Our Parish Men’s Bible Study starts again this Wednesday, August 13th at 6 AM at Chalmers House and continues on Wednesday mornings. We will continue our study through the book of Isaiah. All Parish men are invited to attend.
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Prodigal Prayer: If you have a prodigal friend or loved one, please feel free to put their name and story in the Prodigal Prayer box in the foyer beneath the prayer board. Prior to our monthly church-wide prayer meeting, our Prodigal Prayer group will gather from 6-6:30 PM to specifically pray for our prodigals by name. Join us in prayer this Wednesday, April 3rd. For more information or to share prayer requests, contact Amy Shore....
The Parish choir will be preparing several pieces to present during our Good Friday service on Friday, April 18th. Rehearsals will be held Wednesday nights at 7 PM, beginning Wednesday, March 5th immediately following Lententide Fellowship. Singers of all experience levels, ages 12 and up, are invited to join. Childcare will be available for those who are interested.
If you have questions, feel free to ask Henry or Mirandi. Come join us!
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These groups provide a means for women to deepen their relationships through regular study, prayer, and discussion in small groups. Use the contact form below to get connected with a group in your area.
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Fundraiser Dinner Supporting Missions
The Missions Team is returning to Dalton, GA in July to serve the community by work projects that give opportunity for gospel conversations. The team is hosting a dinner on Wednesday, June 18th at 6:30 PM, the highlight of which is our Silent Dessert Auction. All proceeds (from dinner donations and silent auction winners) go toward trip costs. Please join us for this wonderful evening. You can contact Piotr Lorenc (pklorenc@protonmail.com) with any questions.
Click here to RSVP for the Fundraiser Dinner.
Click here to donate to the Dalton Mission Trip.
Bakers Needed - Any Skill Level
Do you like to bake? We’re looking for desserts donated to auction off during the Dalton Missions Team fundraiser dinner Wednesday, June 18th. If you have a dessert you enjoying baking and would like to help support the team, this is a great opportunity. To get involved, please contact Piotr Lorenc (pklorenc@protonmail.com).
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This fall we will be hosting a weekly bible study on the book of Ephesians, taught by Pastor Jamie Crampton. This is a 12 week study, beginning Tuesday, September 2, and meeting on Tuesday of each week through November 18th.
Monthly discipleship groups will be starting back up this September as well! These groups will be meeting at different times and locations the last week of each month. They will be reading and discussing A Woman’s Wisdom by Lydia Brownback.
We are also excited to announce new initiative of fun, skill-sharing workshops for fellowship and encouragement for our ladies of all ages. These will meet the last Saturday of every month and will be announced regularly on our Parish website as well as the ladies GroupMe and our social media accounts.
You can return to this page for more information soon or contact Christian Barnes with any questions!...
Parish Sunday School
Fall of 2025, beginning August 17th
10:15am-11:00am
Adults: Sanctuary. Adults will study Genesis and Matthew, covering the same ground as the children’s classes.
6-12th grade: Chalmers House (also known as the old building). Junior high will study the Westminster Shorter Catechism, and High school will walk through the Westminster Confession of Faith.
Pre-school-5th grade: Children are invited to the classrooms around the sanctuary for a study of Genesis and Matthew.
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If you haven't signed up yet, or if you're already serving, submit the form here to let us know and get you connected.
Time commitment is minimal, but the fellowship and strengthening of the body is immeasurable.
It has been an exciting time at Parish Presbyterian Church as we have watched the new building, Clovercroft Hall, come out of the ground. It is almost finished!
Our goal is to be debt free as soon as possible, so we invite those of you that have not had the opportunity to participate in the Arise & Build Campaign to do so now by making a pledge or one-time gift.
For those who have already given, we encourage you to prayerfully consider what more God may be calling you to give to help pay for the building.
Any additional amount above your initial pledge will help us to immediately save on interest costs.
Arise & Build Financial Status
Traditions Bank Financing
Total Borrowed to Date –
$3,946,500
| Campaign Results | |
| Amount Pledged | $3,340,788 |
| Amount of Collected Pledges | $2,592,545 |
| Pledged gifts remaining | $748,243 |
If you have not had an opportunity to participate in our fundraising for the building program, please pick up a brochure in the church entryway or contact: Mike Miserocchi.
