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Paynes Corners Christian Church
277 Warner Road
Brookfield, Ohio 44403

Upcoming Events:

Wednesday, June 3
Wednesday Evening Bible Study, 7:00 AM

Paynes Corners Christian Church will resume Wednesday evening Bible study.  If all goes well, we will resume our full, normal schedule beginning in July.  We will employ "social distancing" and other measures enumerated in the "Stay Safe Ohio Order."



Sunday, June 7
Sunday Morning Worship, 11:00 AM

Paynes Corners Christian Church will open during the month of June for SUNDAY WORSHIP ONLY.   If all goes well, we will resume our full, normal schedule beginning in July.  We will employ "social distancing" and other measures enumerated in the "Stay Safe Ohio Order."

Miscellaneous:

Click here to read about the liturgical season of Ordinary (Proper) Time.

Church calendars for June 2020 are available in the church vestibule. 

Click here for a list of special fellowship and worship opportunities.

Click here to access a schedule for traditional Bible readings for 2020.

Click here to access a schedule for reading the Bible in chronological order of Biblical events for 2020

Weekly Services:

Sunday School                    10:00 AM
Regular Worship                  11:00 AM
Wednesday Bible Study        7:00 PM

PCCC Tentatively Plans to Resume Services for Sunday Worship (11:00 AM) ONLY (No Sunday School or Wednesday Bible Study) on May 17, 24 and 31.

Due to Governor DeWine's less restrictive "Stay Safe Ohio Order" and due to the phased openings of several businesses and retail stores, Paynes Corners Christian Church will open during the remainder of May for SUNDAY WORSHIP ONLY.  We will employ "social distancing" and other measures enumerated in the "Stay Safe Ohio Order."  These measures will be posted at the doors of the church.



Sermons for the COVID-19 Church Closure:



Holy Week / Season of Easter / Pentecost Sunday:



Click here to read the sermon for May  31 (Pentecost Sunday) "Jesus' High Priestly Prayer, Part 2"

Click here to read the sermon for May  24 (7th Sunday of Easter) "Jesus' High Priestly Prayer, Part 1"

Click here to read the sermon for May 17 (6th Sunday of Easter) "Augustine's Mother"

Click here to read the sermon for May 10 (5th Sunday of Easter) "A Reserved Place in Heaven"


Click here to read the sermon for May 3 (4th Sunday of Easter) "The Good Shepherd"

Click here to read the sermon for April 26 (3rd Sunday of Easter) "From Lent, to Spent, to Sent"

Click here to read the sermon for April 19 (2nd Sunday of Easter) "The Faith of Doubting Thomas"

Click here to read the sermon for April 12 (Easter Sunday) "Reactions to the Empty Tomb"

Click here to read the sermon for Friday, April 10 (Good Friday) “The Ripple Effect of the Crucifixion”

Click here to read the sermon for April 5 (Palm Sunday)  "The Coming of the King"

Click here to read the sermon for March 29:  "Why Does God Let Friends Die?"

Click here to read the sermon for March 22:  "Why Do Good People Suffer?"

"Prayer is reaching out after the unseen; fasting is letting go of all that is seen and temporal.  Fasting helps express, deepen, confirm the resolution that we are ready to sacrifice anything, even ourselves to attain what we seek for the kingdom of God."    - Andrew Murray


"To be forgiven is such sweetness that honey is tasteless in comparison with it.  But yet there is one thing sweeter still, and that is to forgive.  As it is more blessed to give than to receive, so to forgive rises a stage higher in experience than to be forgiven."    - Charles Spurgeon