PCBC’s partnership with Jack Lowe Sr. Elementary, located in the Vickery Meadow community, has enriched the lives of many students and families who are refugees to our area from all over the world. Through programs like Adopt-a-Teacher, A Jugar...
“The hope for the future of my ministry starts with simply being a part of this thriving congregation. From there, I want to help develop and equip leaders at Park Cities to share the good news in our city.” – Juan Valdez, PCBC Deacon Read...
The Bible is one big story of God’s love and redemptive purposes for our world, made possible through the life, death and resurrection of Christ. The entire Bible points to Jesus and the Good News of His rescuing grace that permeates all of life...
Cathie LeDoux’s penchant for behind the scenes details makes her work largely unseen by most church members, but her joy and devotion are ever visible.
Even before our South Asia mission team left the comforts of home in March, the PCBC family was praying about the state of uncertainty in the region where they were to visit and work. As they had feared, there were security concerns as this area...
When families, individuals and groups come together to serve their neighbors, something amazing happens: love multiplies. Working alongside others who share a common passion reinforces the bond we have in Christ and strengthens our...
"In a world where beauty is only skin-deep, it takes something special for many women to feel truly beautiful, valued, and seen—from the inside and out. For the women of Vickery Meadows, this can be especially difficult. These are women...
PCBC members Eydie and John Ginn faced a dilemma: to stay with their growing “Seekers” Connect Group or to become the leaders of a new one. “We really had no thought of leaving such a wonderful group,” John remembers. “But here’s the thing--when...
Caroline French’s headaches were getting worse. What started out as a mild complaint by the 6-year-old in the late spring of 2018 quickly escalated to a daily problem that deeply concerned her parents, Stacey and Dr. Dan French. After passing two...
“If we can’t reach out to a serious need this close to our church where our members can be directly involved in ministry, we need to ask ourselves: what are we here for?” Ever wonder how PCBC’s En Español ministry got started? Read on to find out...
