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Straight talk about the future our PCC stained glass
If you ask the Recovery and Reuse Committee members to list their toughest decisions, the top of the list would be finding a new home for the pipe organ. But a close second place would be deciding what to do with our large inventory of stained glass. Click here and remind yourself of what is…
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Moving the altar into the LEC
As part of the construction project that will move the PCC preschool into the LEC, workers will turn most of what is now our stage into two classrooms. That means a wall will be where the curtain is now. Our current plan is to move the curtain in front of the new wall. The committee…
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Unanimous 94-0 vote to sell the pipe organ
(June 28, 2026) By a unanimous 94-0 vote, Pasadena Community Church members made the difficult decision to offer the sanctuary pipe organ for sale. ( See the motion here. ) The members agreed that PCC would consider donating the organ to a recipient who would make honorable use of the instrument that has been a…
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The Text of the Sunday Organ Sale Motion
(June 23, 2026) This is the motion put forward for a churchwide vote by the One Board Church Council. The Council unanimously recommends that church members approve the motion. The vote will occur Sunday June 28th, 2026, following the 11a.m. service. RESOLUTION OF THE CHURCH CONFERENCE OF PASADENA COMMUNITY CHURCH, INC. AT A DULY…
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The curious story of the Holocaust railroad spike
Anita Marshall and Rev. Sidney Tompkins have spent hours combing through boxes upon boxes of decades of church archives and found a box that held a jaw-dropping discovery. They found a railroad spike preserved in Lucite, presented to PCC by the Temple Beth El. As you can see, the spike reportedly came from a Holocaust…
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A Sunday with 10,000 people at PCC
Our Recovery and Reuse Team has been scouring our church archives for historical clipping, photos and treasures and they ran across some attendance records that will floor you. On Easter Sunday, February 25, 1951, church volunteers counted 3,435 cars carrying 10,305 worshipers on our 14 acre campus. That is the largest attendance in our records.…
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