Our vision for adult spiritual formation
is to intentionally grow in our relationship with God by committing ourselves to authentically live our faith, increase our knowledge, nurture our personal devotion, expand our witness, and further mature as faithful followers of Jesus Christ. We invite and welcome you to explore and participate in any of the listed opportunities.
Adult Classes
Throughout the year, PCJH provides a variety of interesting and inspiring classes exploring the Christian faith. Come and meet new friends and grow deeper in your relationship with God! All are welcome to attend.
Currently: "Philippians: Journey Into Joy" Class, Wednesdays from 7-8pm on Zoom, April 21-May 26. About the class: We all need more joy! Join us for a 6 week look at Paul's letter to the Philippians, a letter filled with joy in the midst of trials and difficulties. This short yet significant book will have a long lasting impact on our walk with Christ. Facilitated by Rev. Tammy Mitchell and others. Please email Pastor Tammy at tmitchell@pcjh.org to receive the Zoom link.
Check the Events Calendar to find classes and up-to-date schedules.
Small Groups
PCJH strives to engage our congregation in transformational relationships through our Small Group ministry. Through study, prayer, fellowship and service, we aim to build impactful relationships with God and each other, and to develop a culture of thriving Small Groups within our church.
Read more about this ministry by clicking on the button below!
Adult Bible Studies
Upcoming Retreats/Special Events
PCJH holds many special events throughout the year, including annual men's, women's and young adult retreats, several annual Christmas, Easter and other holiday celebrations, themed Sunday services, various ministry and service opportunities, and guest speakers from around the world. Check the website Events Calendar for an up-to-date look at what events are approaching!
I am the vine; you are the branches. If a man remains in me and I in him, he will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing. ~John 15:5-6