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Park Cities Baptist Church • pcbc.org • August/September 2010 • Vol. 24 • No. 5 

So Long Summer, 

Hello Fall! 

PCBC Activities Impact Hundreds. Page 4 

ACTS 

ALSO INSIDE 1:8 Expo and Prayer Room! Page 2 • Sunday School not just for kids! Page 12

Contents 

2 1:8 Expo and Prayer Room 

4 PCBC Summer Activities 

6 Manpower 

7 Shower Trailer 

8 Reaching Out to Vickery 

10 Summer Mission Trips 

11 Music Ministry 

12 Sunday School 

14 Wednesdays @ PCBC 

16 Weekday Adult Bible Studies 

and Events 

18 Dual Hour for Students 

19 Glimpse of Girls Ministry 

20 Young Adult Ministry 

21 PrimeTime Ministry 

24 New Members 

26 Parental Dedications 

28 Family News 

PCBC NEWS 

expo 

October 3–10, 2010 

Lunch on the Grounds 

and Francis Chan 

As we get ready for the fall of 2010 we have been examining 

ways to re-ignite our passion for Christ and for the mission of 

His church. As you know in February of 2009, Park Cities Baptist 

Church committed to make the 1:8 Initiative our focus as a 

church. This coming fall, we are going to be adding more ways to 

communicate our heart as a church and involve more people in 

the Kingdom work God has called us to do. “God has placed this 

uniquely gifted group of people here at this time for a reason. It’s 

exciting!” said Miller Cunningham, Senior Pastor – Leadership. 

As a part of our expanding the scope of 1:8 through the church, 

we will host the first 1:8 Expo. It will be a time where all of the 

ministries of our church are represented to the church. Members 

will have the opportunity to learn about the varying ministries and 

find a place to serve as God’s witness here on our campus, in our 

community and around the world. “God has called us to serve 

and change the world,” said Cunningham. “You are an Acts 1:8 

witness when you take a meal to a neighbor, care for children in 

Sunday School, volunteer to read to a child at one of the schools 

or share God’s word on a mission trip in Texas, the US and around 

the world.” 

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Enrich and strengthen your life through a variety of different topics. 

Classes from discipleship to parenting to current issues means there is something for everyone. 

For a complete listing and more detailed descriptions of classes, please visit our website at 

www.pcbc.org/lifetime. 

Loving a Prodigal 

Support Group 

Tuesday evenings from 6:00–9:00 p.m. 

Meeting in Fellowship Hall 

CTW is a FREE 12 week program that uses time-tested 

methods to help the unemployed, underemployed 

and employed in their job search. 

Contact 972.702.0761 or go to www.pcbc.org/ctw. 

Visit our web site at 

www.pcbc.org 

The first Wednesday of each month, 6:30–7:30 p.m., 103 Reed 

(West). This group meets to support and encourage anyone who has 

a person in their life who is away from God and/or their family. 

Contact Brian Newman at bknewman@pcbc.org or 214.860.1536. 

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Hundreds of children and youth will have participated in 

PCBC’s activities and camping ministries by the end of the 

summer, as the church introduces nonbelievers to Christ and 

encourages young Christians to deepen their walk with Him. 

PCBC activities 

Vacation Bible School was held 

June 7–11 for children in pre-kindergarten 

through sixth grade. Nearly 

1,600 children enrolled in VBS this year. 

Twenty-two accepted Christ as their 

savior during the week. 

“VBS is important because we use 

fun and creative ways to engage kids 

with Jesus Christ,” said Marty Lewis, 

minister of Childhood Education. “Once 

they come in and see the excitement 

and the good news that’s presented, we 

have a very fertile field for evangelism.” 

impact hundreds of 

children and youth 

Fish Camp was held June 22–26 at 

Sabine Creek Ranch in Royce City. 

Nearly 130 students in third through 

sixth grade attended, and six made 

professions of faith. 

“They always have a blast at Fish 

Camp, and we encourage them to learn 

more about Jesus Christ and strengthen 

their personal relationship with Him,” 

Marty said. Activities included sports, 

crafts, swimming, Bible study and 

worship. 

Sports & activities camps were 

expected to draw about 1,900 children 

in kindergarten through sixth grade 

during the summer. The camps included 

instruction in activities such as art and 

cooking, and sports such as flag football, 

soccer, tennis and volleyball. More 

than 400 children attended the popular 

Camp Dayspring. 

“Students can go to camps such as 

these at other places, but having them 

on our church property connects them to 

the ministries of PCBC and engages them 

in Christ-based activities,” said Laurie 

Tharp, assistant activities director. “The 

outreach to our community is huge.” 

Thee Camp was expected to attract 

about 300 middle-school and highschool 

students. The camp, which was 

to be held July 11–16 at a Sky Ranch 

camp in northeast Oklahoma, provides 

the youth a break from their everyday 

lives to focus on relationships with each 

other and with Jesus Christ. 

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Religion that God our Father accepts as 

pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans 

and widows in their distress. – JAMES 1:27 

Manpower 

ministers to 

widows in need 

Once a month, on a Saturday morning, a group of 

up to a dozen men look after PCBC’s widows and 

single mothers who need help tackling household 

chores and repairs. 

The men, who call their group Manpower, take 

inspiration from passages in James and 1 Timothy. 

Their projects have included moving Christmas decorations 

into the attic, cleaning garages, changing 

light bulbs, trimming trees, moving appliances and 

furniture, rebuilding part of a wooden deck, and 

repairing tile. 

“Our goal is to minister to widows in their need,” 

said Steve Corder, who coordinates the monthly projects. 

“The men want to do this because the Scriptures 

compel it. The bonus is the feeling that comes 

after doing what they know they ought to do.” 

Manpower, which helps single mothers in addition 

to widows, works one Saturday morning 

a month. Steve would like to see Sunday school 

classes create their own Manpower teams to help 

widows and single moms in need and also promote 

fellowship. 

“There’s nothing more rewarding than for Christians 

to do what they’re supposed to do and then 

be rewarded with a genuine, heart-felt smile and 

‘thank you.’ That makes it worth the sacrifice of 

time and effort,” Corder said. 

For more information about Manpower or to request the 

group’s assistance, contact Steve at 214.368.8286 or 

sdcorder@att.net. 

Give proper recognition to those widows 

who are really in need. – 1 TIMOTHY 5:3 

A Clean Testimony 

Shower trailer serves mission trips, disaster relief projects and secular events. 

Keith Lawrence had worked in baking heat with a youth 

group on a mission trip from Oak Ridge Baptist Church 

in Portland, Texas, so the shower felt very good. 

“We’ve been out there in the heat all day, and we’re 

soaking wet,” Keith said. “I don’t know what we’d do in this 

situation without the showers. They’re critical to everybody’s 

health and well-being. We’ve got to have someplace to 

refresh and recharge.” 

Keith and about 250 other 

members of a World Changers 

mission in June were staying 

at Casa View Baptist Church in 

East Dallas, and working during 

the day to help the elderly and 

needy. A shower unit provided 

by PCBC and managed by Stan 

Knight provided six shower stalls 

as well as clean towels, wash 

cloths, body wash and shampoo. 

A shower unit from another 

church also was on site at Casa 

View Baptist. 

“These are the best showers,” said Connie Weaver, who 

was an adult leader on the trip from Wynn Baptist Church in 

Arkansas. “We’re hot and tired. The showers are really good. 

They’re air-conditioned, and they have hot and cold water. 

It’s very nice.” 

PCBC member Stan Knight with the shower unit provided by PCBC and managed 

by Stan. The unit has made 29 trips to provide showers and laundry services 

for mission trips, disaster relief projects and at events such as bicycle rallies. 

Over the last four years, PCBC’s shower unit has made 

29 trips to provide showers and laundry services for mission 

trips, disaster relief projects and at events such as bicycle 

rallies. In addition to six showers, the unit carries washing 

machines and dryers. 

Disaster relief projects are managed by Texas Baptist Men, 

while the PCBC team serves at other events. The unit spent five 

months in Galveston after Hurricane 

Ike struck the Gulf Coast two 

years ago. Volunteers manning the 

trailer there provided volunteers 

and victims 7,500 showers and 

washed about 2,500 loads 

of laundry. 

Stan appreciates the opportunity 

to serve participants at secular 

events such as bicycle rallies, 

where he and other volunteers 

put up signs promoting the free 

showers. 

“We have a chance to share 

Christ with some people and have 

a Christian influence in a secular environment,” he said. “A lot 

of people ask, ‘How do you make any money if it’s free?” he 

said. “They have no concept of Christians doing things out of 

the goodness of their hearts. That’s very exciting.” 

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PCBC's summer outreach to elementary-age 

students in the Vickery community began in 

June and will continue into the upcoming 

school year. 

REACHING OUT 

to Vickery 

“God wants us to reach out into the community – our 

Jerusalem,” said Lorri Lamberth, director of Children’s 

Ministries. “There are so many people from so many 

cultures so close to our church that it’s like going on a 

mission trip. It’s easy to build relationships with these 

children and their families. It’s what God wants us to do, 

and it’s right here by our back door.” 

Champs Camp was expected to attract about 200 

children July 19–22. Students at Hotchkiss, Jack Lowe 

and Dan D. Rogers elementary schools were invited to 

attend the camp, where they could choose to work on 

skills in soccer, basketball, cheer/dance, tennis or football. 

The program included times for worship and a Bible 

story, as well as sports. The students and their families 

also are invited to attend church at PCBC, and a church 

bus picks up visitors at a central location, Lorri said. 

