories and sing your favorite chapel songs.
This summer we invite you to join us in praying for safe travels and meaningful experiences for all those venturing out on trips from our church community. Below you will find information about all of the trips happening at PHPC this summer and we invite you to pray over these people in our community as they seek to live out our belief that all belong to God and we live like we belong to one another.
Our college students traveled to Spain to walk a portion of the Camino de Santiago.
Youth were invited to volunteer at VBS in the mornings and in the city in the afternoon.
All rising 5 and 6 graders were invited for a week of fellowship, fun, and faith formation at Mo-Ranch.
