Vol. XXI, No. 7 | April 2, 2011
A German Requiem By Johannes Brahms
fg Sunday, April 10 7:00, Sanctuary
Jenni Till Rasberry, Soprano David Robinson, Baritone
Calling all Baby Boomers!
ROCK ROLL
the behind the A dinner/Dance April 16, 7:00 pm The 60s & 70s REVISITED
NEW: 2020 Vision video: the other half 2
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he PCPC Chancel Choir presents its first performance of the Brahms Requiem. Written as a departure from the traditional requiem mass text, this great work sets the scriptural truths of life and death in a practical yet high artistic expression. The work will be sung in English. Admission is free. Visit www.pcpcconcerts.org or contact frances.cope@pcpc.org or 214-224-2633.
Women’s Reflective Retreat
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pring is here and it is time for some fun! All Baby Boomers are invited to a warehouse party featuring a live band, The Antiques. Come in your favorite casual dance attire. The cost is $15 per person. Register at www.pcpc.org/registrations by Monday, April 11. Also, you may mail a check to PCPC, attention to Lawan Glasscock. Contact lawan.glasscock@pcpc.org or 214-224-2739.
Fragrant Offering prayer vigil 2
New library online search catalog 2
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t least once a year, Christians should have an extended time of solitude and fellowship with other believers. The Women’s Reflective Retreat will provide 24 hours of refreshment at nearby Montserrat Retreat Center on Lake Dallas, Friday–Saturday, April 8–9. Elizabeth Robinson and Kari Stainback will lead two sessions on the spiritual discipline of evangelism. Fellowship at meals, combined with quietness in between the sessions, will let us unplug from our busy schedules and give us time to read our Bibles, pray, and rest. The cost is $100. Register at www.pcpcwomen.org or at the Women’s Ministry table. Contact laurie.butterfield@pcpc.org or 214-224-2722.
Ski School (VBS) registration is open 4
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