The Back to School Blast program provides packages 

of school supplies to students at Jack Lowe and Dan 

D. Rogers elementary schools. The schools will distribute 

the supplies as the school year begins. 

The Kids Hope USA mentoring program will 

resume at Dan D. Rogers Elementary School in the fall, 

with volunteers from PCBC spending one hour a week 

with students. 

“The program is based on one child, one mentor, 

one church, one school, one hour a week,” Lorri said. 

“It works beautifully. The students and mentors build 

relationships that last, and the effort improves school 

performance. Last year, 100 percent of the students who 

had mentors passed the reading section of the TAKS 

achievement test.” 

The program needs an additional 25 

volunteers who can spend one hour 

a week working one-on-one with an 

elementary-age student. 

PCBC is launching a program 

called Weekly Readers at 

Hotchkiss Elementary School 

this year. The program will support 

classrooms that are comprised of 

children who are recent immigrants 

to the United States and who don’t 

speak English. 

“In these classes, one teacher may 

have 26 students in a class where 

there are seven or eight languages 

spoken,” Lorri said. “They would 

love for volunteers to come and 

read a beginning-level book so the 

students can hear how our language 

sounds. It will be very easy 

for volunteers to get involved, and 

they don’t have to know any of the 

languages.” 

To learn more about these programs or to 

volunteer, contact Lorri at 214.860.3940 or 

llamberth@buckner.org. 


Fall Mission 

Trips Heading 

to Bangladesh, 

India 

PCBC short-term mission 

teams headed to Bangladesh 

and Northeast India 

this fall covet your prayers 

for effectiveness and safety. 

A team of 10–15 individuals will 

travel to Bangladesh Oct. 31– 

Nov. 10 to serve in rural villages 

with Gospel for Muslims’ local 

Christian non-governmental 

organization there. The team 

will minister to more than 6,000 

families through humanitarian 

aid and micro-loan distribution, 

children’s ministry, evangelistic 

outreach, and discipleship. 

For more information, contact 

Keith Beasley at 214.363.8013 

or keith@cedart.com, or 

contact Abraham Sarker at 

214.217.9857. 

A team of 10 individuals will 

travel to Northeast India 

Nov. 11–20 to evangelize in 

slums and villages in the state 

of Assam. The team also will 

participate in a two-day leadership 

and women’s conference 

that will help set the direction 

for spiritual leaders in India. For 

more information, contact Hil 

Bowman at 214.674.5430 or 

hil.bowman@sbcglobal.net. 

Summer Mission Trips "Put 

Feet to our Faith" 

Summer is a great time for mission trips, and groups in Russia, Guatemala, 

Cuba, and South Texas will benefit from PCBC’s ministries this season. 

RUSSIA 

PCBC’s orchestra took its first international mission trip to Russia in June. The 30-piece traveling 

group played in concert halls in the Saint Petersburg area and Moscow during the 10-day journey. 

“We were blessed even more than the people there,” said Johnny Fuller, associate minister 

of music and orchestra conductor. “Their spirit and tears blessed us, and the presentation of 

the gospel message meant so much to them.” 

GUATEMALA 

Our PCBC high school students went to Guatemala in late June to minister to children in 

San Luis Pinula. 

A family mission trip to Guatemala is scheduled July 30–August 4. PCBC members will 

minister to orphans, reach out to the community, and support churches. 

CUBA 

From July 10–17, a group of 11 PCBC members traveled to Cuba. They helped lead VBS at 

two sister churches, at which about 1,400 children participated. They were pleased to report 

that Christ is doing amazing things in this challenging place. They felt and appreciated the 

many prayers by our church family. 

SOUTH TEXAS 

PCBC led three short-term trips to South Texas this summer. 

About 12 members from the Robinson Department, Parker Department and the Elliston/ 

Pryor Class teamed with 10 volunteers from New Wine Church in Harlingen to conduct 

vacation Bible school in the mornings and work on construction projects in the afternoons 

during a June 23–27 trip. In addition, about 175 members of the community there 

attended a Saturday afternoon cookout. The group supported Monte Alto Baptist Church 

and Iglesia Bautista La Gloria. 

A family mission trip sponsored by the Anderson Department July 21–25 for adults and 

their grade-school children. The group was to travel to Brownsville—PCBC’s first ministry 

effort there—to conduct VBS, evangelize and build classrooms at a church. 

Families from the Hudson/Turner Class were scheduled to visit the communities of Lasara 

and Monte Alto on August 4–8 to distribute school supplies to children. “These mission 

trips are life-changing experiences,” said John Parker, who leads PCBC’s ministries in South 

Texas. “I can’t think of a person who’s gone on a trip who hasn’t come back changed and 

who sees things in every aspect of their life differently. PCBC is changing the world for Jesus 

Christ, and these trips put feet to our faith.” 

The Orchestra 

at Park Cities 

Instrumentalists! Would you like 

to utilize your gifts and abilities 

in worship? The Orchestra at 

Park Cities is dedicated to using 

its collective musical talent to 

praise our Lord. The orchestra, 

under the direction of Johnny 

Fuller, rehearses each Sunday and 

participates in both Worship in 

the Sanctuary and Worship in the 

Great Hall and in seasonal events 

and mission trips. 

Contact 

Johnny Fuller at 214.860.1557 

or jafuller@pcbc.org, if you 

would like to be a part of this 

exciting ministry. 

Music 

Hit the Trail to Children's Choirs 

Ages 2 through 6th grade 

(Two year olds must be 

accompanied by an adult) 

First Rehearsal 

Wed., Sept. 8, 2010 @ 5:30 p.m. 

Register online at: 

pcbc.org/musicandmissions. 

Contact 

Beverly Golden at bgolden@pcbc.org. 

Youth Choir 

Grades 7–12 

Sundays, 5:30–6:30 p.m. 

Choral Hall 


Sunday, August 22, 2010 

Come join the Youth Choir for a 

fantastic year of fellowship, praise 

and fun! 

Contact 

Barbara Loest at 214.860.1551 

The Noteables 

Adults (65+) 

Wednesdays, 4:00–5:00 p.m. 

Choral Hall 

Sanctuary Choir 

Adults 

Wednesdays, 6:45–8:15 p.m. 

Choral Hall 


Wednesday, August 18, 2010 

Contact 

Tom Mosley at 214.860.1547 

The Note-ables Choir is a wonderful 

opportunity for Prime Timers (65+) to 

fellowship and praise the Lord together! 

Contact 

Barbara Loest at 214.860.1551 

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The Orchestra at Park Cities in Russia. 


Sunday school 

is where the big 

church becomes 

warm and personal. 

It's where 

everybody knows 

your name. 

– DOROTHY WILKINSON, 

PRIMETIME MINISTER 

Sunday School: 

Not Just for Kids 

She was raised in another denomination. He was raised Baptist. They married, 

and he wanted to do what he saw his mom and dad do over the 

years—participate in a Sunday school class. She thought he was crazy. The 

last time she’d gone to Sunday school, she wore patent leather Mary Janes 

with lacy socks and tried to figure out why the boys in sixth grade with her 

were so obnoxious at church. But she decided to give it a try. It wasn’t long 

before she had made deep, lasting friendships and for the first time in her life, found a 

place where someone would take the time to help her understand what the Bible really 

says. Years later, she realized she had become a genuine follower of Christ in that class 

and that the couples they met were still their dearest friends. 

This is a true story about how Sunday school changed someone’s life. Park Cities 

Baptist Church, like many other churches in the Baptist tradition, has a long-standing 

and very strong program of Sunday school with classes for all ages. Among adults, 

there are dozens of classes in all sizes and shapes. Many classes are based on age or 

life stages; others are “elective” classes where anyone can participate. According to 

Dorothy Wilkinson, minister to PrimeTime adults, “It is not uncommon for people to 

visit several classes until they find the one where they feel most at home.” 

Rodney Schell adds, “Sunday school is one of the most important things we do at 

Park Cities Baptist Church. It accomplishes several critical needs for our members and 

visitors, including outreach, ministry, missions mobilization, and discipleship.” 

Perhaps the main reason so many PCBC people are members of Sunday school 

classes is that, as Dorothy puts it, “Sunday school is where the big church becomes 

warm and personal. It’s where everybody knows your name.” 

Beginning August 29 there will be new classes forming within our Sunday 

School ministry. A new 9:20 hour Sunday for students will begin and new 

classes at the 9:20 hour for 40-Something adults. If you are not part of a 

Sunday school class, maybe you should give it a try. A complete list of classes is 

available at www.pcbc.org/sunday-morning-classes or you can download 

a pdf of the catalog from www.pcbc.org/assets/images/pdfs/biblestudyclasses022410.pdf. 

On Sunday mornings, greeters in the Connection centers 

in the Narthex, the Commons, and the Activities Building are prepared to lead 

you to a class of your choice. You can also contact the age-based ministers: 

Preschool/Elementary: Marty Lewis, 214.860.1585, melewis@pcbc.org 

Junior High: Jim Gribnitz, 214.860.1576, jdgribnitz@pcbc.org 

High School: Andrew Heard, 214.860.1572, abheard@pcbc.org 

Young Adults: Michael Rudzena, 214.860.1610, mjrudzena@pcbc.org 

Adults, age 30–40: Pike Wisner, 214.860.1690, pawisner@pcbc.org 

Adults, age 40–65: Brian Newman, 214.860.1536, bknewman@pcbc.org 

PrimeTime Adults: Dorothy Wilkinson, 214.860.1535, dmwilkinson@pcbc.org 

Here is a quick explanation of what Sunday school does best: 

Reaching our Community. Sunday 

school classes tend to be really good at 

bringing in new members. Members are 

aware that they are a small group and 

might benefit from greater numbers. 

