Park Cities Presbyterian Church

Park Cities Presbyterian Church PCPC is a large family of people seeking to be Christ's disciples and to bear His truth.

06/24/2026

You are not forgotten. You are not insignificant. You are a child of God — just as much as the greatest saint who ever lived.
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Ephesians: Walk in Love"Learning to Pray from Listening to Prayers"Ephesians 3:14-21 records Paul’s second prayer in thi...
06/20/2026

Ephesians: Walk in Love

"Learning to Pray from Listening to Prayers"

Ephesians 3:14-21 records Paul’s second prayer in this small letter. The prayer we have before us is one of the greatest peaks of all the prayers offered in Scripture. As we move into the first petition of this prayer, we can learn much about Paul’s view of prayer, his view of God, his posture in prayer, his pastor’s heart, and what he believes is most important for the saints in Ephesus. Many Christians speak of struggling in their prayer life. Examining such prayers as the one before us and then moving forward in seeking to pray the same way will profoundly change the experience we have in praying to our Heavenly Father. God’s Word gives us everything we need to pray in a way that brings Him glory and fills us with joy, even amid severe trials.

Invite friends and family to worship in-person with us on Sunday at 8:00 (Chapel), 9:30 or 11:00 a.m. or online at pcpc.org/live/, the PCPC App with an iOS or Android device, or YouTube.

"Learning to live our lives as 'not I, but Christ' is a lifelong journey dependent upon God’s amazing grace."  - Kari St...
06/19/2026

"Learning to live our lives as 'not I, but Christ' is a lifelong journey dependent upon God’s amazing grace." - Kari Stainback

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USA v Australia Watch PartyGrab your family, friends, and neighbors for a watch party in the church parking lot and picn...
06/16/2026

USA v Australia Watch Party

Grab your family, friends, and neighbors for a watch party in the church parking lot and picnic area! We will provide an incredible game-watching experience, drinks, refreshments, and lots of fun activities for all ages! You won’t want to miss it!

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06/16/2026

"You are quite literally God's gift of grace to us." Beautiful words about the deep bonds formed in church community and the bittersweet reality of following God's call, even when it means leaving those we love.
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Ephesians: Walk in Love"According to the Gift of God's Grace"The Bible is not a fairy tale, an allegory, or a work of fi...
06/13/2026

Ephesians: Walk in Love

"According to the Gift of God's Grace"

The Bible is not a fairy tale, an allegory, or a work of fiction. And the people we read about in the Bible are not fictional heroic figures, but they were ordinary people who had been transformed by the extraordinary power of God’s grace. As we read the book of Ephesians, we must remember that it was a letter written to a church in Ephesus by a man named Paul under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. Paul was a former Pharisee, a zealot, and a persecutor of Christians. He was met by Jesus on the road to Damascus and became a missionary, a church planter, and the author of 13 books of the New Testament. But more than any of these things, the reason Paul wrote his letter to the Ephesians was that he was their pastor - a pastor who served, preached, and suffered for the sake of the gospel and the building up of the Church of Jesus Christ. Join us this Sunday as we consider the pastoral ministry of the Apostle Paul and find out what it means for all of us to be ministers according to the gift of God's grace.

Invite friends and family to worship in-person with us on Sunday at 8:00 (Chapel), 9:30 or 11:00 a.m. or online at pcpc.org/live/, the PCPC App with an iOS or Android device, or YouTube.

Please join us on June 14 from 12:30-2:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall as we celebrate and send off the Goebel family before their move to Tennessee. Paul has accepted the call to serve as Senior Pastor of Christ Presbyterian Church in Nashville. Refreshments and light bites will be provided. No RSVP is necessary.

"This is why Paul can confidently say he is a prisoner of Christ Jesus. Whatever he loses in personal freedoms while in ...
06/12/2026

"This is why Paul can confidently say he is a prisoner of Christ Jesus. Whatever he loses in personal freedoms while in prison, he gains back tenfold in knowing Christ Himself. Whatever defeat he experiences temporally (even his own eventual death) will be overcome by Christ’s victory on the cross. That is the scandalous paradox of the gospel." - Chris Hatley

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Let All the World in Every Corner Sing!Sunday, June 14, 2026 • 7:00 p.m.Meyerson Symphony CenterJoin acclaimed conductor...
06/11/2026

Let All the World in Every Corner Sing!

Sunday, June 14, 2026 • 7:00 p.m.

Meyerson Symphony Center

Join acclaimed conductor Anton Armstrong (St. Olaf Choir), renowned baritone Donnie Ray Albert, and the choirs of PCPC and Park Cities Baptist with Symphony Orchestra for an inspiring evening celebrating the rich tapestry of English and American music. The program features American hymns, folk music, and spirituals of Copland, Wilberg, Thomas, and others. From moments of poignant reflection to joyful celebration and pageantry, this concert brings together voices and orchestra in a moving tribute to our musical heritage.

Tickets are available online or at the Meyerson box office.

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06/11/2026

We all have blind eyes and deaf ears until God opens them! Paul's dramatic encounter with Christ shows us that salvation isn't about figuring it out—it's about God revealing Himself to us. What a beautiful mystery!
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Ephesians: Walk in Love"Prisoners and Partakers"At the beginning of Ephesians 3, Paul starts with the statement, “For th...
06/06/2026

Ephesians: Walk in Love

"Prisoners and Partakers"

At the beginning of Ephesians 3, Paul starts with the statement, “For this reason.” He then takes a bit of a detour, revealing vital information about who he is and what has been revealed to him regarding “the mystery.” Paul tells the church in Ephesus about the stewardship of God’s grace and what this means for them as fellow believers united in Christ Jesus. As he writes from prison, he speaks of why he is in prison. His testimony is truly remarkable and unforgettable (See Acts 8-9).

As followers of Jesus, we have much to learn from these six verses. While this section of Ephesians may not be the most familiar, these verses speak to us about the doctrine of Specific Revelation—God’s grace in revealing Himself and His Word to us. They continue to teach us about our new and life-altering identity in Christ—the doctrine of Union with Christ. This passage highlights three aspects of what this true union means for all disciples of Jesus.

Lastly, this text enables us to remember Paul’s story and why he is in prison. Through the Holy Spirit’s revelation, we are given another powerful example of God’s faithfulness and what it looks like to be compelled by the stewardship of His saving grace as prisoners and partakers of the promise.

Fernando Ortega will be joining us this Sunday for worship at 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Invite friends and family to worship in-person with us on Sunday at 8:00 (Chapel), 9:30 or 11:00 a.m. or online at pcpc.org/live/, the PCPC App with an iOS or Android device, or YouTube.

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4124 Oak Lawn Avenue
Dallas, TX
75219

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 7:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Sunday 7:30am - 1pm

Telephone

+12142242500

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