As an organization we already provide a lot of meals but this fall we’ll have more needs with our additional programming. Meals are a great way to connect with families involved in our programming. If you would like to organize a meal with your small group...

The GOSO (“get out stay out” of poverty) watch column will reflect the needs, progress and opportunities of PCN’s GOSO programming. This is PCN’s poverty alleviation program that is similar to what Advance Memphis and others are doing and they are seeing great...

As the CS Lewis quote above notes how we can truly become ourselves, we are especially excited about our friend “Dave’s” new adventure and his coming into his own. Some of you will recognize some of Dave’s story from Faith and Finance classes (he eliminated his pay...

As 2nd Corinthians 5:17 reminds us, we are new creations in Christ. The old is out and the new is in when we give ourselves over to His Lordship. This newsletter will focus on this metamorphosis because it’s what is happening to PCN and it’s what is happening with the...

According to The Huffington Post, Nashville is the 6th most segregated large city in the U.S. We have made progress but much more needs to be done.

PCN was recently awarded a grant from the Frist Foundation for the purchase of 3 new laptops (desperately needed!). The application, purchase and installation was made much simpler with the help of Geoff Collins. Geoff and his wife, Lorie, are champions for the cause...

On Saturday, July 9, we are needing for volunteers to help us out in the community garden. We will have some fun events happening that day including music and food! Come on out and join us and work alongside some of the families we serve at Lexington Gardens. This is...

We are seeking individuals within our community who will commit to hiring individuals that complete our intensive job training course. The challenges to work are often times overwhelming and they need grace, love and a 2nd chance. God has called us to reach out to the...

Children in poverty face challenges each day that no child should ever face. They lack the safety and freedom from stressful situations that we all want children to enjoy. As little image-bearers of God, children thrive most doing what they were created to do:...