Our Services
Service Times:
Sunday School 9:00am CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MINISTRY
Adult Sunday School is now in session Sundays, from 9:00 a.m. -10:00 a.m. Sunday School lessons are hosted through ZOOM. You may log into any electronic device you choose – computer, tablet or telephone at pccsundayschool8601@YAHOO.COM to sign up.
Sunday Worship Service 10:30am via Facebook Stream
https://www.facebook.com/Historic-Peoples-Community-Church-Detroit-108159164429204
You are invited to join us for our weekly Wednesday Bible Study beginning at 11:00 a.m. the telephone number is (515) 604-9946; ACCESS CODE: 534347#
Additionally, we invite you to join our weekly Prayer Line hosted by our own Assistant to the Minister, Rev. Alice Gilmer every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 7:00 p.m. The telephone number is (515) 604-9094: Access Code 518522472#.
Service Details
- Formal and informal attire most common
- Blend of traditional and contemporary worship style
- Communion
- Congregational readings
- Altar call or invitation
- Location: Wayne County
- Parking: Private lot
- Wheelchair accessible: Yes
- Saturday evening service: No
- Multi-site church: No
- Primary language used: English
Ministries and Programs
- Children's ministry
- Prayer Line
- Counseling services
- Young adult ministry
- Choirs
- Zoom Bible Study
- Monday Feeding Program
- Senior adult ministry
- Multi-media Ministry
- Weddings/receptions
"Video of the Week # 1"
For this Sunday, The Rev. Gwendolyn Wilson, of Ebenezer AME Church, delivers the word, based on Gospel of John Ch.1:1-5 entitled: "Leading while Bleeding"
"Video of the Week # 2"
For this Sunday, The Elder Charles Thomas, delivered a powerful word to the PCC faithful, based on the book of Acts Ch.9:1-9 entitled: "Stop Kicking"
"The Church That Love Built"
In May 1954, twenty-one dreamers met in the home of Mrs. Gertrude Banks with one common purpose and desire, to materialize their dream of establishing a church where they could secure spiritual nourishment for their souls in harmony and love. Calling themselves the "Pathfinders" and electing Irving Shirley as chairman; his wife Mrs. Daisy Shirley as secretary; Allan R. Meadows, treasurer: Eva Brown chaplain; and Irving R. Gray as financial chairman, they set out to enlist others who felt the growing urge for real opportunity to serve their maker through service to their fellowman. After membership reached the 300 mark and realizing the need for a good "Shepherd" they sought and secured the leadership of Rev. C.F. Stewart. Thus, People's Community Church was born.