We are engaged in an epic battle for the hearts and minds of our youth. Every day, they're bombarded with lies about who they are, who their Creator is, and where their salvation comes from. Thankfully, God has given his children armor to wear in this battle between truth and lies, light and darkness, good and evil, so they can become Keepers of the Kingdom who can stand strong in today's battle for truth.

Our 2022 FALL FEST was fantastic! What a great evening! The weather was beautiful and we loved seeing the  1200+ smiling faces on campus enjoying all of the activities. A very special thank you to our event sponsors and the many volunteers who made it possible

Participants of our Zoomerang VBS marveled at the unforgettable wildlife, culture, and beauty of Australia while exploring the wonder and value of life, from the lives of babies to eternal life in the kingdom of God. Kids discovered that life is valuable -- from the tiniest to the oldest, each person is made in the image of God; wonderfully designed to know him and live for him!

Thank you to all who attended our Holy Week services. Thank you, also, to the many volunteers who helped to make this week special.

Thanks to everyone who shared in the fun at our community Easter egg hunt!

Enjoy photos from our December 2021 presentation of Handel's oratorio, The Messiah, which featured our festival choir, chamber orchestra, and soloists Rachel Carter, Ken Gayle, Kerry Rocks, and John Slivon.

Thank you to all who participated in our 10th annual Turkey Trot. It was a beautiful and fun way to start Thanksgiving morning.

Young and not so young (even some four-legged friends) ran and walked this year's 5K to benefit House of Hope. We are grateful for you and the many blessings of the day.

A big shout-out to all of the volunteers who helped bring it together. We couldn't have done it without you.

Thanks to all who came out to enjoy our fall festival! What a fun evening we had! Thank you, also, to our fabulous volunteers who made it a success!

From a whimsical lighthouse on an enchanted island, our explorers were guided by a Lighthouse Keeper and Beacon the Puffin on an exciting quest to find five mysterious Infinity Lanterns to help light their way. Using map coordinates from their Reference Book (the Bible), our kids discovered clues to finding each lantern while learning how God’s light shines in the lives of biblical characters in the Old and New Testament stories.

ADVENTURERS WE WERE! We discovered amazingly wonderful things in our quest for God's Great Light! Everyone (kids and volunteers alike) had a great time. We made new friends, sang and danced, laughed, and learned how special it is that God's light shines in our lives, too.

We had a phenomenal week of our first ever VIRTUAL PCPC VBS where we learned to Focus and Take a Closer Look at God. Thank you to all of the families who joined us and helped make this such a wonderful experience!  

On Friday, Dec. 20, we welcomed 46 children ages 3-11 for a night of safe, Christ-centered Christmas fun while their parents enjoyed a few hours to run errands, wrap presents, or enjoy a child-free evening out. Children made crafts including a ceramic ornament and a nativity scene, played games, were treated to a pizza dinner with hot cocoa and cookies, and enjoyed an animated movie about the Nativity, complete with popcorn!

Thank you to all who attended the performances of George Frideric Handel's oratorio, The Messiah! The oratorio, conducted by Rev. Dr. Brad Klostreich, featured our Chancel Choir, chamber orchestra, and soloists Rachel Carter (soprano); Kerry Rocks (alto); Ken Gayle (tenor); and John Slivon (bass).

Our PreK-5th grade Sunday school children performed a reenactment of the nativity, complete with singing, sign language and scripture readings at our 3 Sunday morning worship services on December 15th. They did a fantastic job! Thank you to all of the children who participated! Thank you also to our Children's Ministry Director, Sarah Butler, and her team of Sunday school teachers and volunteers who made the children's costumes and helped them learn their parts!

We had a great day for the 9th Annual Palm City Presbyterian Church Turkey Trot 5K Run/Walk & Kids Fun Run on Thanksgiving morning, benefitting LAHIA (Love And Hope in Action, Inc)! Thank you to all of the participants, sponsors, and volunteers! Congratulations to everyone who participated, and a special shout out to the Open Winners (best time overall): Ryan Ziskinder and Sarah Aubrey, and the Masters Winners (best time over age 40): Kevin Johnson and Michelle Weiler.

Enjoy this collection of photos from our first annual community fall festival! Thank you to everyone who attended and to all of our volunteers who made this possible!