Every pastor prays for families like the Joneses. They are salt-of-the-earth people who have an obvious love and trust in Christ and His Kingdom and are wholly committed to His local church.

The Garrisons have been a part of our church for nearly two years and it’s been one of our greatest joys to grow in Christ alongside them. Check out some of the story of God’s moving in their lives.

Please join us at Bond Park this Saturday (10/10) at 12 PM to celebrate the life of our dear friends, Bobby and Lauren’s, precious little girl, Ella. You can RSVP at the link and sign-up to bring a potluck item.

In the Bible Christians have an ancient, rich, strong, comprehensive, complex, and attractive understanding of justice. Biblical justice differs in significant ways from all the secular alternatives, without ignoring the concerns of any of them.

Part of Paul's longer excursus on the 'marks of a true Christian,' he commands us to 'Rejoice with those who rejoice, weep with those who weep.' What an opportunity for the gospel to work in/through us!

We’re excited to be able to start the process of re-gathering in-person. House Gatherings allow us to share in embodied fellowship and be safe while doing so. Read more.

The Parish Church is gaining a new pastor and a new family! Join us in welcoming Kelly, Carissa, Hunter, Sage, and Silas and in praying for them as they begin the process of relocating to Petaluma.

The Parish Church is honored to be a part of Petaluma City Ministries. Together, we are committed to serving and praying for our city. Please read our ‘Statement of Unity.’

George Floyd. Breonna Taylor. Ahmad Arbery. All lives lost at the hands of injustice. How can our response go beyond mere rhetoric? We must decry injustice and inversely do righteousness and justice in the everyday stuff of life!