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Who speaks for God? In Old Israel, the prophets did. Who were those prophets? What did they have to say? How was God’s word received? What do they have to say to us today? 

Transitional Pastor Ted Land teaches this second Bible study series on Old Testament prophets on Wednesdays 2:00-3:30 pm in the Parlor. On 3rd Ave, enter at the first door west of the Sanctuary's double doors.

Classes are standalone, and a synopsis of each is provided at the next session; past synopses can be found on the table in the glass hallway outside the parlor.

January 8       ZEPHANIAH: A ROYAL PROPHET

January 15     HAGGAI: THE RECONSTRUCTION PROPHET

January 22     ZECHARIAH: A VISIONARY PROPHET

January 29     MALACHI: THE MESSENGER PROPHET

February 5     JEREMIAH: THE PROPHET OF DOOM AND EXILE 

February 12   EZEKIEL: THE PROPHET TO THE HELPLESS AND HOPELESS

February 19   DANIEL: THE APOCALYPTIC PROPHET 

Men's Ministry meets on 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month for fellowship and study. Newcomers welcome. Currently, we are studying Life Lessons from ACTS, Christ's Church in the World, by Max Lucado.

September 5     Jesus Changes Lives (Acts 2: 29-47)

September 19   We Are Witnesses (Acts 3: 1-16)

October 3          Tried and Tested (Acts 5: 17-33)

October 17        Getting Along with Others (Acts 6: 1-15)

November 7      Looking to Jesus (Acts 7:51-60)

November 21    The Holy Spirit is Leading (Acts 8:26-40)

December 5     God’s Saving Power (Acts 9:1-20)

December 19   Unity Among Believers (Acts 10:24-35)

January 16       God’s Grace (Acts 15:1-11)

February 6        Presenting the Gospel (Acts 17:16-31)

February 20      Facing Problems and Pain (Acts 20:15-31)

March 5             Living Your Faith (Acts 27:13-25)

Enter at the door under the driveway portico on 3rd Ave.

The next study series will be on Psalm 23, 'Traveling Light,' by Max Lucado.

Join with others living with grief for the loss of loved ones, and counselors Bill Twomey and Suzanne Tyrrell, in the Freedom Village Chapel for helpful sessions of love and support. You are welcome to come to any or all sessions. For more information, please call Bill Twomey at 941.254.4569

The chapel is on the 3rd floor of the Liberty Wing at Freedom Village. Freedom Village is located at 6410 21st Ave W, Bradenton, Florida 34209.

'Harriet' tells the extraordinary tale of Harriet Tubman's escape from slavery and transformation into one of America's greatest heroes, who with courage, ingenuity, and tenacity, freed 70 slaves as a conductor on the Underground Railroad. Bring a friend, grab some popcorn and a drink, and enjoy the evening. The event is free and open to the community.

The movie will be shown in Palma Sola's Fellowship Hall at 3rd Ave and 67th St, one block north of Manatee Ave. Enter at the door under the driveway portico.

Today Pack 22 makes and serves a buffet pancake breakfast for the Palma Sola congregation, scout families, and the community. Breakfast includes all-you-can eat pancakes, sausage links, OJ, and coffee. Cost is $5 and tickets can be purchased at the door. Come anytime between 8:00 am and 9:45 am.

Proceeds will go to Pack 22’s operating budget geared toward making scouting more affordable for families. Scouts BSA headquarters doubled the cost of registration at the last minute this year and Pack 22 absorbed that cost increase. Proceeds of the breakfast will help replenish those funds.

Entry to the Fellowship Hall is at door under the circle-drive portico on 3rd Ave.

A Suncoast Blood Bank bloodmobile will be in PSPC's parking lot from 8-12 today for a blood drive. Donors receive a free wellness check. Donate and then have breakfast at Pack 22's fundraiser buffet in the Fellowship Hall!

Al Zimmer leads group discussions on "How to Live a Christian Life in Today's World," with a different topic each week. You are welcome to participate on any Sunday; no prior attendance or books are needed. Al, who has previously led these discussions, draws from a variety of Christian literature classics for the discussions.

Topics include Christian doctrine, ethics, superstition versus religion, what is love that Jesus taught, understanding human behavior, and challenges of Christian living.

