We are delighted to have you worship with us as we come together in faith to celebrate the Lord's day. Our podcast offers you the opportunity to be part of our worship service from the comfort of your own home, vehicle, or wherever you may be.

We hope that you find peace, joy, and spiritual nourishment in today's service. Together, let's embark on this meaningful journey. So grab a cozy spot, your favorite beverage, and get ready to experience the love of God with us.

No matter who you are or where you find yourself on life's journey, you are welcome here.  Thank you so much for joining us today. It's an honor to have you with us.
 
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This Lent, we journey together through a worship series called “Values That Define Us.” 

Lent has always been a season of reflection: a time to pause, to examine our hearts, and to remember who we are and whose we are. In this series, we explore five core values that shape our life together: humility, compassion, service, connection, and inclusion. These are not abstract ideals. They are practices that form us in the way of Christ. 

These values surfaced again and again in our recent visioning conversations. When asked what makes our community distinctive, many shared a common theme: we put the needs of our community before our own preferences. In a culture that prizes certainty and self-promotion, humility asks a different question: What does our neighbor need? It invites us to think of ourselves less so that Christ’s love can take up more space among us. 

From there, we turn toward compassion that moves us toward those who are hurting, service that quietly seeks the common good, connection that reminds us we belong to one another, and inclusion that reflects the wide welcome of Christ. 

Each episode invites you not just to listen, but to reflect: What might it mean to loosen our grip on being right? To listen more carefully? To make room? To trust that God is at work — even when we are not in control? 

If these truly are the values that define us, then Lent becomes more than a season. It becomes an invitation to grow in Christlikeness — together. 

This Lent, we journey together through a worship series called “Values That Define Us.” 

Lent has always been a season of reflection: a time to pause, to examine our hearts, and to remember who we are and whose we are. In this series, we explore five core values that shape our life together: humility, compassion, service, connection, and inclusion. These are not abstract ideals. They are practices that form us in the way of Christ. 

These values surfaced again and again in our recent visioning conversations. When asked what makes our community distinctive, many shared a common theme: we put the needs of our community before our own preferences. In a culture that prizes certainty and self-promotion, humility asks a different question: What does our neighbor need? It invites us to think of ourselves less so that Christ’s love can take up more space among us. 

From there, we turn toward compassion that moves us toward those who are hurting, service that quietly seeks the common good, connection that reminds us we belong to one another, and inclusion that reflects the wide welcome of Christ. 

Each episode invites you not just to listen, but to reflect: What might it mean to loosen our grip on being right? To listen more carefully? To make room? To trust that God is at work — even when we are not in control? 

If these truly are the values that define us, then Lent becomes more than a season. It becomes an invitation to grow in Christlikeness — together. 

This Lent, we journey together through a worship series called “Values That Define Us.” 

Lent has always been a season of reflection: a time to pause, to examine our hearts, and to remember who we are and whose we are. In this series, we explore five core values that shape our life together: humility, compassion, service, connection, and inclusion. These are not abstract ideals. They are practices that form us in the way of Christ. 

These values surfaced again and again in our recent visioning conversations. When asked what makes our community distinctive, many shared a common theme: we put the needs of our community before our own preferences. In a culture that prizes certainty and self-promotion, humility asks a different question: What does our neighbor need? It invites us to think of ourselves less so that Christ’s love can take up more space among us. 

From there, we turn toward compassion that moves us toward those who are hurting, service that quietly seeks the common good, connection that reminds us we belong to one another, and inclusion that reflects the wide welcome of Christ. 

Each episode invites you not just to listen, but to reflect: What might it mean to loosen our grip on being right? To listen more carefully? To make room? To trust that God is at work — even when we are not in control? 

If these truly are the values that define us, then Lent becomes more than a season. It becomes an invitation to grow in Christlikeness — together. 

This Lent, we journey together through a worship series called “Values That Define Us.” 

Lent has always been a season of reflection: a time to pause, to examine our hearts, and to remember who we are and whose we are. In this series, we explore five core values that shape our life together: humility, compassion, service, connection, and inclusion. These are not abstract ideals. They are practices that form us in the way of Christ. 

These values surfaced again and again in our recent visioning conversations. When asked what makes our community distinctive, many shared a common theme: we put the needs of our community before our own preferences. In a culture that prizes certainty and self-promotion, humility asks a different question: What does our neighbor need? It invites us to think of ourselves less so that Christ’s love can take up more space among us. 

