Fall at pcm

fall kickoff is september 13 | 10:00 am | Church on the Green

There’s something special about the start of a new season at PCM. Fall Kickoff is our chance to come back together after the summer, reconnect with friends, meet new faces, and discover all the ways God is moving in our community. Whether you’ve been here for years or are just finding your way to PCM, Fall Kickoff is the perfect Sunday to jump in, find your place, and celebrate the year ahead. We can’t wait to welcome you!

Whether you’re looking for community, a way to serve, a place for your children to grow, or an opportunity to deepen your faith, there’s a place for you at PCM.

September 13 - October 4

Fall Sermon Series: hold fast

The world can feel unsteady. In a time when so much seems to divide us, exhaust us, and pull us apart, what can we hold onto? In the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus keeps offering an answer that is both harder and more hopeful than we might expect: grace.

In Hold Fast, we will explore four of Jesus’ most challenging parables – stories about forgiveness, generosity, repentance, power, and the surprising things that hold a community together. Jesus’ vision of grace doesn’t always feel fair or reasonable. It can offend our sense of justice, ask us to change course, and challenge the ways we use power. But perhaps that’s exactly why we need it.

September 30 | 7:00 pm | MOrristown

ryan nealon:
an evening of stories worth singing

As part of our Belonging in the Age of Loneliness series, we welcome musician and songwriter Ryan Nealon for an evening of music, storytelling, and reflection. Accompanied by Matteo Scher, Ryan will share his story of being orphaned as a child, navigating body dysmorphia and past relationships, experiencing loneliness, and finding music as a way to not only process difficult experiences, but make meaning from them. Ryan will perform original songs that bring each part of his story to life.

This evening offers an opportunity to think about the ways we all carry our stories and how music, creativity, and connection can help us process them.