Volunteers needed. Please contact Bobbie Morel if you would like to sign up to participate in cooking, distributing and good fellowship.

For  our  cooking dates at St. Bart’s, we would love to have 6 folks from 12-2pm and 4 folks from 2-4ish. On our distribution dates, we meet at St. Bart’s to set up at 3:30pm and distribute from 4:30-6pm. 

Everyone 65+ are welcome to gather at the church for a time of fellowship and to discuss how frequently in the future. Neighbors and friends in the community are welcome. Refreshments will be provided.

To celebrate everyone who has worked so hard in moving the church renovations forward, PPC is hosting a special covered dish luncheon after church September 25th. People can eat inside or outside. There will be some pictures shown and words of appreciation for all who helped. This will be the third time the church has had a chance to eat together after church since Covid began. Regular Second-Sunday luncheons will resume in October.

First Presbyterian Church, Burlington, is sponsoring a special 8 week series of spirituality workshops that explore both the scriptural call for personal transformation and offer practices and frameworks for understanding our own growth. Central in this series is understanding our personality from a Christian perspective. All classes will have a mix of teaching, practice and break-out sessions. Facilitator, Rev. Evan Harrison, pastors Pittsboro Presbyterian Church and has certificates from multiple programs regarding work with spirituality and personality. This class is free, geared towards adults and is open to anyone, so feel free to tell or invite your friends. Please register here (it’s okay if you miss a class sometimes for scheduling).

September 6 – Practicing the Great Command Reclaiming the Importance of Transformation in Christianity and the Practice that Helps this Transformation Occur

Sept. 13 – Husk & Hypocrisy Embracing one of Christ’s most apt parables for understanding our personality.

Sept. 20 – Suburban Contemplatives Why we don’t need to be monks to follow Christ…and yet they were onto something.

Sept. 27 – Assertive Personalities Allowing Christ to Overturn our own Levels of Assertiveness

Oct. 4 – Compliant Personalities Learning how to lovingly obey God, neighbor and self in the right order

Oct. 11 – Withdrawn Personalities Solitude, Socialize or Soapbox? Learning the time for each

Oct. 18 – The Instinct to Live Scripture acknowledges our instincts and reveals paths to wholeness

Oct. 25 – Doing the Work Heeding the call to work out our own salvation trusting that it is God at work in us, enabling us both to will and to work for God’s good pleasure.

Saturday, October 29th, 1-3pm. We’re going to set up in Nooe Park and invite the community to come have some Halloween fun with us. We’ll have candy, cookie decorating, games, hot chocolate, and more! The Pittsboro Street Fair is happening on Hillsboro St. that day, so we anticipate having a good crowd. Come volunteer with us (and, yes, you can wear your costume too!) We also welcome candy donations.