Adult Sunday School Classes

Pittsboro Presbyterian’s Sunday school classes provide a space where adults can engage in meaningful, challenging, and exciting topics that strengthen their faith and understanding of God’s word.

Studies on each topic are six weeks long. Topics range from theological understandings in our Christian lives today to the current relevancy of Old Testament prophets’ concerns of righteousness, obedience, social justice, and visions of hope for the future.

Classes meet Sunday from 10:00 to 11:00 am.  For the summer months, classes start an hour earlier.

Men’s Breakfast

Enjoy fellowship with other men the first Saturday of every month at 8am in the fellowship hall.

Women’s Breakfast

Enjoy fellowship with other women the second Saturday of every month at 9am at Virlie’s Grill.

Anti-Racism

Part of being Pittsboro Presbyterian and a Matthew 25 congregation is our commitment to dismantling structural racism. Visit our anti-racism page to learn what we can do as a congregation and as individuals.

Alliance Serving Chatham Community

PPC has partnered with St. Bart’s and other local churches to create Alliance Serving Chatham Community (ASCC), a food preparation and distribution ministry which will serve between 150-200 meals per week. PPC has a desire to serve our community.  One struggle has been figuring what the needs are and how best to serve. This opportunity allows us to join together with other churches to work towards the same goal of feeding and showing love to our community.

Each team/church will be on a weekly rotation of prepping and distributing meals at St. Bart’s. Distribution will be on Tuesdays. All are welcome to join PPC’S team. If anyone is unable to commit to being a full-time team member, they are welcome to join any food prep or distribution during the rotation. All skill levels are welcome as there will be a variety of ways to serve.
 
If you’re interested in joining our team or have questions, please let José or Bobbie know. We are excited and look forward to serving the community with you!

Creation Justice (formerly Eco-Justice)

PPC’s Creation Justice team facilitates connecting, equipping, and inspiring Presbyterians to make creation care and justice a central concern of the church.  We are a certified Earth Care Congregation of PC(USA) and a supporting member of Presbyterians for Earth Care (PEC). Visit our Creation Justice page or blog to learn more.

Personality & Sprituality

The bible says a lot of things, but what is God’s will for me right now? Today? What sorts of things will truly add to my self-care, spiritual health and wholeness and which things are dead-ends or vicious cycles? 

Learn how to intuitively operate by participating in our Spiritual Care opportunities this year.