PCC’s worship reflects the open and relational nature of the congregation: people come as they are, laugh as well as praise together, and newcomers sense they're welcomed right away. It feels like a community in worship, not a formal exercise. The hour-and-fifteen-minute service typically brings together elements of classic adoration—hymns, Psalms, readings, and confession—with an impromptu time of sharing prayer requests as the Spirit leads. Worship is designed to speak to hearts and lives and lift up Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. Every Sunday, the pastor’s message aims to bring the biblical passage to the worshipper in a relatable, Christ-centered fashion. PCC worshippers sense the intersection of their church with the surrounding community and its needs, and bring local and individual concerns in their requests for prayer. The church hopes to make the presence of Christ in its worship be felt in Granby, Southwick and beyond.

For one hour, Pastor Matt engages a group of adults in an inductive exploration of a passage of Scripture. Most studies tackle a book of the Bible. Recent studies have included Ruth—Fall 2022, and Galatians—Winter and Spring, 2023.

Led by church accompanist Becky Bossi, the worship choir sings on Sundays throughout the Fall, Winter and Spring. Special emphasis is placed on the Advent and Lenten seasons. Practices are Wednesday nights, 7-8 pm, and Sunday mornings before service when the choir sings in worship.

Whether it’s our coffee and fellowship after service each Sunday, Christmas party and caroling, or Summer Cookouts, the church finds many ways to be a community of support and encouragement.

Pilgrim Covenant Church loves being active in Granby and the surrounding communities. We hold many community events throughout the year such as Granby Mom Group play groups, Christmas Family Fun Days, and many more to come! Please check out our Calendar for event dates and information.

The mission of the Agape Prayer Fellowship is to gather the current prayer concerns of PCC into a comprehensive list, borrowing from the prayer chain and Sunday morning requests, and allowing the Holy Spirit to move hearts during the prayer time. Then, on the second and forth Sundays of the month, members of the fellowship meet to lift up these concerns in a half-hour of conversational prayer. The group meets via Zoom and phone.