We want to keep you safe and see you back at church, in-person, again. Stay healthy by being vigilant about wearing your mask to prevent the transmission of he COVID-19 Delta variant, and other forms of this killer disease. Even if you are vaccinated, the variant strains of the virus can break through, and can…
We are pleased to share the news that our Personnel Committee, on behalf of Session, has hired Matt Zabiegala (pronounced: zabby-gála) as our new Director of Music at PCCT! We are thrilled to have Matt join our church family, leading our music program for the years ahead. Matt will officially join our staff on October 1, 2021, but he would like to meet the congregation, and our choir members before then.
We are so excited to have the opportunity to roll out “Breeze”, an online membership database and online giving system. We would like to invite you to create an account by clicking here. To find out more about this exciting opportunity, click HERE.
Many have asked about our friends in Haiti and if they were impacted by the earthquake that occurred on Saturday. Thankfully, Pastor Valentin, his family, FFP staff and children at the CAD orphanage are all safe. The Men nan Men school and Sanctuary of Grace church that PCCT Mission Teams helped to build sustained no damage. Foundation for…
We are hiring a new Director of Family Ministries (DFM) as we transition to a more missional focus in our ministries, finding new ways to include our families in community service outreach and education. This is a new, part-time position to be filled by a leader who is energized by the opportunity to build something…
Rev. Clémot talks about what happened after Easter when the apostles were selected to go out and spread the good news.
Since PCCT began virtual worship in March of 2020, Staff, Session, and the Reentry Task Force have been monitoring guidelines of and requirements from the CDC, NJ Department of Health, and Presbytery recommendations about when it will be safe for us to have in-person worship again. We have also been mindful of the needs of…
Rev. Clémot talks about the importance of teamwork and coming together as a community. She also has some great news to share about coming back to worship in the sanctuary!
Rev. Clémot asks the age-old question, “Which comes first, the chicken or the egg?”
Thank you to everyone who supported Blanket Sunday by honoring our mothers and other important women in our lives by making a donation to Church World Service (CWS) and providing blankets to those in need. Together we raised $425 for CWS. The Church World Services (CWS) Blankets program is an ongoing PCCT tradition of by…