Palms West Presbyterian Church

05/31/2026

PWPC Worship

05/10/2026

PWPC Worship

04/26/2026

From Pastor Ruffin's message this morning...

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04/11/2026

We’re excited to welcome back Eric Widness this Sunday at PWPC! 🙌

Come worship with us as we continue asking, “Holy Week Is Over… Now What?”—with powerful music from our Chancel Choir & Praise Team and a message you won’t want to miss.

🕤 9:30 AM Traditional
🕚 11:00 AM Contemporary

Youth Fellowship (Sunday Night):
🎉 4–5 PM Hangout
📖🍽️ 5–6:30 PM Bible Study & Dinner

Let’s celebrate the risen Christ—and what it means for our everyday lives! ✝️

04/03/2026

🌅✝️ EASTER SUNDAY AT PWPC ✝️🌅

He is risen! 🙌
Come celebrate the hope and power of the resurrection with us this Sunday, April 5!

7:00 AM – Sunrise Service (Outdoors)
Bring a chair or blanket
📖 Proof of the Resurrection
🎶 Matt & Amy Joy

☕ Continental Breakfast + Fellowship All Morning

9:30 & 11:00 AM – Easter Worship
📖 Why The Resurrection Matters
🎶 Chancel Choir & Praise Band
👶 Elementary Sunday School + Nursery available

3:00 PM – Beach Baptism 🌊

This is more than a service… it’s a celebration of new life, new hope, and the victory of Jesus!

Invite a friend and come experience Easter with us.
👉 He is risen indeed!

03/27/2026

🌿 PALM SUNDAY AT PWPC! 🌿

Holy Week starts THIS Sunday—and you don’t want to miss it!

A powerful morning of worship featuring:
🎶 Amy & Matt Joy leading
🎶 Chancel Choir + PWPC Praise Band
🎶 PWPC Children’s Choir singing
→ A joyful, all-generation celebration!

🌿 Procession of Palms

🥚 Children’s Easter Egg Hunt (after 11AM service)

💧 Join our Easter Sunday Baptism Class after worship (12:30–1:30 PM)

12/15/2025

PWPC Youth Christmas scavenger hunt!

12/03/2025

Hope For The Harvest

Scripture Reading: Psalm 126

Key Scripture: Those who go out weeping, carrying seed to sow, will return with songs of joy, carrying sheaves with them. Psalm 126:6

Advent Devotional
Do you know the old gospel song “Bringing in the sheaves, bringing in the sheaves, we shall come rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves”? That song was played often on my Melanie’s all-time favorite tv show, Little House on the Prairie. The show was set on the Midwestern plains of the United States, and the song lyrics make you think of fields of abundant grain. Those lyrics are based on Psalm 126, a psalm about hope.

In Psalm 126, a metaphor from farming is used to describe our lives of hope in the Lord. The psalm says, “Those who sow with tears will reap with songs of joy.”
After sowing with tears, a ­farmer might well despair of seeing any harvest at all, let alone a joyful harvest. But in the metaphor of this psalm, the farmers (sowers) return with songs of joy, carrying sheaves of grain.

In our lives, we sometimes feel as if we are sowing with tears. We weep for ourselves, or for our families, or for our world. And yet God assures us that because he sent Jesus into the world, we will reap with songs of joy.

Our hope in Jesus Christ is that God has been faithful to his promises to save his people. Our tears can turn into songs of joy because of our hope of salvation through God’s love for us in Christ. “We shall come rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves.”

Prayer
God of promise, we lament the things in our own lives or in the lives of others that cause tears and pain. We cling to your promise of a future filled with joy. In Jesus’ name, amen.