Since classes are based on friendly relationships, 

members naturally pull in their 

friends from work or the neighborhood. 

Ministry within the Church family. At 

least once a week, Sunday school classes 

get together and, in some form or fashion, 

catch up on what’s going on in each 

other’s lives. People can express their 

triumphs as well as their struggles and 

seek support if needed. Some classes 

have organized care groups to systematically 

check in with one another. 

Involvement in Missions. One person 

can do a great deal of good service 

in God’s Kingdom. A group of people 

can often do geometrically more good 

service in God’s Kingdom. Sunday 

school classes have the critical mass and 

the cumulative resources to carry out 

missions work, service projects or even 

social events. 

Discipleship. At Park Cities Baptist 

Church, Sunday school classes are centered 

on Bible study. Week in and week 

out, the class can dig into the chapters 

and verses—guided by a teacher/leader—to 

learn the meaning of the Scriptures 

and how they apply to one’s own 

life and circumstances. 

Communication. There is a rule of 

thumb that people need to be touched 

with a message at least three times for 

them to remember it. At PCBC, events 

and information go out in announcements 

from the pulpit or in written 

or online publications. Lots of times, 

though, it’s the announcement or 

discussion in a Sunday school class that 

gets people to act. 


Wednesdays at PCBC offers opportunities for growth, spiritual renewal, fellowship and food for 

all ages! Join us on Wednesdays for Wednesday Lunch and Prayer Meeting and evening activities 

including: Music and Missions for children, youth Bible Study, Sanctuary Choir, Amigos Bible Study 

and Lifetime Adult Education Classes. 

Wednesday Lunch and Prayer Meeting 

Lunch 11:30 a.m. followed by Prayer Meeting, Fellowship Hall 

Wednesday Food Service Schedule 

Lunch and Prayer Meeting 

11:30 a.m.–12:15 p.m., Fellowship Hall 

Dinner 

Aug. 18–Sept. 1 - 5:00 p.m.–7 p.m., Fellowship Hall 

Sept. 8–Dec. 15 - 4:45 p.m.–7 p.m., Fellowship Hall 

Cost 

Adult meal – $6 – salad, entrée, two vegetables, roll and drink 

Kid’s Express (12 and under) – $4 – children entrée, one 

vegetable, one dessert, one milk 

Dessert – $1 

Childcare 

Childcare is provided for birth through pre-k. Please call Nikki 

Gribnitz at 214.860.1521 or nlgribnitz@pcbc.org. 

Begins Sept. 8, 2010, 5:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m. 

Kids earn points for attendance each week in both Music and 

Missions. Points will be used to purchase fun prizes at the end of 

the year. The point system is only for children in 1st–6th grades but 

younger children attending Music and/or Missions will receive a prize 

at the end of each semester. 

Watch the Connect and E-Connect for online registration information. 

For more information about Children’s Choirs call 214.860.1552 and 

for Missions call 214.860.1584. 

Children’s Choirs 

Children age two through 6th grade sing about God’s love in choirs 

on Wednesdays from 5:30–6:30 p.m. during the school year. Call 

Beverly Golden at 214.860.1552. 

Missions 

Children learn how the love of Jesus is shared in different cultures 

around the world on Wednesdays from 6:30–7:30 p.m. during 

the school year. Mission Friends is for children ages 4–6. Royal 

Ambassadors (RA’s) is for boys in grades 1–6. Girls in Action (GA’s) 

is for girls in grades 1–6. Call Brenda Palmer at 214.860.1584 or email 

her at bmpalmer@pcbc.org. 

Student Bible Study 

High School (9th – 12th grades) 

The Loft (3rd Floor CLC), 7:15–8:30 p.m. Over 100 high school 

students come together for worship with a full band. Join us as we 

tackle critical issues from a biblical perspective. 

Junior High (7th & 8th grades) 

The Pit (Activities Building Basement), 7:15–8:30 p.m. Extreme 

is a time of fun, video, skits, games, music, Bible teaching, and 

giveaways! 

Adults 

Sanctuary Choir 

Sanctuary Choir (Adults) Wednesdays from 6:30–8:15 p.m. First 

rehearsal begins Wednesday, August 18, 2010! 

Amigos de Dios Adult Bible Study 

Families from our bilingual congregation, Amigos de Dios, meet from 

6:30–7:30 for Bible Study and prayer. Contact Sam Silva at ssilva@ 

buckner.org or 214.860.1500. 

Adult Education Classes 

LifeTime begins on Wednesday, September 15th; although a few 

classes will start a week earlier. Enrich and strengthen life through a 

variety of different topics. Classes from discipleship to parenting to 

current issues means there is something for everyone. 

Whether you have every Wednesday night available or only one or 

two, you can be a part of the excitement. Starting dates for classes 

are staggered to meet your schedule. 

LifeTime is a great place to bring co-workers or neighbors who do not 

have a church home. The practical, small-group approach to training 

and teaching puts new people at ease and gives them an opportunity 

to build relationships. 

Most classes start at 6:30 p.m., but note some classes will be offered 

during the day—starting at 10:30 a.m. Classes are free unless 

otherwise specified. Childcare is provided for birth through three 

year olds and older children are welcome in our on-going music and 

missions programs. Please let us know your children will be attending 

by calling 214.860.1521. 

For class listings and course descriptions visit our website at www. 

pcbc.org and watch upcoming issues of the Connect and E-Connect. 

Contact Kathie Smith at kasmith@pcbc.org or 214.860.1559 for more 

information. 

PCBC Library 

Your church library is living, breathing and ministering. 

Our Library Team has many different talents, but its 

main purpose is to serve our customers as best we can. 

We have resources for all areas of life. The library team 

uses confidentiality in helping others find the answers to 

whatever resources they need or hope to find. 

People of all ages come in looking for Bible study 

resources, helpful books on life application topics, felt 

needs, Christian lifestyle, and ministry. A very popular 

area provides fiction and leisure reading of mystery, 

intrigue, history, humor, human interest and romance. 

Items include a wide variety of topics such as biography, 

history, travel, health, cooking and current topics. Many 

of these subjects are also available on CD or DVD. 

A very complete children’s collection keeps children, 

young families, grandparents, and even nannies, coming 

to use the library resources every week. Frequent visitors 

are our Preschool classes, Mother’s Day Out, Sunday 

School classes, Day Camp, and Reading Clubs. 

As a convenience, the Library has sale items which 

include books and CDs. Other items of interest are 

available for purchase as well as text books for classes 

when requested. Local or member authors’ books or 

CDs are available as well as Personal Bible Study books 

and cards. 

Our library is “living” because through the years and 

most every week members and guests make a provision 

to the library “in memory of” or “in honor of” a friend 

or loved one. The collection is continuing to grow with 

newer titles and other resources. It is touching lives… 

sometimes in other parts of the country and the world. 

We are blessed with a library that is not standing still…it 

is constantly living, breathing and ministering. 

www.pcbc.org/library 


Weekday Bible Studies 

& Events for Adults 

Men's Bible Study 

Men of all ages are invited to attend 

this Bible study led by Afshin Ziafat. 

Afshin is a dynamic speaker with a 

passion for sharing the gospel and 

leading others to Christ. Plan to join 

us each morning for a thought-provoking 

lesson as well as great fellowship, 

fresh bagels, donuts, coffee, 

and orange juice. Bring a friend! 

Dates: Thursdays, Sept. 9–Nov. 18, 

6:45–7:30 a.m. 

Location: Great Hall 

Contact: Brian Newman, 214.860.1536, 

bknewman@pcbc.org 

Women's Evening 

Bible Study 

“Here and Now…There and Then: 

A Lecture Series on Revelation” by 

Beth Moore 

Dates: Wednesdays, Sept. 8–Nov. 17, 

6:00–7:30 p.m. 

Location: Lower Level Collins Room 2 

Text: Workbooks $9 each, available in 

the PCBC Library or at Lifeway Christian 

Stores. 

To Register: Christina Andrews, 

214.860.1508, cmandrews@pcbc.org 

Childcare: Nikki Gribnitz, 214.860.1521, 

nlgribnitz@pcbc.org 

Earlybird Bible 

Study for Ladies 

All ladies of the church and community 

are invited to attend! Emily 

Boyd, Melva Bush, Barbara Loest 

and Elizabeth Mills lead this study 

of the Book of Romans. 


7:00–8:00 a.m. 

Location: Ellis Parlor 

Contact: Elizabeth Knight, 214.860.1542, 

ewknight@pcbc.org 

Thursday Morning 

Ladies Bible Study 

All women of the church and community 

are invited to attend! Our 

gifted teacher, Rhonda Kehlbeck, will 

lead this study entitled "Lighting the 

Path of Hope: A Study of Genesis." 

We encourage everyone to join us on 

Thursday, September 9 for our Opening 

Coffee to hear “A Legacy of Faith, 

HOPE, and Love,” the hopes of the 

Beckham family during their personal 

journey in the loss of their daughter 

and sister, Sara Foxworth. 

Dates: Thursdays, Sept. 9–Dec. 2, and 

Jan. 6–April 28, 2011, 9:30–11:30 a.m. 