Pack 22 and their families will attend worship today. As part of the worship service, Leader Mark Landers will do a quick re-charter ceremony in which the church and the unit's leaders, scouts, and parents “renew their vows” to supporting scouting. 

Enjoy reading, thinking about, and discussing books? Read a book and join the group for lively discussion and refreshments on the second Monday of the month. Discussions are held in the Media Center on 2^nd Ave W.; enter at the blue awning door.

View the current book list

Dorcas makes simple outfits for migrant preschool children on the 2nd Tuesday of the month in the Fellowship Hall on 3rd Ave. Enter at the door under the curved-driveway portico. If you can cut fabric, sew on a button, or use a sewing machine--you can contribute. Help show Christ's love to children in need.

Dorcas, also known as Tabitha, was a faithful disciple and woman of means who sewed robes and other clothing for widows (Acts 9:36-42).

Who speaks for God? In Old Israel, the prophets did. Who were those prophets? What did they have to say? How was God’s word received? What do they have to say to us today? 

Transitional Pastor Ted Land teaches this second Bible study series on Old Testament prophets on Wednesdays 2:00-3:30 pm in the Parlor. On 3rd Ave, enter at the first door west of the Sanctuary's double doors.

Classes are standalone, and a synopsis of each is provided at the next session; past synopses can be found on the table in the glass hallway outside the parlor.

January 8       ZEPHANIAH: A ROYAL PROPHET

January 15     HAGGAI: THE RECONSTRUCTION PROPHET

January 22     ZECHARIAH: A VISIONARY PROPHET

January 29     MALACHI: THE MESSENGER PROPHET

February 5     JEREMIAH: THE PROPHET OF DOOM AND EXILE 

February 12   EZEKIEL: THE PROPHET TO THE HELPLESS AND HOPELESS

February 19   DANIEL: THE APOCALYPTIC PROPHET 

Join with others living with grief for the loss of loved ones, and counselors Bill Twomey and Suzanne Tyrrell, in the Freedom Village Chapel for helpful sessions of love and support. You are welcome to come to any or all sessions. For more information, please call Bill Twomey at 941.254.4569

The chapel is on the 3rd floor of the Liberty Wing at Freedom Village. Freedom Village is located at 6410 21st Ave W, Bradenton, Florida 34209.

Our hosted Brownie Troop 521 sells Girl Scout cookies before and after worship service. Stock up on cookies and support girl scouting!

Al Zimmer leads group discussions on "How to Live a Christian Life in Today's World," with a different topic each week. You are welcome to participate on any Sunday; no prior attendance or books are needed. Al, who has previously led these discussions, draws from a variety of Christian literature classics for the discussions.

Topics include Christian doctrine, ethics, superstition versus religion, what is love that Jesus taught, understanding human behavior, and challenges of Christian living.

The Annual Congregational Meeting will be held today after worship service. If you're a PSPC member, please attend.

Who speaks for God? In Old Israel, the prophets did. Who were those prophets? What did they have to say? How was God’s word received? What do they have to say to us today? 

Transitional Pastor Ted Land teaches this second Bible study series on Old Testament prophets on Wednesdays 2:00-3:30 pm in the Parlor. On 3rd Ave, enter at the first door west of the Sanctuary's double doors.

Classes are standalone, and a synopsis of each is provided at the next session; past synopses can be found on the table in the glass hallway outside the parlor.

January 8       ZEPHANIAH: A ROYAL PROPHET

January 15     HAGGAI: THE RECONSTRUCTION PROPHET

January 22     ZECHARIAH: A VISIONARY PROPHET

January 29     MALACHI: THE MESSENGER PROPHET

February 5     JEREMIAH: THE PROPHET OF DOOM AND EXILE 

February 12   EZEKIEL: THE PROPHET TO THE HELPLESS AND HOPELESS

February 19   DANIEL: THE APOCALYPTIC PROPHET 

Men's Ministry meets on 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month for fellowship and study. Newcomers welcome. Currently, we are studying Life Lessons from ACTS, Christ's Church in the World, by Max Lucado.