From there, we turn toward compassion that moves us toward those who are hurting, service that quietly seeks the common good, connection that reminds us we belong to one another, and inclusion that reflects the wide welcome of Christ. 

Each episode invites you not just to listen, but to reflect: What might it mean to loosen our grip on being right? To listen more carefully? To make room? To trust that God is at work — even when we are not in control? 

If these truly are the values that define us, then Lent becomes more than a season. It becomes an invitation to grow in Christlikeness — together. 

This Lent, we journey together through a worship series called “Values That Define Us.” 

Lent has always been a season of reflection: a time to pause, to examine our hearts, and to remember who we are and whose we are. In this series, we explore five core values that shape our life together: humility, compassion, service, connection, and inclusion. These are not abstract ideals. They are practices that form us in the way of Christ. 

These values surfaced again and again in our recent visioning conversations. When asked what makes our community distinctive, many shared a common theme: we put the needs of our community before our own preferences. In a culture that prizes certainty and self-promotion, humility asks a different question: What does our neighbor need? It invites us to think of ourselves less so that Christ’s love can take up more space among us. 

From there, we turn toward compassion that moves us toward those who are hurting, service that quietly seeks the common good, connection that reminds us we belong to one another, and inclusion that reflects the wide welcome of Christ. 

Each episode invites you not just to listen, but to reflect: What might it mean to loosen our grip on being right? To listen more carefully? To make room? To trust that God is at work — even when we are not in control? 

If these truly are the values that define us, then Lent becomes more than a season. It becomes an invitation to grow in Christlikeness — together. 

We are delighted to have you worship with us as we come together in faith to celebrate the Lord's day. Our podcast offers you the opportunity to be part of our worship service from the comfort of your own home, vehicle, or wherever you may be.

We hope that you find peace, joy, and spiritual nourishment in today's service. Together, let's embark on this meaningful journey. So grab a cozy spot, your favorite beverage, and get ready to experience the love of God with us.

No matter who you are or where you find yourself on life's journey, you are welcome here.  Thank you so much for joining us today. It's an honor to have you with us.
 
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Receive PCM Email Updates! 

This is the season when many of us start thinking about resolutions - how to eat better, sleep more, worry less, and finally organize that one closet we keep pretending doesn’t exist.
 
Those can all be good things. But this year at PCM, we want to begin the year by shifting the focus just a little.
 
Instead of starting with how we can make ourselves better, we want to ask a deeper and more hopeful question: How can we help make our community and our world better?

Welcome to a new worship series called Be The Good - a joyful, life-affirming series about hope, belonging, love, creativity, and choosing to live in ways that bring light into the world. It’s about discovering again that we are not meant to do life alone, and that the church can be a place of connection, healing, and encouragement.
 
We’d love for you to join us - and to invite a friend who might be looking for a hopeful way to begin the year.

This is the season when many of us start thinking about resolutions - how to eat better, sleep more, worry less, and finally organize that one closet we keep pretending doesn’t exist.
 
Those can all be good things. But this year at PCM, we want to begin the year by shifting the focus just a little.
 
Instead of starting with how we can make ourselves better, we want to ask a deeper and more hopeful question: How can we help make our community and our world better?

Welcome to a new worship series called Be The Good - a joyful, life-affirming series about hope, belonging, love, creativity, and choosing to live in ways that bring light into the world. It’s about discovering again that we are not meant to do life alone, and that the church can be a place of connection, healing, and encouragement.
 
We’d love for you to join us - and to invite a friend who might be looking for a hopeful way to begin the year.

This is the season when many of us start thinking about resolutions - how to eat better, sleep more, worry less, and finally organize that one closet we keep pretending doesn’t exist.
 
Those can all be good things. But this year at PCM, we want to begin the year by shifting the focus just a little.
 
Instead of starting with how we can make ourselves better, we want to ask a deeper and more hopeful question: How can we help make our community and our world better?

Welcome to a new worship series called Be The Good - a joyful, life-affirming series about hope, belonging, love, creativity, and choosing to live in ways that bring light into the world. It’s about discovering again that we are not meant to do life alone, and that the church can be a place of connection, healing, and encouragement.
 
We’d love for you to join us - and to invite a friend who might be looking for a hopeful way to begin the year.