For the week ending November 7, 2025

My sermon themes for the month of November will be focused on spiritual resources, which we’re all prone to overlook. During this season of pastoral transition for the congregation, as we faithfully follow the Presbyterian process for such changes of leadership, it is important for us also to reach into our spiritual toolbox for the timely essentials. Prayer, worship, scripture, trust in God and in one another, encouragement, and forgiveness are some of our go-to’s, through thick and thin. Don’t leave home without them!
For this coming Sunday, we’ll read Matthew 6:25-34 and Genesis 18:1-15, reflecting on the permanence and reliability of God’s promises. Even as we wait. Even as we face our own limited abilities. Yet what wonders our faith in Jesus has, does, and will provide!. No matter if we’re old (or very old like Abraham and Sarah). No matter if we worry or stress. No matter anything. Abundant life is present wherever Jesus is trusted. See you Sunday!


Congregational Meeting
November 9, 2025

A congregational meeting will be held on November 9th.
This meeting will be to elect the Nominations Committee

Sunday November 9, Is food for thought sunday. Please remember the blessing box when you are grocery shopping this week 

The Need is Greater than Ever

Living Generously - 2026 Stewardship Update 

Session will meet This Sunday (11/09)
to finalize the 2026 budget.
If you have not submitted
your 2026 Pledge
please do so as soon as possible. 

Need a mid-week lift?

Join us every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the sanctuary for our new Prayer and Praise service.
It’s a time to pause, reflect, and recharge your spirit in the middle of a busy week.
Whether you’re seeking peace, encouragement, or just a quiet moment with God, this gathering is for you.
Want to know more? Reach out to 
Emily Hale or Natalie Inman—they’d love to share details!





The Test and Fear

by Dave Nock 




November 11, 2025

Gather with us for a comforting, seasonal meal full of warmth and flavor:
  • Coffee-rubbed, slow-roasted pulled pork – tender and infused with a rich, smoky spice blend prepared by Kathy Turk
  • Creamy mashed potatoes – buttery and smooth from Chef Bobby
  • Seasonal vegetables – a colorful mix of Brussels sprouts and butternut squash, prepared with by Wendy Yarnall
  • Dinner rolls – soft, golden, and ready to complement every bite
  • and to finish it off Classic banana pudding – made by none other than Wendy!

You may sign up by clicking on the link below or at the table in the Narthex

They give us FREE money!

Kroger Community Rewards = FREE Money for PLPC!
Supporting Priest Lake Presbyterian has never been easier! Every time you shop at Kroger, they’ll donate to PLPC—at no extra cost to you.
Here’s how:
  1. Link your Kroger Shopper’s Card to your digital account.
  2. Select Priest Lake Presbyterian Church (The Church's code is PC816) as your organization.
  3. Shop and swipe your card—Kroger does the rest!
That’s it. Simple, automatic, and FREE money for PLPC!

So far this year PLPC has received
$ 168.00 in FREE money from Kroger!  

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