Location: The Loft, 3rd floor of the 

Community Life Center 

Cost: $20 registration fee (includes 

workbook) 

To Register: Online at www.pcbc.org/ 

womenstudy or call Claudette Ballard, 

214.363.1333 

Childcare: Nikki Gribnitz, 214.860.1521, 

nlgribnitz@pcbc.org 

Living the Christian 

Life: How Christ 

Becomes our Life in 

Actual Practice 

Have you ever wondered why you 

have not been able to overcome 

destructive habits, patterns, hurts 

and offenses? Have you ever been 

discouraged in your effort to live 

out godly convictions that are present 

in scripture? Have you ever felt 

overwhelmed by emotions that hinder 

or crush your spiritual life and 

make you feel incapable of fulfilling 

what God requires of you? Join Dr. 

B. Dale Taliaferro for an eight-week 

study on Living the Christian Life. 


6:30–8:30 p.m. 

Location: Activities Parlor. 

Charlie Taylor Bible Study 

For men and women of the church and community. Charlie 

Taylor will lead a study entitled "The Bible Jesus Read: Understanding 

the Old Testament from a Jewish perspective, Looking 

at the Torah, Wisdom Literature, History and Prophets." 

Dates: Mondays, Sept. 13–Nov. 1, 11:45 a.m.–1:00 p.m. 

Location: Great Hall 

Cost: $12 for lunch (optional). No reservations needed. 

Contact: Elizabeth Knight, 214.860.1542, ewknight@pcbc.org 

Crown Financial Small Group 

Bible Study, Fall 2010 

Now offered on Sunday mornings and Wednesday night! 

Simply put, God will use this 10 week Bible study to change 

your heart and your life. The course covers every practical aspect 

of money and most importantly, what the Bible teaches 

about money. There are a limited number of slots available 

and classes will fill fast. Childcare is available prior to the start 

of Sunday School for the Sunday class and in the evening for 

the Wednesday night class. Please note that you will never be 

asked to share any personal financial info. 

Dates: Wednesdays, starting Sept. 15, 6:30 p.m., or Sundays, 

starting Sept. 19, 9:00 a.m. 

To Register: Online at www.pcbc.org/crown 

Contact: Gene Potts, 214.860.1500 

Childcare: Nikki Gribnitz, 214.860.1521, nlgribnitz@pcbc.org 

PCBC Ladies Book Club 2010 

Tuesday, September 21, 2010 

6:30–8:00 p.m. in 101 Reed Bldg. (West) 

Ladies of the church and community – bring your friends! This 

month we are discussing The Help by Kathryn Stockett. This is 

the story of three extraordinary women whose determination to 

start a movement of their own forever changes a town, and the 

way women—mothers, daughters, caregivers, friends—view one 

another. It is a deeply moving, timeless and universal story. 

For more info, contact Carol Farrow at 214.891.0534 or 

pcbc_boomerbookclub@yahoo.com. 

Register online at pcbc.org/menatthecross 


Glimpse of Girl’s Ministry 

by Erin Edwards, Girls Minister 

Dual Hour 

Sunday 

Morning 

as Mission 

Missions—including mission trips—are an important and 

exciting part of summer at Park Cities Baptist Church. Hundreds 

of our people, especially our students, venture into the 

unknown and uncharted as they find ways to serve God by 

serving other people. This fall, the student ministry at PCBC 

is presenting an unusual mission opportunity for our church 

family: Dual hour for students on Sunday morning. That is, 

we will now have Bible Study for grades 7–12 in both the 

9:20 hour and the 10:50 hour. 

We will have bands in both hours for high school and awesome 

classes in both hours. Early hour high school will have 

a 9th and 10th grade boys and girls class. Andrew Heard will 

be teaching the boys and one of our best teachers from this 

past year will be teaching the girls. High school will also have 

open-division classes in the early hour. Open-division classes 

will be open to any student, any age (9th–12th), any gender. 

These classes will provide opportunities for groups of students 

to grow and reach out to others beyond their normal 

networks. The late hour will continue to run as it has this past 

year, but there will be fewer classes per grade as a result of 

students shifting to the early hour. 

Junior High will also hold classes in the early hour, featuring 

its full slate of staff, interns and lay leaders. Programming 

will be identical for early and late hour Bible Study in junior 

high and high school. 

Wednesday night activities will continue without change: 

Crosswalk for high school and Extreme for junior high students 

will still be the primo Christian youth groups in this part 

of Dallas. 

We want to reach as many people 

for the Kingdom as possible and dual 

hour gives us more room to do so. 

– ANDREW HEARD, HIGH SCHOOL MINISTER 

Going to dual-hour Sunday morning Bible study for the 

Student Ministry is a sort of exercise in missions. It is also an 

exercise in stewardship. According to executive pastor Rodney 

Schell, it allows the church to balance attendance and facilities 

usage between the two worship hours. “We are crowding 

classes into every classroom and even into offices during the 

second hour,” Rodney explains, “but we have unused space 

during the first hour. Rebalancing lets us make full usage of 

our facilities. And experience has shown that when classes are 

less crowded, they are more likely to add new members.” 

God called me back to Park Cities to be the Girls’ Minister three years after I 

had served here as an intern in the Student Ministry. I came back humbled 

and blessed to be able to serve in this church again and work with our 7th 

through 12th grade young women. Now, three months later I am overwhelmed 

with all God has already made possible! 

I want to give you a glimpse of what filled the night at our Girls’ Lock-In on June 

17th. There was tons of chocolate, screaming, laughing, and karaoke. However, it was a 

night of so much more. Approximately 30 girls from 7th–12th grade attended and heard 

from Bethany Siggins. She discussed how the girls can go beyond just fitting in with their 

fashion to being able to stand out, while still being stylish and honoring the Lord with how 

they dress and act. 

The Sunday before the Lock-In, more than 60 of the guys in our Student Ministry anonymously answered questions that 

helped give our girls a clearer picture of how what they do and say really does affect those around them. During the Lock-In, 

we spent some time discussing how knowing these truths and knowing who God calls us to be, should radically define how 

we present ourselves to others and to Christ. 

Did these girls get a lot of sleep? No. Were relationships built and the song the Y.M.C.A. sung loud and proud? Absolutely! 

Most importantly, there was also a time of reflection and building blocks were put in place to help these young women confidently 

step out and honor the Lord with how they present themselves to others. 

On June 22nd we had a birthday party. Such an unassuming sentence and yet it was a day 

that completely blessed my heart. To truly understand the depth 

of the joy of this event, let me try to expand on why this was so 

dear to my heart. The verse 2 Timothy 1:5 could have been said 

of my family, “I have been reminded of your sincere faith, which 

first lived in your grandmother Lois and in your mother Eunice 

and, I am persuaded, now lives in you also.” I was blessed to 

see a faith that dwelt first in my grandmothers Jo and Betty and 

then in my mother Robin. I also had the privilege to grow up in 

a church where the different generations of women knew each 

other and served together. It was a picture of Titus 2. Having 

godly women to look to at all different stages in life was vital in 

shaping the woman I am today. 

In a larger church it is easier for these diverse generations to 

miss each other. I truly believe it is imperative for the shaping of 

this generation to learn from women who have lived longer and 

learned many lessons from the Lord. I also believe this is a mutually 

beneficial blessing as the younger and the more mature generations 

get to interact with and love on each other. I knew these things to 

be true and that this was how God desires for the church to look. 

See GIRLS MINISTRY, continued on page 31 

See DUAL HOUR, continued on page 31 


young adults 

Our young adult community consists of people from three life stages: college students, single adults and 

marrieds adults roughly in their 20’s. The life of each community is organized distinctly to reflect our 

values of truth, community and mission. 

College Students 

The Hill - Wednesday Nights 7–8 p.m. the Commons in Hughes-Trigg Student Center @ SMU 

The Hill community meets for a time of learning, prayer and planning toward missional involvement 

on campus and in our city. Smaller groups of students meet regularly to cultivate spiritual practices 

and habits that will keep our hearts connected to the mission of Jesus in the world. Contact our 

Associate Minister of College Students, Mike Reading, mpreading@pcbc.org, 214.860.3952. Also 

check out The Hill’s website @ www.smuhill.com. 

Young Single Adults 

The Bridge - Sunday Mornings, 10:50 a.m.; Location:Collins Building Choral Hall 

A few years ago our 20's singles community decided to call themselves The Bridge. A bridge is 

a varied symbol that communicates both the sense of transition that one feels as a post college 

20-something as well as the hospitality that we hope marks our community. For more information, 

contact Michael Rudzena, Minister to Young Adults, at 214.860.1610 or mjrudzena@pcbc.org. 

Nearly Wed Seminar 

We also offer three times a year a nearly wed seminar that helps young couples who are seriously 

dating or engaged to prepare for the biggest commitment of their life. The next Seminar is a 9-week 

course held this fall, from September 12th–November 7th, 2010, on Sunday mornings, from 8:45–10:30 

a.m. in Ellis Parlor. Go to www.pcbc.org/nearlywed to register or for more information. 

Young Married Adults Sunday Bible Studies 

Robinson Department - 10:50 a.m., Lower Level Collins, Room 1 

We have a vibrant and growing bible study department for our 20's married couples led by Scott and Carla Robinson. There are three 

classes that are offered in this department which we invite you to visit. 

Newlywed Class - 10:50 a.m., Lower Level Collins Room 1 

This class is a 52 week cycle that can be entered at any time in the year. It is designed for couples who are in their first year of 

marriage. The class was developed by the current teacher Wayne Mason, whose wife Donna helps to give leadership. 

