At Providence, we hold an annual Advent feast during which we remember the different exiles of God’s people in history; the garden, the wilderness, Assyria, Babylon and beyond. Food played a major role in each of these exiles; forbidden fruit in the Garden, complaints about leeks in the wilderness, meat Read more
The holidays are upon us! And when I say “upon us,” I mean it in the same sense as, “The Philistines are upon us!” The Thanksgiving feast has just wound down and people are busily replacing their faux fall foliage with evergreens and twinkling lights. Ready or not, it’s Christmas, Read more
This Advent Prayer Guide is designed to give individuals or families a simple, structured way to slow down each day and enter into Advent with reflection, repentance, and hope. Each day you’ll walk through a brief liturgy—opening sentences, confession, assurance, Scripture reading, prayer, and doxology—using the call-and-response cues when praying Read more
Join us for a festive evening on Friday, December 5th, from 6:00pm – 9:00pm! Enjoy great food, drinks, and joyful company as we gather to celebrate the season. Gift Exchange: If you’d like to participate, please bring a wrapped gift with a maximum value of $25. Location: 41930 Calle Cabrillo, Read more
We’re excited to announce our Fall Christian Education schedule at Providence Presbyterian! Classes will begin on Sunday, September 14th. After worship, please head right up to the Christian Education building for coffee and a snack—Sunday School will begin promptly at 11:45 AM. Parents, please allow a few extra minutes the first week to Read more
Mark your calendar and get your recipe ready, the Annual Men’s Chili Cook-off is set to return on Saturday, November 8th at 2pm! Included in our fall festivities is a bake-off for the ladies, a bounce house for the kids and food for everyone! Even if you are not competing, Read more
Join us on Saturday, August 3rd at 8am as we gather for breakfast and hear from one of our members address the topic, “What I wish I would have know when I was younger.”
Join us this summer as we set our gaze on the beautiful. Is beauty merely in the eye of the beholder or are their objective standards that help us determine that which is lovely?
The Grammar of the Good Life: How to Stay Fat in a Skinny Culture One often hears about how terrible the suburbs are; soulless, shallow and safe. Even GK Chesterton quipped, “I still hold. . .that the suburbs ought to be either glorified by romance and religion or else destroyed Read more
Easter Feast at Providence – A Greek Celebration On Easter Sunday, we gather in the afternoon for our annual Easter feast, a time of food, fellowship, and joy as we celebrate the goodness of God through the resurrection of His Son. The food theme for our meal is Greek. We Read more