The PCCT Reentry Task Force met on September 2nd with members of staff to make plans for moving forward in keeping with state and presbytery guidelines. Click Reentry Update for their communication regarding the coming weeks.
Offering a welcoming church community to all people, wherever they may be on their journey of faith, celebrating the glory of God through worship, fellowship, and service.
Offering a welcoming church community to all people, wherever they may be on their journey of faith, celebrating the glory of God through worship, fellowship, and service.
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Some of our members have expressed a desire for hands-on mission opportunities, while PCCT won’t yet be organizing groups to go, these are good opportunities for people ready and wanting to get out of the house! Click HERE to learn about ongoing Mission Opportunities.
The Task Force is pleased to report that the Presbytery has approved our Plan for Reentry – a critical step as we move toward livestreaming worship from the sanctuary and eventually reopening the church building for those who are ready to return for in-person worship. A copy of the Reentry Plan can be found here…
Much has been going on behind the scenes with the Pastor Nominating Committee! We are more than halfway through a second round of Zoom interviews with a handful of highly qualified candidates. Interviews will continue into the first week of August. We have also been checking all references (and have had some delightful conversations with…
The Task Force building reentry plan centered on Jesus’ mandate to “love our neighbors as ourselves,” was presented to Session on Monday, July 13, and was unanimously approved. The plan is now on its way to Presbytery, so that the leadership teams there can review and approve it as well. PCCT is grateful for all…
The PCCT Reentry Task Force was created to develop and begin to implement a plan for a phased reentry into the building for worship and other purposes that provides for the health and safety of members, follows state and local guidelines, addresses logistical and legal concerns, and is centered on Jesus’ mandate to “love our neighbors…
As the State of New Jersey begins to lessen restrictions and allow for larger gatherings of people of up to 25% of capacity, with social distancing and masks, many at PCCT may be wondering about the reopening of the church building. The Session at its June 8th meeting formed a Reentry Task Force with congregation members…
Protests over the past two weeks in response to the killing of George Floyd have opened a national conversation around issues of prejudice, injustice and systemic racism. Events in and around Chatham have made this a local issue as well. As your pastors, we believe The Presbyterian Church of Chatham Township should be part of…
Update from the Pastor Nominating Committee (PNC) The Pastor Nominating Committee (PNC) has been busy over the last few months reviewing and assessing Personal Information Forms (PIFs) for the next head pastor for PCCT. Since posting our Ministry Information Form (MIF) in late March, we received more than 50 PIFs from potential candidates from across…
Please click HERE to hear an update from Pastor Heather. To read this update, please click Message from Pastor Heather May 2020.