Atkins Class - 10:50 a.m., Lower Level Collins Room 1 

For married couples in their younger 20's and is taught primarily by Kyle Atkins. 

Kibby Class - 10:50 a.m., Lower Level Collins Room 1 

For married couples in their later 20's and is taught primarily by Rob Kibby. Both the Atkins Class and the Kibby Class have Care Groups 

that meet in homes to cultivate spiritual relationships and is actively involved in service locally and globally. 

Pause: 20's Single Retreat 

November 5–7, 2010, Mt. Lebanon Baptist Encampment 

We all need to create time and space in life to reflect upon what God is doing and saying in our story. This retreat is designed to help 

you do just that. Matt Larsen will return as our retreat speaker and we will facilitate several fun and challenging experiences designed 

to help you relax and take steps in your spiritual formation. We hope you can make it! 

September 17 at 6:30 p.m. 

Great Hall of the CLC, Cost: $15 

(doors will open at 6:00 p.m.) 

Matt Tolentino's Orchestra 

is fast becoming one of Dallas' favorite musical groups. Using 

authentic musical scores collected from the 1910–1930's era, they 

play such lost-in-time pieces as Lena from Palestina and The Sheik 

of Araby. From ragtime to the Charleston, Matt's vocals, as well as 

his many-instrument repertoire, will provide a delightful evening. 

more info 

pcbc.org/youngadults 

Tickets will be available from the PrimeTime Office 

August 13th through September 12th. Call the PrimeTime Office 

at 214.860.1533 for more info or visit www.pcbc.org/fridayfest. 


expo 

Continued from page 2 

Here’s what the week will look like 

On Sunday, October 3rd we will combine the Sanctuary, 

Great Hall and the Amigos de Dios services in the Sanctuary 

at 9:20 and 10:50 a.m. Sunday School will be held at the 

normal hours. The 1:8 Expo, featuring displays from the 

ministries of our church, will begin in the Great Hall. 

We will have a barbeque lunch on the grounds to kick off 

the 1:8 Expo. “People are invited to walk through the 1:8 

Expo in the Great Hall after church to view and gather 

information about our ministries,” said Brandon Boyd, 

interim Director of Urban Missions. Sunday School Classes 

and departments will have an opportunity to go through 

the Expo during Sunday School. 

On Monday, October 4th and Tuesday, October 5th, 

PCBC will host special gatherings at the 1:8 Expo for 

different ministry areas to further explain the work and 

how to be involved. “It will be a great time for people to 

find out more about God’s work in South Dallas, Vickery, 

South Texas, Cuba, Guatemala, India, and Bangladesh,” 

said Boyd. 

On Wednesday, October 6th from 6:30–7:30 p.m. in 

Ellis Chapel we will come together for a prayer gathering 

to encourage people to come and pray for the needs of 

the church and the world. There will be no LifeTime classes 

that night. 

On Thursday, October 7th all 1:8 Expo displays will be 

removed from the Great Hall. 

Francis Chan 

Friday, October 8th 

A unique opportunity to gather and recast the vision for 

1:8 with special speaker, Francis Chan on Friday, October 

8th at 7:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary. He is one of the great, 

dynamic teachers in the country today. Chan is the former 

pastor of Cornerstone Community Church in Simi Valley, 

CA, a Christian church he and his wife started in 1994. 

He is also the Founder and Chancellor of Eternity Bible 

College and author of the best-selling book, Crazy Love: 

Overwhelmed by a Relentless God. The release of his 

second book Forgotten God: Reversing our tragic neglect 

of the Holy Spirit was in August 2009. 

Chan regularly uses a variety of approaches to ensure his 

messages are engaging and relevant. He talks about ‘What 

the Bible is really saying’ and really living our lives that 

way. He is not afraid of confronting lukewarmness, but 

his challenge seems to draw more people to his message, 

rather than pushing them away. 

On Sunday, October 10th, we will have our regular 

services and Bible Study at 9:20 and 10:50 a.m. with the 

Amigos de Dios meeting at 10 a.m. in the Gymnasium. 

Please pray that God 

will use this week in 

the life of our church to 

grow our passion for Him 

and for the work He has 

called us to. 

- MILLER CUNNINGHAM 

Visit our website at 

pcbc.org/oneeight 

Intercessory Prayer Room 

As another part of this very special 1:8 week, we will 

be previewing our new Intercessory Prayer Room. 

Since Park Cities Baptist Church's inception in 1939, 

there has been a strong heritage of prayer among its 

members. Through seven decades the Prayer Ministry 

has blessed many and led the way for our church 

in evangelizing the lost, in equipping the saints for 

service, in engaging the servants for ministry and in 

intercession for individuals and their needs. 

In Isaiah 56:7 God says, "…my house will be a house 

of prayer for all nations." Answering the call, PCBC is 

pleased to announce the opening of the Intercessory 

Prayer Room in October 2010. The purpose of the 

Intercessory Prayer Room will be to promote and 

support intercessory prayer in our church and to 

provide support to the church's various existing prayer 

initiatives. 

Prayer is an integral part of our Acts 1:8 Initiative. 

Prayers for our people who serve on our campus, 

at an event in Vickery or South Dallas or for those 

witnessing on a mission trip are crucial to God’s work, 

as well as are the prayers for the people we encounter 

through serving. We ask the congregation to join us 

in this effort by praying for the Prayer Committee and 

staff during these final days of preparation and to 

prayerfully consider supporting this important ministry. 

Volunteer intercessors will be needed to staff the 

Intercessory Prayer Room and to join other believers in 

praying for our church, community, state and world. 

Watch for additional information in the upcoming 

weeks, as well as orientation training sessions. For 

further information, please contact Melissa McNeil 

at mlmcneil@pcbc.org or 214.860.3917. 


NEW MEMBERS 

Through July 11, 2010 

By Statement/Letter 

For Baptism 

Jeff Ankeny 

Stefani Barner 

Todd Barner 

Bob Bartley 

Cathi Bartley Lorilee Beaty Monica Beaty Ashley Brooks Chris Brooks 

Kendall 

Courtney 

Jasmine Detke 

Jackson Farr 

Grant Gallas 

Sandy Griffith 

Beck Johnson 

Wyatt Johnson 

Lauren 

Johonnesson 

Kanako Kagao 

Cheryl Burnett 

Ryan Busboom 

Taylor Busboom 

Blake Campbell 

Mark Butler 

Michele Butler 

Lisa Dark 

Blair Fitzhugh 

Don Frank 

Georgia Kean 

Karissa Lonon 

Sterling May 

Thomas May 

Abbey Morales 

Cayden Mullins 

Savannah Pate 

Mary Rogers 

Jack Spraberry 

Katharine Frank 

Josh Griffith 

Ian Hayashi 

Julia Hayashi 

Max Hayashi 

Stuart Hayashi 

Will Hayashi 

Allison Herring 

Rashida 

Jackson 

Sam Spraberry 

Knox Wagoner 

Carlie Woodard 

Jason Woodard 

Heather Jett Kyle Jett Austin Jones 

Mitch Mitchell Doug Planey Misty Planey 

Chase Smith Christi Smith Lucy Smith 

Amanda 

Mason 

Daryl Plank 

Amy Strauss 

Charlotte 

McCullough 

Holly Plank 

Ryan Tew 

Maggie 

McCullough 

Amy Reece 

Sarah Tew 

Brian McGowan 

Christine Reed 

Jessica Thomas 

Lauren 

McGowan 

Kendal Reed 

Jean Zentz 

Gwynne 

Mitchell 

Sylvia Rozell 

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By Statement/Letter: 

Robin Ankeny 

Katie Campbell III 

Monroe Campbell III 

Stephen Gilstrap 

Damaris Lugo 

Preston Miller 

Tiffany Miller 

Ali Mirza 

Hayley Mirza 

Erica Vazquez 

Gerardo Vazquez 

Ornam Vazquez 

For Baptism: 

Irvin Angon 

Amara Asrawi 

Ariana Asrawi 

Arranna Camacho 

Carlos Camacho 

Iram Camacho 

Jesus Camacho 

Madel Camacho 

Alan Casados 

Randall Casados 

Andrea Cedillo 

Rony Chilel 

Norma Cortez 

Andres DelaRosa 

Ismael Epupo 

Christopher Estrella 

Lourdes Gallegos 

Jorge Garcia 

Carlos Guerra 

Travis Guerrero 

Lily He 

Martha Hernandez 

Jerrad Jaramillo 

Javier Leal 

Rufino Lopez 

Maria Lopez 

Victoria Martinez 

Guadalupe Medina 

Juan Medina 

Maria Ortiz 

Jonathan Palma 

Manuel Palma 

Michelle Perez 

Amy Quintero 

Omar Quintero 

Jenifer Rodriguez 

Emanual Salinas 

Eduardo Sanchez 

Jorge Rodriguez 

Santana 

Ricardo Silva 

Roberto Solano 

Leslye Tapia 

Paulina Trejo 

Fernando Vargas 

Edi Yett 

PCBC Discovery Class 

Sunday, Sept. 12th, 10:50 a.m.– Noon 

Deacon’s Parlor (behind the Sanctuary) 

This monthly informal class is for new members and people considering 

membership. Explore the values, purposes and beliefs of PCBC. 

Call 214.860.1540 for more details. 


