MidWeek is an opportunity to rest from your usual weeknight routine, and to join our church family for a refreshing evening of worship, fellowship, and learning. Join us for our Vespers worship service in the Chapel, a delicious dinner in the Fellowship Hall, and classes, choirs, and activities for all ages.
September 12 through November 14, 2018
MIDWEEK AT A GLANCE
4:15 pm: Children’s Choirs begin
5:30 pm: Vespers and Dinner begin
6:45 pm: Classes begin
VESPERS SERVICE
5:30–6:00 pm, Chapel
Worship is the foundation of who we are and what we do as Christians, so begin the evening by worshiping together at Vespers. This short service includes hymns, prayers, a short sermon, and the Lord’s Supper.
MIDWEEK DINNER
5:30-6:45 pm, Fellowship Hall
DINNER RESERVATIONS:
Reservation Line: 214-224-2826
Enjoy dinner with your church family! MIDWEEK Dinner is a great chance to gather as a group or to meet new friends! Moms and Dads, bring the whole family for a delicious meal at a very reasonable price: $8 for adults (Age 11+), $4 for children (Ages 6-10), and FREE for young children (Ages 5 and under). Take-Out meals are available. Please make reservations by 4:00 pm on Monday before the meal by using reservation line (see above).
CHILDCARE
Birth-Kindergarten (September 12-November 14)
6:20–8:30 pm
For room assignments, please check in at the Red Desk in the nursery hallway. For cancellations, please email [email protected]
Contact: Midge Hoerl, 214-224-2538
CHANCEL CHOIR
7:00 – 9:00 pm, Room 300
Join the Chancel Choir for rehearsal on Wednesday evenings. As always, new members are welcome to join. The choir is an eclectic group skill-wise; a proficient musical background is not required, but do bring a passion for listening, learning, and leading.
Contact: Margaret Doria, 214-224-2638
[email protected]
CHILDREN’S AND YOUTH CHOIRS (beginning September 12)
4:15-7:45 pm (details below), Room 301
God’s Word is planted deeply in hearts and minds through singing His Word. Join us as we learn to sing with understanding, develop music reading skills, and prepare to participate in corporate worship services. All are joyfully welcome!
Carol Choir (grades K-1) / 4:15-4:45 pm
Carol Choir enrollment limited: Pre-registration required
Chapel Choir (grades 2 – 4) / 5:00-6:00 pm
Covenant Choir (grades 5 – 8) / 6:45-7:45 pm
Contact and pre-registration: Lynda Fray 214-224-2636, [email protected]
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Small Groups
Time: TBD
Room: TBD
Small Groups are an opportunity for students to build deep and lasting relationships with leaders and each other while applying the gospel to their lives. They meet at different times throughout the week in homes. To connect with a small group for your child’s grade, please contact the resident for that grade.
Teacher: Will Washington
Contact: Youth Coordinator 214-224-2762, [email protected]
HIGH SCHOOL
SMALL GROUPS
Ninth-twelfth graders meet throughout the week at different homes in the area.
Contact: Youth Coordinator 214-224-2762, [email protected]
ADULT CLASSES
THE CALL (September 12-November 14)
6:45 – 8:30 pm, Room 122
The Gospel of Matthew: Old Testament Made New
This study is for the man who wants to dig deeply into the Scripture. It involves enough homework each week to make you think about that section with challenge, yet not so much as to burden your week. You will learn from others as you discuss the questions and then hear an overview from our teacher. Matthew will give you a new understanding of God’s Kingdom plan.
No registration is required.
Teacher: Dr. Pete Deison
Contact: Melissa Abston, 214-224-2679, [email protected]
FATHERING 101 (September 12-November 14)
6:45-8:00 pm, Room 263
The Fathering 101 curriculum is Biblically based and is designed to equip fathers of any age to “Understand the Role” so they may “Fulfill the Role” in their family—the role of discipleship. Being the dad…God wants you to be is the highest calling for any man. God has begun a movement. Join Him!
Materials: $25 for the series and may be picked up a week in advance at the Information Desk.
Teachers: Bill Dotson, Founder of Abiding Fathers
Contact: Jane Beasley 214-224-2771, [email protected]
WORK MATTERS (September 19-November 14)
6:45-8:00 pm, Room 262
Leslie Newbigin has written “the congregation has to be a place where its members are trained, supported, and nourished in the exercise of their parts of the priestly ministry in the world. The preaching and teaching of the local church has to be such that it enables its members to think out the problems that face them in their secular work in light of their Christian Faith.” It is for this purpose that [email protected] will be offering a class during midweek that will ask and answer the question “does my work matter to God?” We will examine what the Bible says about our work and what God expects from us in and through our work. Come and see how your work matters to God.
Teachers: Bill Lamberth and others
Contact: Debbie Blanton, 214-224-2744, [email protected]
UNION (September 12-November 7)
6:45–8:00 pm, Oak Lawn West
This nine-week marriage class, taught mostly by PCPC pastors and a couple of laymen, covers topics such as The Biblical Meaning of Marriage, Communication, In-Laws, Biblical Roles of Husband and Wife, Money and Stewardship, Expectations, Conflict Management, and Sex. This course is open to engaged, seriously dating, and newly married couples. Non-PCPC members are welcome.
Materials: $50 per couple
Teachers: Pastors and laymen
Contact: Melissa Abston 214-224-2679, [email protected]
FOCUS BIBLE STUDY (September 12-November 14)
6:45 – 8:30 pm, Room 107/109
Focus Bible Study seeks to lead women and men of all ages to an in-depth look into God’s Word. We focus on seeing Christ in all of Scripture, and responding to Him in love. This Fall we will be studying the book of Joshua, which reveals God’s power and grace in establishing His people in the Promised Land. This is a great study for couples to participate in together! Women and men will meet in separate small groups before gathering together for a group lecture, where Kay Gabrysch, Mark Fulmer and Matt Fray will alternate teaching.
Materials: $30/year
Teachers: Kay Gabrysch, Matt Fray, Mark Fulmer
Contact: Dana Turner 214-957-4119 [email protected]
DIVORCECARE (September 12-December 19)
6:45–8:30 pm, Room 305
Divorce and separation are such painful experiences, and God has called PCPC to provide a place to share and receive support for those suffering. If you or someone you know is going through the pain of divorce or separation and would like more information about DivorceCare, go to pcpc.org/counseling/support-groups.
Materials: $25 per semester (scholarships are available)
Leaders: Jim and Patty Moody
Contact: Jane Beasley 214-224-2771
[email protected]
Please note some classes have different end dates.