Natalie and Chris Hildebrand have been a part of our church family since 2007—back when they were newly graduated Aggies living in Dallas and in their early days of dating. Over a decade later and with two children (Charlie and Hannah), the...
What is Year of the Bible? Year of the Bible 2019 is the thread for all of our ministry, missions and Sunday morning messages. All during the year we are traveling through God's word to look at various themes to discover how Christ is present in...
Our everyday lives—our careers, our commutes, the work that fills our days—can often seem incongruous, or even counteractive our faith. PCBC members Stan Kwan and his wife, Dr. Karen Kwan, find the tension all too familiar.
The Colors of Christmas are many, and each has a special meaning. Kids of all ages are dreaming of a white Christmas as the sounds of silver bells tell us it’s Christmastime in the city. Some of us anticipate a blue Christmas in the midst of...
Jeff White heard God’s voice and answered – by devoting himself more fully to his family, to his employees and to PCBC through leading and discipling men to follow Jesus every day. “Everyone has a story, and if we could all share those stories...
PCBC’s In-Home Ministry was created to serve our members who have been active and generous in the past, but for many different reasons, cannot attend our worship gatherings and other events in person. Volunteers make regular visits to dozens of...
Our Serve Days all through October have taken us out in every direction from our church, to be a light in our community. Just as in 1939 when the "new" Park Cities Baptist Church gave its very first offering to missions, missions are...
Everything in the Christian life finds its origin in Jesus. For the followers of Jesus, it all recalibrates back to Him, His life, His mission, and His love. The Church exploded out of His life, death, and resurrection and His mission, now given...
A successful attorney born and raised in a strong faith community, Stan saw Christianity as a hallmark of everyday life. It was familiar and comforting, a marker of tradition and the status quoin a quiet Texas town.
Community. Connection. Belonging. We all recognize the value of these concepts. But sometimes, what we value isn’t always easy to achieve practically.
