Piedmont Presbyterian Church

We will be open during vacation days and public holidays during the winter. If we are unable to open due to icy conditions, closures will be posted here. Play Park is a large indoor play room for all children ages 0-5 yrs and their parents, grandparents or caretakers.  Feel free to drop in and check it out! The entrance is the door on Cleveland Ave. Strollers can be left on the landing or brought in to the play park. The suggested donation is 50 cents per child, but only if you are able.

Play Park Hours:
Monday 9am-12pm and 3pm-5:30pm
Tuesday 9am-12pm
Wednesday 9am-12pm

Community Christmas Eve Service
Friday, December 24th, 7:00pm

For all ages! Everybody welcome!
Please join us for traditional readings and carols, “A Piedmont Silent Night” pageant that all children are welcome to participate in, and ”Silent Night” by candle light. 

This event is free. An offering will be given during the service to support the church’s ministry in the neighborhood.

After the service, which is around 45 minutes long, there will be cookies and refreshments available for Santas and little angels alike.

Saturday, October 22nd
10am-4pm
Holiday Bazaar and Rummage Sale in One! Holiday decorations, hand-made crafts, and treasures, plus a wide variety household goods, clothes and more. Lunch is available, don’t miss a slice of pie!

Many thanks to these neighborhood minded businesses and organizations who donated door prizes, gift certificates and food for Piedmont’s National Night Out Party.

Izzy’s Pizza—Smokey’s Pizza—Golf-A-Rama—Skippers (in Vancouver)—Hazel Dell Lanes—Applebees—Lloyd Center Ice Rink—Nite Hawk Restaurant–Ferrel Gas—Q’Doba—Franz Bakery—McDonald’s—Papa Murphy’s—Portland Trailblazers—McMenamin’s—New Seasons Market—Oaks Amusement Park —The Olive Garden—The Fishwife—Nicola’s Pizza and Pasta—Mar’s Meadows Chinese Restaurant—Beaterville Cafe—Ethos Music Center

Tuesday, August 2nd. 5pm-8pm. Help celebrate crime fighting in the neighborhood by meeting your neighbors, and hopefully some of Portland’s finest. Free hotdogs, hamburgers, door prizes and more. Door prizes in the past have included gift certificates for lessons at Ethos Music Center, breakfast at Beaterville, bread from Grand Central Bakery, etc. Want to help a neighbor? Bring donations of school supplies and gently used children’s clothing to be distributed through the Northeast Emergency Food Program.

Tuesday, July 26th. 5pm-7pm Come help clean up the streets! Meet at the church (5760 NE Cleveland) for assignments and pizza, spend an hour picking up litter in the neighborhood and enjoy ice cream after. Bring a friend!

Play Park will be closed in August and will open again on September 12th. We will be open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, 9am-12pm, and Monday afternoons 3:00-5:30.

Play Park will be open Monday and Wednesday 9am-12pm, June 15th-July 31st.

Help out hungry neighbors by bringing in non-perishable food and necessities such as toothbrushes and soap. Peanut butter, canned fruits and vegetables, beans, rice, baby food, your neighbors’ appreciate your help in keeping food on the table for their families. The Northeast Emergency Food Project, now located in the Cully Neighborhood and at Genesis Community Fellowship on Killingsworth, serves over 1,200 people each month. We will be collecting Christmas in July donations June 26th-July 31st.

Sunday at 10:30 am, April 24
Please join us to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Sunday School for children 7 and younger after God’s Children Time at the beginning of worship.
After the worship service all are invited to enjoy coffee, hot cross buns, deviled eggs and other Easter refreshments.