PARENTAL DEDICATIONS 

Through July 11, 2010 

Derek and Deanna Akin 

with Evan Paul and sibling Owen 

Salim and Shaundra Asrawi 

with Chase, Austin and Gavin 

and siblings Amara and Ariana 

Kyle and Nicole Cardwell 

with Channing Lane 

and sibling Caroline Emery 

Michael and Kristin Crane 

with Cade Christopher 

and siblings Kyle and Cody 

Kent and Michelle Pearson 

with Oliver Cole 

and sibling Katherine Lauren 

Kendal and Christine Reed 

with Parker William 

Misty and Wayne Russell 

with Livia Elaine 

Jim and Sarah Sargent 

with James Wirth 

James and Kathryn Davis 

with Ella Kate 

and sibling Hannah Paige 

Philip and Emily Dunlap 

with Samuel Edward 

Edward and Katherine Flatt 

with William Edward 

and siblings John Henry and Hunter 

Jonathan and Christy Fox 

with Annabelle Christine 

Chad and Julie Wetzel 

with Andrew Steven 

and sibling Avery Elizabeth 

Jack and Kimberly Wilson 

with Carolina Elizabeth 

and sibling Eva Minette Pearce 

Pike and Andria Wisner 

with Drew Chapman 

and sibling Nash 

Ryan and Jenny Zimmerman 

with Ella Grace 

PARK CITIES 

PRESCHOOL 

TEACHERS NEEDED 

Jim and Nikki Gribnitz 

with Abigail Faith 

and siblings Hannah Charlotte 

and Seth James 

Jim and Hilary Griffin 

with Carter Patrick 

and siblings Kendall and Colin 

Greg and Michelle Henry 

with Georgia Taite-Allison 

and siblings Zach and Charlie 

Kristopher and Michelle Hill 

with Tristan Walker 

Matt and Lindsey Zolfo 

with Walker Matthew 

Park Cities Baptist Preschool 

Substitute Teachers are needed for 

our weekday preschool. Minimum 6 

months work experience required. 

Degree or certification in Early 

Childhood preferred. 

Contact Farrai Smith at 

214.860.1564 or fssmith@pcbc.org. 

Mother’s Day Out 2010 

David and Ann Lansch 

with Joshua Hayes 

JJ and Rebecca Leonard 

with William Hall 

and siblings Celia and Julia 

David and Mary Medders 

with Samuel Augustus 

and Delia Juliette 

Justin and Bunny Mitchell 

with Mary Catherine Grace 

and sibling Emsley 

New and expecting parents are invited to attend this 

informative class on parenting taught by Marty Lewis. 

This class is required for all parents wishing to participate 

in the Parental Dedication service. The next class will be 

held on September 15th, from 6:30 to 8:00 pm in 101 Reed. 

Contact Cynthia Yanof, Preschool Associate for Infants and 

One year olds at 214.860.3910 or clyanof@pcbc.org. 

We still have openings in our Tuesday/Friday 

program in our 18–24 month old age group. 

We are also looking for teachers that have at least 

one year experience working with infants and 

toddlers. Minimum 12 hours/week. 

Contact Shannon McGee at 214.860.1520. 


FAMILY NEWS 

Members of PCBC who have 

cancer: [names added with permission 

of person or family] Sandy Walker, Peggy 

Reidland, Candy Bozeman, Will Morgan, 

Kim Mercier, Colleen Hines, Kay Wright, 

Darla Hollingshead, Linda Alexander (wife of 

Hilton), Linda McDaniel, Barbara Bowling, 

Louise Kendall, Mary Beth Alexander. 

Relatives and friends of PCBC 

who have cancer: Betty Hunter, 

friend of Nell Perry, Ruth Hermansen, mother 

of Julie Turner; Helen Jones, sister of Fran 

Hodges; Tommy Sutton, brother of Susan 

Gates; Maggie Cobb, friend of Mary Banks 

and John Stone, Emily Force, sister-in-law 

of Sandra Force, Sandy Beadle, sister-in-law 

of Laurel Hoevker, Bill Umbarger, friend of 

Carolyn Coleman, Janet Kirkham and Tiffany 

Kirkham, relatives of Jackie Kirkham; Betty 

Moore, friend of Jana Boswell; Dr. Paul 

Powell, former member; Kris, daughter of 

Ginna and Bill Jett; Diane Drury, friend of 

Sherry Uhl; Kim Karlson, friend of Kathy 

McDaniel; J.M. Villarreal, brother-in-law of 

Frank X. Coronado; Milton Cunningham, 

father of Miller Cunningham, Steve Holt, 

cousin of Anita March; Bill Flesner, friend of 

Brent Howell; John Harris, nephew of Cecilia 

Duren; Madison McWilliams, niece of Elaine 

and Brad Tate; Kim Gilamore, friend of Boyd 

Grimes; Dale Peace and Grace Osteen, friends 

of George McGlamory; Kyle Drott, nephew of 

Katy Brown; Jo Placensio and Kathy Bjorklund, 

friends of Dru Reed; Steve Newport, friend of 

Bob Feather; Ginette Mizrahi, friend of Ben 

Baber; Bren Jones, daughter-in-law of Barbara 

and Larry Jones. 

Congratulations To: 

Becky and Todd Overstreet (members), on the 

birth of Addison Lynn, February 19, 2010. 

10311 Lakemere Drive, Dallas, TX 75238. 

Katherine and Edward Flatt (Hudson/Taylor 

Class), on the birth of William Edward, April 

9, 2010. 6522 Greenwich Lane, Dallas, TX 

75230. 

Robin and Phillip Tilger (Yanof Class), on the 

birth of Garrett Arden, April 29, 2010. 9588 

Highedge Drive, Dallas, TX 75238. 

Kelli and Jeff Brizzolara (Yanof Class), on the 

birth of Presley Grace, May 3, 2010. 8035 

Moss Meadows, Dallas, TX 75238. 

Kristin and Mark Roan (Yanof Class), on the 

birth of Kelton Thomas, May 5, 2010. 9823 

Buxhill Drive, Dallas, TX 75238. 

Corinda and Joe Fellers (Connection Class), on 

the birth of Joe Russell, May 14, 2010. 1520 

Mapleton Drive, Dallas, TX 75228. 

Dana and David Dodgen (Yanof Class), on the 

birth of Truett Warren, May 17, 2010. 7720 

LaCabeza Drive, Dallas, TX 75248. 

Heather and Johnny Fuller (Elliston/Pryor 

Class) on the birth of Andrew David, May 

20, 2010. 726 Fawn Valley Drive, Allen, TX 

75002. 

Lauren and Jason Binford (Yanof Class), on 

the birth of Cameron Scott, May 25, 2010. 

9931 Edgecove Drive, Dallas, TX 75238. 

Sara and Carlos Perez (Connection Class), on 

the birth of Emma Grace, June 9, 2010. 9211 

Garland Road, Apt. 4418, Dallas, TX 75218 

Best Wishes To: 

Celeste Golden and Brandon Boyer, on their 

marriage, April 10, 2010. 

Allison Pearce and Jack Turpin, on their 

marriage, April 10, 2010. 

Paige Pickett and Kyle Rice, on their marriage, 

Saturday, April 17, 2010. 

Traci Thomas and Joseph Brass, on their 

marriage, Saturday, April 24, 2010. 

Mary Clare Madeley and Court Alley, on their 

marriage, May 8, 2010. 

Lori Burzynski and Brandon O’Briant, on their 


Rebecca Francis and Robert Pritchard, on their 


Esther Rollier and Gene Cormier, on their 

marriage, Saturday, June 5, 2010. 

Elisa Walters and Taylor Bergstrom, on their 

marriage, Saturday, June 12, 2010. 

Ally Chang and Joseph Bellomo on their 

marriage, June 19, 2010. 

Layne Kent and Erik Rotramel, on their 

marriage, June 26, 2010. 

Katie Crawford and Mark Gold, on their 

marriage, Saturday, July 10, 2010. 

In Sympathy For: 

Dorothy Sherrill (nm), sister-in-law of Fran 

Hodges (Pathfinders), passed away on 

Saturday, March 27, 2010, in Bayview, Ohio. 

PCBC family: sister-in-law, Ms. Fran Hodges, 

13731 Goldmark Drive, Apt. 3116, Dallas, TX 

75240, 972.231.6703. 

Hattie Mae March (JOY Class), passed 

away on Friday, April 9, 2010. PCBC family: 

granddaughter, Mrs. Wendy Waggoner 

(Chip), and great-grandchildren, Benjamin 

and Kate, 9463 Gatetrail Drive, Dallas, TX 

75238; and former member, son, Mr. Ben 

March (Anita), 824 Hillcrest Drive, Longview, 

TX 75601, 903.757.7771; and former 

member, grandson, Mr. Ramsey March 

(Haley), and great-granddaughter, Charlotte, 

3717 Stanford Ave., Dallas, TX 75225. 

Scott McGlamory (nm), son of Hilda and 

George McGlamory (Participators Class), 

passed away on Monday, April 12, 2010. 

PCBC family: parents, Hilda and George 

McGlamory, 14445 Southern Pines Court, 

Dallas, TX 75234, 972.243.8069. 

Patricia Uhl (nm), mother-in-law of Sherry 

Uhl (member) and mother of Mike Uhl, 

passed away on Monday, April 12, 2010, in 

Decatur, IL. PCBC family: son, Mr. Mike Uhl 

(Sherry), and grandchildren, Robert and Riley, 

4826 Gulfstream Drive, Dallas, TX 75244, 

972.385.8727. 