September 5     Jesus Changes Lives (Acts 2: 29-47)

September 19   We Are Witnesses (Acts 3: 1-16)

October 3          Tried and Tested (Acts 5: 17-33)

October 17        Getting Along with Others (Acts 6: 1-15)

November 7      Looking to Jesus (Acts 7:51-60)

November 21    The Holy Spirit is Leading (Acts 8:26-40)

December 5      God’s Saving Power (Acts 9:1-20)

December 19    Unity Among Believers (Acts 10:24-35)

January 16        God’s Grace (Acts 15:1-11)

February 6        Presenting the Gospel (Acts 17:16-31)

February 20      Facing Problems and Pain (Acts 20:15-31)

March 5             Living Your Faith (Acts 27:13-25)

Enter at the door under the driveway portico on 3rd Ave.

The next study series will be on Psalm 23, 'Traveling Light,' by Max Lucado.

Join with others living with grief for the loss of loved ones, and counselors Bill Twomey and Suzanne Tyrrell, in the Freedom Village Chapel for helpful sessions of love and support. You are welcome to come to any or all sessions. For more information, please call Bill Twomey at 941.254.4569

The chapel is on the 3rd floor of the Liberty Wing at Freedom Village. Freedom Village is located at 6410 21st Ave W, Bradenton, Florida 34209.

The Palma Sola team serves meals at Our Daily Bread on the third Friday of the month. If interested in participating, please call the church office, 941-792-3141. Learn more about Our Daily Bread

Today, our worship service will be held an hour earlier, so we can join Westminster Presbyterian Church for their Scottish Heritage Celebration service at 10:30 am. Following the service, we are invited to WPC's Activity Center for a catered luncheon, during which stories of Scottish heritage and experiences maybe shared. The luncheon is $15 per person, and cash or checks (made out to WPC) are due in the Narthex by February 16.

Rides will be available for Freedom Village residents to attend both PSPC's service and or WPC's service and luncheon.

Westminster Presbyterian Church hosts Palma Sola for their Scottish Heritage Celebration service at 10:30 am. Following WPC's service, we are invited to their Activity Center for a catered luncheon, during which stories of Scottish heritage and experiences may be shared.

Rides are available for Freedom Village residents to attend both PSPC's 9am service and or WPC's service and luncheon.

Today we participate in Manatee County CROP Hunger Walk to raise awareness and funds to help end hunger locally and around the world. CROP Hunger Walks are community-wide events sponsored by Church World Service. Join the PSPC walking team or create your own team.

CROP Walk is an easy 2-mile loop walk across the Green Bridge and back, starting at First United Methodist Church in Palmetto. You may also walk along the river for a shorter walk. Sign-in is at 1:30 pm and the walk begins at 2:00 pm. Pets on leashes are welcome.

A drum circle will be held before the walk and everyone is invited to participate or just observe. Whether you walk or not, come share in the fun and excitement of being with others and supporting a good cause!

Information, directions, and sign-up sheets will be in the Narthex. T-shirts are provided for all registered walkers. First United Methodist Church is at 330 11th Ave W, Palmetto, FL

Monday 2/24 Active LIFE bikes to the beach for breakfast. We meet at Robinson Preserve entrance/parking lot at 8:30 am, bike on trails to the Anna Maria Island Beach Café at Holmes Beach, then return. All are welcome!

Join in this special service of repentance and prayer through personal and communal confession. With focus on our mortality and sinfulness, we enter Lent with solemn reflection, seeking to use it to correct our faults and purify our hearts, so we are prepared to celebrate Easter with great joy.

There will be a special offering during the worship service for Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, to meet needs in Puerto Rico following the earthquakes they have suffered.

Join with others living with grief for the loss of loved ones, and counselors Bill Twomey and Suzanne Tyrrell, in the Freedom Village Chapel for helpful sessions of love and support. You are welcome to come to any or all sessions. For more information, please call Bill Twomey at 941.254.4569

The chapel is on the 3rd floor of the Liberty Wing at Freedom Village. Freedom Village is located at 6410 21st Ave W, Bradenton, Florida 34209.

The Bradenton Ukulele Movement (The BUMs) will lead its 2nd jam session and sing along at 6:30 pm in the fellowship hall. Join member Janice Saylor and her group for an evening of fellowship and fun with others in the community singing old favorites. No experience necessary and song books provided. Don't miss it! 

Enter at door under the driveway portico on 3rd Ave.