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Praise the Lord for a new parking lot! We are thankful for the Lord’s blessing of the newly paved parking lot and driveway.
In light of this update, the Parish leadership is requesting that we park only in the parking lots at the old and new buildings. Please do not park along the driveway or on the grassy medians.
Thank you so much for your consideration in this. We look forward to worshipping with you all for Lord’s Day worship.
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You are invited to cover the Pregnancy Centers of Middle Tennessee with prayer on the last Monday of every month, between 11:30-1 PM. Participants may come to the Columbia Center (704 Dunnington St., Columbia, 38401) and walk room to room with a self-guided prayer sheet with specific prayer requests. A representative will be present for any questions.
You can find more information by following the Spring Hill and Columbia Centers on Facebook or by going to pcofmt.com.
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This Thursday, February 6th, Conduit Church in Franklin is hosting a screening of The 1916 Project, a documentary that uncovers the disturbing legacy of Margaret Sanger and her deep ties to the eugenics movement. The film explores how Sanger’s dangerous ideologies targeted marginalized communities and how those beliefs still influence today’s culture wars. Our own Pastor George, who is in the film, will be hosting the evening and kicking it off with a discussion before film begins. You can find more information and RSVP at Conduit Church’s website here.
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Learn more here: https://www.abide.net/group/middle-tennessee/discussion...
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We believe that no one should be denied the opportunity to have a substantive Christian education simply because of cost. The Chalmers Fund was created to provide scholarships to worthy, needy students and their families. The Uttermost is our annual fundraiser—and this year our goal is to raise $50,000. To raise an outrageous sum like that we decided to undertake an outrageous challenge: during the summer of 2025 we will attempt to run 500 miles, cycle 1500 miles, and swim 25 miles.
Pastor George posts his progress daily on his Facebook page and you can follow the Uttermost Instagram account at @uttermostfund. Follow along and encourage us along the way. Please consider donating to this effort to raise up the next generation of Christian leaders.
Celebrate the end of our 2,025-mile summer challenge with a 5K run/walk at Parish open to all ages and fitness levels. Registration includes an Uttermost t-shirt, and all proceeds go toward the Chalmers Fund, providing scholarships for Parish families pursuing Christian education.
After the 5K, we'll also have a 1K Kids Run that's free for kids of all ages to participate in. Whether you're running the final stretch or just cheering us on, we’d love for you to be part of it!
Please note: for the safety of our runners and walkers, no access into or out of the parking lots will be available once the race starts.
The deadline to register and be guaranteed an Uttermost t-shirt is Thursday, August 28th.
November Hymn & Memory Verse
Each month in Sunday School, our preschool-5th grade children are learning a hymn and a Bible verse together.
Hymn of the Month: We Will Feast in House of Zion
Memory Verse: Matthew 6:19-21
“Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal, but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is there your heart will be also."
Click the link here to download this month’s Sunday School handout with the music and memory verse.
Reminders for Parents
Drop Off/Pick Up Policy
Parents will sign the children in to Sunday school at the iPads in the foyer and receive a name tag and a pick up card. Sunday School starts at 10:15. A child may not come to class without a name tag. The parents must bring their pick up cards to the classroom at 11:00 to pick their child up. If you’re attending the first service, please feel free to pick up your tags beforehand to help with traffic.
Bathroom Policy
If a child needs to go to the bathroom during Sunday school, one of the teachers will text his or her parent or take the child to his or her parent. The parent will take the child to the bathroom and return the child to the classroom. Teachers will not take children to the bathroom or change diapers.
Covenant children are the most precious things on earth!
We are a church that believes in Jesus & loves God and people
We are a church that believes in Jesus, a church that loves God and people. Overwhelmed by the gift of salvation we have found in Jesus, we have a heart for authentic worship, are passionate about the local church, and are on mission to see God’s kingdom established across the earth. We are a church that believes in Jesus, a church that loves God and people.
Aaron & Julia Green
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