Harold Attaway (International Dept.), passed 

away on Tuesday, April 13, 2010. PCBC 

family: daughter, Mrs. Laurie Claybrook 

(Craig) and grandchildren, John and Jeff, 

9445 Arborhill Drive, Dallas, TX 75243, 

469.360.5401. 

Cordie Russell (nm), grandmother of Tammy 

Ha (member), passed away on Tuesday, April 

13, 2010. PCBC family: granddaughter, Mrs. 

Tammy Ha (Richard), 3128 Stanford Ave., 

Dallas, TX 75225, 214.750.0326. 

Joyce Beddow (nm), sister of Juanita Tuttle 

(Mary/Martha Class), passed away on 

Thursday, April 15, 2010. PCBC family: sister, 

Mrs. Juanita Tuttle, 2953 N. Bend Drive, 

Dallas, TX 75229, 972.406.9462. 

Jim Ubben (Bereans), passed away on Friday, 

April 16, 2010. PCBC family: wife, Mrs. Sue 

Ubben, 9617 Forestridge Drive, Dallas, TX 

75238, 214.348.3714. 

Charles Dale Hendricks (nm), brother-in-law of 

Paula Stephenson (member), passed away on 

Tuesday, April 20, 2010. PCBC family: sisterin-law, 

Mrs. Paula Stephenson (Ron), 4305 

Forest Bend Road, Dallas, TX 75244. 

Richard Dennie (prospect), passed away on 

Thursday, April 22, 2010. PCBC family: wife, 

Mrs. Shirley Dennie, 16702 Village Lane, 

Dallas, TX 75248, 972.931.9923. 

Dr. Leonard Flohr (misc.), founder and first 

teacher of the Participator’s Class, passed 

away on Thursday, April 22, 2010, in Temple, 

TX. PCBC family: wife, Mrs. Emma Lou Flohr, 

5320 205 Loop, Apt. 231, Temple, TX 76502. 

Mary Sue Harris (nm), sister of Cecilia Duren 

(Preschool General Officers), passed away on 

Monday, April 26, 2010, in Little Rock, AR. 

PCBC family: sister, Mrs. Cecilia Duren (Don), 

2508 Banner Elk Circle, Plano, TX 75025, 

972.618.2501; niece, Mrs. Kim Senteney 

(Alden), and great-nieces, Elyse, Moriah, and 

Autumn Senteney, 1105 Highedge Drive, 

Plano, TX 75075, 972.964.0501. 

Muriel Jennings (nm), aunt of Laurie Tharp 

(PCBC Staff), passed away on Monday, April 

26, 2010, in Redding, California. PCBC family: 

niece, Laurie Tharp, 6071 Village Bend Drive, 

Apt. 502, Dallas, TX 75206, 214.860.1570. 

Jack Childs (nm), father of Al Childs (Men’s 

Class), passed away on Tuesday, April 27, 

2010, in Marlin, TX. PCBC family: son, Mr. Al 

Childs (Beverly), and grandson, Mark Childs, 

10 Glenmeadow Court, Dallas, TX 75225, 

214.987.0013. Another grandson, Paul 

Childs, lives in Fort Worth. 

Martha Dickey (nm), sister of Betty Faye Taylor, 

passed away on Saturday, May 1, 2010. 

PCBC family: Sister, Betty Faye Taylor (Robert 

L. “Bob”), PS/Ones 3), 7319 Park Lake Drive, 

Dallas TX 75230, 972.385.4044; nephew, 

Michael C. Taylor, (Single Parents Class), and 

great-nephews, Nick and Cody, 9729 Buxhill 

Drive, Dallas TX 75238, 214.343.4342; niece, 

PCBC Church Directories are here! 

If you had your picture made you may pick up your 

complimentary copy in the Library (below the Sanctuary) or 

the PrimeTime Office on Sunday from 9 a.m.–noon and during 

the week at the Church Reception Desk by the elevators in 

the Community Life Center. Extra directories are available 

to purchase for $10. One complimentary copy per family 

photographed. 

Martha Travis, (Jeff), and great-nieces, Avery 

and Peyton, 4708 Spyglass Drive, Dallas TX 

75287, 972.250.3200. 

Mary Elizabeth “Liz” Bradshaw (Amitie Class), 

passed away Monday, May 3, 2010. 

Cleonna Armstrong (nm), sister of Marian 

King (Fellowship Class), and Nell Thompson 

(member), passed away on Sunday, May 9, 

2010. PCBC family: sister, Mrs. Marian King, 

9707 Robin Hill Circle, Dallas, TX 75238, 

214.349.2213; sister, Ms. Nell Thompson, 

9928 Knoll Krest Drive, Dallas, TX 75238, 

214.3221.7878. 

Maxine Roberts (nm), aunt of Beth Andrews 

(PCBC Library Staff), passed away on Monday, 

May 10, 2010, in Madisonville, TX. PCBC 

family: niece, Mrs. Beth Andrews (Jerry), 6146 

Averill Way, Apt. 205E, Dallas, TX 75225, 

214.860.3993; and, great-nephew, Mr. 

Darren Andrews (Christina), 4914 Thunder 

Road, Dallas, TX 75244. 

Ruth Aderhold (Burgess Class), passed away 

on Monday, May 10, 2010. PCBC family: son, 

Mr. Mark Aderhold, and granddaughter, Amy 

Aderhold, 10117 Rockmoor Drive, Dallas, TX 

75229, 214.358.4098. 

Archie Cook (nm), brother of LeRoy Cook 

(Pathfinders), passed away on Thursday, 

May 13, 2010, in Lake Jackson, TX. PCBC 

family: brother, Mr. LeRoy Cook, 1945 E. 

Branch Hollow Drive, Carrollton, TX 75007, 

972.492.7546. 

Sidney Sayetta (nm), brother of Joan Webb 

(9th Grade Dept. Secretary), passed away on 

Thursday, May 13, 2010, in Speegleville, TX. 

PCBC family: sister, Mrs. Joan Webb, 4710 

Abbott Ave., Apt. 104, Dallas, TX 75205- 

3204, 214.528.7709. 

Jack Anderson (nm), brother of Jim Anderson 

(Floyd’s Faithfuls), passed away on Friday, 

May 14, 2010, in Valentine, Nebraska. PCBC 

family: brother, Mr. Jim Anderson (Mary), 

10406 Maplegrove Lane, Dallas, TX 75218, 

214.324.0314. 

Aubrey Jenkins (nm), father of Linda Smith 

(member), passed away on Saturday, May 

15, 2010, in Tyler, TX. PCBC family: daughter, 

Mrs. Linda Smith (Gordon), 9344 Stratford 

Way, Dallas, TX 75220, and granddaughter, 

Mrs. Renee Morales (Henry), and greatgrandchildren, 

Malley and Abbey, 2901 Lovers 

Lane, Dallas, TX 75225, 214.346.0407. 

Living 

with Loss 

led by Verdell Krisher 

Wednesdays, October 13–November 17 

6:30–8:00 p.m., Reed Building (West) 201 

This six-week support group offers hope 

and help for anyone who is experiencing pain 

and sorrow of losing a loved one. 

Call the Pastoral Care Office at 

214.860.1567 for more information. 


FAMILY NEWS 

DUAL HOUR, continued from page 18 

GIRLS MINISTRY, continued from page 19 

Juanita Groh Gildea (nm), sister of Neighl 

Groh (Floyd’s Faithfuls), passed away on 

Monday, May 17, 2010, in Grand Bay, AL. 

PCBC family: brother, Mr. Neighl Groh (Betty), 

2318 Southbay Circle, Rowlett, TX 75088, 

972.465.4481. 

Emma Jean Daniel (JOY Class), passed away 

on Thursday, May 20, 2010. 

Robin Marchmont Bennett (member), daughter 

of Janet and George Marchmont (Mary/Martha 

Class and PS/One’s 3), passed away on Friday, 

May 21, 2010. PCBC family: parents, Janet 

and George Marchmont, 3800 Stanford Ave., 

Dallas, TX 75225, 214.363.6050. Children, 

PCBC members, Brittany Bennett and John 

Bennett, 6629 Mimosa Lane, Dallas, TX 75230, 

and her brother, PCBC member, George T. 

Marchmont III, General Delivery, Hempstead, 

TX 77445-9999. 

Glenna Wensley (member), passed away on 

Friday, May 21, 2010. 

Aline Mifflin (nm), sister of Harry Senteney 

(Grade 4C Late/Sanctuary Choir), passed away 

on Saturday, May 29, 2010, in Carbondale, 

IL. PCBC family: brother, Mr. Harry Senteney 

(Pat), 13425 Spring Grove Avenue, Dallas, 

TX 75240, 972.239.8816; and, nephew, Mr. 

Alden Senteney (Kim), and great-nieces, Elyse, 

Moriah, and Autumn, 1105 Highedge Drive, 

Plano, TX 75075, 972.964.0501. 

Bill Owen (nm), brother of Jerry Owen 

(Participator’s Class), passed away on 

Saturday, May 29, 2010, in Houston. PCBC 

family: brother, Mr. Jerry Owen (Joan), 

14617 Heritage Lane, Addison, TX 75001, 

972.233.8163. 

Alice Lou Clifford (nm), sister-in-law of Bob 

Clifford (Floyd’s Faithfuls), passed away on 

Saturday, May 29, 2010, in Newark, Ohio. 

