"God helps those who helps themselves."  "Cleanliness is next to godliness."  ""Name it, claim it!"

There are some things people believe come from the Bible that are actually anything but biblical.  Come join us as we take time to reorient ourselves around what the Bible really says.  

The book of Jonah is much more than the story of a man being swallowed by fish.  Instead, what we will see in this study is that Jonah’s story is in many ways our story.  For in his story we see human brokenness, but also God’s patience with us, His pursuit of us, and of His great love for all of humanity.

For many of us who grew up in the church, The Apostle’s Creed is very familiar. We’ve memorized it. We recited it regularly during worship in the past - sometimes weekly. Even so, many of us have not taken the time to study it in depth, and hear from it the great truths of the Christian faith it contains. This is what we want to do this Lent - take some time to focus our attention on this part of our heritage, and as we do, see that it is more than just an ancient creed. 

It is one thing to to have Bible knowledge, but another thing altogether to know how to apply that knowledge to our real lives. The ability to do this depends on what the Bible calls “wisdom.”  Join us as we journey through the book of Proverbs and learn the foundations for this wisdom.

Christmas carols are some of the most beloved and sung songs of all times - even those who don’t claim Christianity as their faith know most of them “by heart.”  This Advent we are going to look at the stories behind some of the most famous of these carols, and hear through them the good news of Christmas.

Stewardship is about being grateful, responsible stewards of the gifts we receive from God. PCBW sees stewardship as more than simply contributing money to the church; it’s also about contributing time and talents, and volunteering for ministry and mission. 

What does real Christianity look like? How do I know my faith is real?
These questions lie at the heart of the book of James, the book we will be studying during PCBW's Fall Focus series. What James want to challenge us with is this truth: real faith is not seen in what we claim to be true, but in how we live.  

Music and song has been an important part of every human culture - including that of the Bible!  At PCBW we will be seeing this by studying the Bible’s songbook – the book of Psalms.  We will see that Psalms songs touch upon the whole of human experience, and because of it have power - power not only to teach but to change us.  

Spring Lenten Discipleship: The adult ministries committee is continuing the six-week spring Lenten Discipleship series entitled Fifty-Seven Words that Change the World (named after a book by Darrell Johnson with the same name), which will be a study on what is commonly known as the Lord’s Prayer. Copies of the book are available in the church office during the week for $13. If cost is an issue, please let the church know and we’ll make sure you get a copy.

How do we begin to live out this belief that we have? Find out in this series losing on how we apply our beliefs to our everyday life.