THIS WEEK AT PLUM CREEK:

Sunday Worship
10:00 a.m.
In person & Online via Facebook and YouTube



 
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Currently, worship is available both in-person and online via live stream on our Facebook page at 10 am on Sunday mornings. Past services can be watched on our Worship Recordings page up to three months or on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@PlumCreekPC

 
 

We are passionate about God’s passion for you.

We are a brand-new church with a 200 year history as a PC(USA) congregation. We celebrate God’s faithfulness and goodness and share God’s love as we worship, serve, and grow in our faith together. At Plum Creek we balance differences in opinion by respecting the God given dignity of all. We intentionally see each other as a beloved child of God locally and around the world.

 
 
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“Our Daily Bread”

 by Sara Wozniak

This piece, featuring the text of the Lord’s Prayer, is an exploration of spiritual reverence through the dynamic interplay of typography, color, and form. The traditional prayer, often recited in unison, is here deconstructed into a visual tapestry where each word and phrase takes on a life of its own. The myriad of fonts and styles is intentional—each variation invites the viewer to consider the prayer not as a monolithic text, but as a series of individual experiences and emotions. The vibrant palette shifts from tranquil greens to bold reds and blues, representing the spectrum of human interaction with the divine—from serenity and peace to fervent devotion and the burning desire for connection. The different fonts, ranging from playful to formal, symbolize the diversity of faith and the personal nature of prayer. Each style reflects the unique way in which people approach their relationship with the sacred. In this work, the words are not merely read; they are experienced. By visually dissecting and reassembling this ancient text, the artwork challenges the viewer to engage with it in a new and intimate way. The fluid transition of styles mirrors the way our thoughts move when we pray—sometimes measured, sometimes spontaneous, always deeply personal. The deliberate placement of each element within the composition draws the eye across the canvas, encouraging reflection on the significance of each phrase. The viewer is not a passive observer but a participant in the spiritual journey the prayer represents. The intermingling of color and text echoes the interweaving of the sacred and the everyday, where divine providence touches every aspect of life. This work, through its complexity and vibrancy, serves as a meditation on the timelessness of the Lord’s Prayer and its enduring relevance across cultures and generations. It stands as a visual testament to the idea that faith, much like art, is ever-evolving, richly varied, and deeply personal.