PCBC family: brother-in-law, Mr. Bob Clifford 

(Mary Nelson), 7506 W. Northwest Highway, 

Apt. 5, Dallas, TX 75225, 214.368.6296. 

Bernice Jeske (Mary/Martha Class), passed 

away on Thursday, June 3, 2010. PCBC 

family: husband, Mr. Ed Jeske, 1 Grovenor 

Court, Dallas, TX 75225, 214.363.9624. 

James Clayton LaGrone (nm), father of Clay 

LaGrone (Lighthouse Keepers), passed away 

on Sunday, June 13, 2010, in Deadwood, TX. 

PCBC family: son, Mr. Clay LaGrone (Tami), 

and granddaughters, Abrea and Georgia 

LaGrone, 8030 Westover Drive, Dallas, TX 

75231, 214.221.5781. 

Lois Fielder (Bereans), passed away on 

Monday, June 14, 2010. PCBC family: son, 

Mr. Pat Fielder, 1905 Bolden Rd., Irving, TX 

75060, 972.253.0120; and, son, Mr. John 

Fielder (Carla Camille), 8524 Hwy. 6 North, 

#297, Houston, TX 77095. 

Frances Taylor (JOY Class), passed away on 

Wednesday, June 16, 2010. PCBC family: 

son, Mr. Dudley Taylor (Charlotte), 7814 

Glen Albens Circle, Dallas, TX 75225, 

214.369.6262. 

Jack Stanley (nm), father of Barbara Monroe 

(Pathfinders Class), passed away on Friday, 

June 18, 2010 in Hialeah, Florida. PCBC 

family: daughter, Barbara Monroe (Tom), 

11069 Prescott Drive, Frisco, TX 75034-3112, 

972.821.1116. 

Robert “Bob” Carl (Floyd’s Faithfuls), passed 

away on Saturday, June 19, 2010. PCBC 

family: wife, Mrs. Linda Carl, and daughter 

Ms. Camber Carl, 6337 Diamond Head Circle, 

Apt. B, Dallas, TX 75225, 214.351.3392. 

Wanda Stockdale (nm), mother of Debbie 

Springer (12th Grade Dept. Director), passed 

away on Saturday, June 26, 2010. PCBC 

family: daughter, Mrs. Debbie Springer (Terry), 

and grandsons, Clay and Josh, 3100 Amherst 

Avenue, Dallas, TX 75225, 214.987.4844. 

Also, grandson, Tim Springer (Mary 

Catherine), 8709 Southwestern Blvd., Apt. 

1633, Dallas, TX 75206. 

Jo Jennings (nm), sister of Carolyn Jennings 

(member), passed away on Sunday, June 27, 

2010, in Jacksonville, Florida. PCBC family: 

sister, Ms. Carolyn Jennings, and great niece, 

Bella Cook, 5908 Loch Maree Drive, Plano, 

TX 75093, 972.733.3151; and, nephew, Mr. 

Eric Pearson (Kim), and great nephews, Reed 

and Ryan, 5817 Glendora Avenue, Dallas, TX 

75230, 214.878.2398. 

Betty Mullens (nm), mother of Lisa Frazier 

(member), passed away on Monday, July 5, 

2010, in Waco, TX. PCBC family: daughter, 

Mrs. Lisa Frazier (Charlie), and grandchildren, 

Calli and Jake Vines, 9951 Capridge Drive, 

Dallas, TX 75238, 214.221.2091. 

Betty Brant (nm), grandmother of Nikki 

Gribnitz (The Connection and PCBC Staff), 

passed away on Monday, July 5, 2010, 

in Marshalltown, Iowa. PCBC family: 

granddaughter, Mrs. Nikki Gribnitz (Jim), 

and great-grandchildren, Hannah, Seth, and 

Abigail, 9659 Liptonshire Drive, Dallas, TX 

75238, 214.348.1085. 

William W. “Bill” Aston (member), passed 

away on Thursday, July 8, 2010. PCBC family: 

wife, Mrs. Evelyn Aston, 9411 Clearhurst 

Drive, Dallas, TX 75238, 214.348.8437. 

Rubye Howell (JOY Class), passed away on 

Saturday, July 10, 2010. 

High School minister Andrew Heard agrees. “Dual hour 

Bible study opens a world for our students and families 

that can bring tremendous growth,” he says. “We want 

to reach as many people for the Kingdom as possible and 

dual hour gives us more room to do so. Christ’s body is the 

means of reaching the world with his love and we are his 

body.” 

Junior High minister Jim Gribnitz points out that the 

size of each Bible study group should decrease, which is 

a good thing. “In smaller groups, individuals are better 

able to open up and relate to one another. Teachers get to 

know each student better, and can be even more effective 

with their teaching. 

Andrew Heard adds, “In the High School area, students 

will have the freedom to choose which classes they attend. 

They have the opportunity to make their class their own! 

We are encouraging students to rally a group of their 

friends together to go and help start a new class. This is 

something new for our kids, but it is critical for the future 

of our church. Our teenagers must take ownership of their 

faith. Some are just hanging onto their faith and can’t 

lead, but others are just hanging around because they 

don’t know they should or could lead.” 

There are about 600 kids in the student ministry, and 

this change will affect every area of the church. Some 

families and some adult classes will want to switch hours 

of Bible study so their families can worship together. Because 

we have both contemporary and traditional worship 

services both early and late hour, every family has a full set 

of options. 

Both Jim and Andrew see this change as a great teaching 

opportunity for students, a way for them to exercise 

their faith, stewardship, and outreach. Andrew Heard says, 

“We believe in our students! We have seen the work of 

God in their lives and know that there is amazing potential 

for leadership. We encourage families to talk with their 

students about missionally moving to the early hour and 

bringing friends, both churched and unchurched, with 

them.” 

Please take a look at dual hour and see how God is 

leading you to help extend his Kingdom to areas previously 

uncharted! 

The question became how do we make this possible for 

our ministry? What was the answer? The girls in our ministry 

invited the singles, widows, and widowers from our 

PrimeTime Ministry to a party in honor of each of them 

to celebrate their birthdays. In my family, birthdays have 

always been special times spent with those closest to me. 

However, they are also days often only spent with immediate 

family. When one does not have any immediate family 

nearby, or on this side of Heaven, birthdays can be a lonely 

day. Having a day to celebrate the life of each of these 

women could meet a need and minister to both young 

and old. 

Approximately 50 women and 20 teenage girls came 

for a time of celebration and fellowship. Each table was 

specifically decorated for a different month of the year. 

Whenever someone arrived she was escorted by one of 

our 7th–12th grade girls to the table that held her birth 

month. 

The party then began with a dance through the ages 

choreographed by one of our interns, Kelley Edwards. Over 

10 girls put on the Ritz, tapped, and danced their way 

through songs of the 20's, 40's, 50's and 60's. The next 

hour was just a beautiful time spent building relationships. 

I have heard from both the honorees and the girls who 

helped serve how this event was a blessing for them. After 

we sang “Happy Birthday” and blew out the candles one 

of the ladies remarked that her wish what that we could 

do this again next year. I couldn’t have said it better myself, 

and that day will forever be in my mind and my heart. 

I have been so blessed in my first three months here 

and can’t wait to see what God has in store for the Girls’ 

Ministry here at Park Cities Baptist Church. 

Contact Erin Edwards at eeedwars@pcbc.org or 214.860.1574 or 

read her blog at http://joycomplete.wordpress.com. 

Larry Shaw (nm), nephew of Martha and 

Robert Livingston (Finfrock Femmes Class/ 

Howard Class), passed away on Friday, June 

4, 2010, in Alabaster, AL. PCBC family: aunt 

and uncle, Martha and Robert Livingston, and 

cousin, Andy Livingston, 3921 Purdue Avenue, 

Dallas, TX 75225, 214.361.0471; and cousin, 

Mrs. Ann Lansch (David), P. O. Box 830122, 

Richardson, TX 75083, 214.599.9669. 

Ardath Huddleston (member), passed away 

on Friday, June 11, 2010. 

Ruby Hamilton (nm), mother of Phyllis Giles 

(Truth Seekers), passed away on Saturday, July 

3, 2010, in McLeansboro, IL. PCBC family: 

daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Giles, 7232 Lakehurst 

Avenue, Dallas, TX 75230, 214.368.6033. 

Dorothy West (nm), mother of Mona Hush 

(Pathfinders), passed away on Sunday, July 

4, 2010. PCBC family: daughter, Ms. Mona 

Hush, 6622 Kings Hollow Court, Dallas, TX 

75248, 972.239.1382. 


3933 Northwest Parkway 

Dallas, TX 75225 

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DALLAS, TEXAS 

Sunday, August 29th 

Celebrate all that God did this summer and get ready for 

what God will do this fall! 

Summerset Sunday will include: 

• A light, complimentary breakfast to kick off the morning 

• A summer highlight video in all worship services 

9:20 and 10:50 a.m. 

• Worship in the Sanctuary - traditional 

• Worship in the Great Hall - contemporary 

• Bible Study at both hours 

Sunday, August 8 

at 6:00 p.m. 

Great Hall of Community Life Center 

Singing the great old hymns! 

Featuring Rudy Gatlin and The Noteables. 

Ice cream sundaes following. 

214.860.1533 Everyone is Invited! 

10:00 a.m. 

• Amigos de Dios, bilingual Bible study 

and worship - gymnasium 

Invite your friends, dress casually and join us for fun 

with family and friends! 

www.pcbc.org/summerset

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