
Another amazing example of God’s artistic ability, The Zinnia
Dear PCF family, tomorrow at 5:00pm remember our annual BBQ dinner. We have a large signup to this event which is wonderful. We will be collecting a free will offering for our TWIGS ministry. When we gather for our dinner Saturday, try to sit by someone you don’t know that well and get a conversation going with them. You might just find a new friend.
I want to thank our two BBQ pit masters that will be supplying our BBQ dinner, Al Kaburick who has been our official cook as well as our choirs sound tech for a long time and the newcomer to our BBQ dinner provider, Jim Dwyer who drives all the way from St. Charles Mo. to be part of our church family. Thank you both for your work and love for our church. And of course thank you to our kitchen crew and set up crew who all work very hard to have everything set up and ready to go for such events. They have the process down and none of our events could happen without them. Thank you each and everyone!.
The next two Sundays are going to be very special. I am very excited about this Sunday because the message is going to be about the power of prayer. I promise you, know matter where you are in your walk with God, you don’t want to miss this Sunday’s service. And, the icing on the cake so to speak will be he music our amazing choir will be providing including a very powerful, moving duet sung by Tyler Mackie and Jennifer Kaburick called “The Prayer”.
Then, the following Sunday July the 5th, we will have a baby dedication with more amazing choir music. “So let us not grow weary of meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another—and all the more as you see the Day approaching.” (Hebrews 10:25)
I believe God’s word plus prayer, plus brothers and sisters who share love for one another along with the desire to know God’s will for their personal life, will change not only the person, but also the church they belong to as well.
We will have room for you Sunday at 10:30am. See you soon! Love, pastor Kent.