PCPC has three trained counselors available to women to help with their counseling concerns. We recognize the complexity of personal struggles and the power of Christ’s transforming presence. This ministry serves any woman in our church community including PCPC members, regular attendees, and those seeking a church home.
Kari received her Master’s in Biblical Counseling from Dallas Theological Seminary in 1997 and spent four years in private practice as a counselor to women on a variety of issues including depression, anxiety, grief, and relationship struggles. With great respect for confidentiality, Kari supervises Shannon, and Laurie’s counseling and also offers time in her schedule to counsel women. To schedule a time to meet with Kari call her at 214-224-2738.
Laurie received a Masters of Arts from Westminster Theological Seminary with an emphasis in biblical counseling. While in Philadelphia, Laurie had the privilege of doing a counseling internship at CCEF (Christian Counseling Educational Foundation), and also worked as a counselor to troubled youth and their families. She has a passion for building relationships and enjoys walking through life and issues with other women. To schedule an appointment, please call Laurie at 214-224-2722.
Shannon received a Masters of Divinity, with a counseling emphasis, from Westminster Theological Seminary. She and her husband, Josh, have four children and are church-planting in the Dallas Latino community. Life experience, studying God’s Word, and counseling training contribute to the couseling she does with individuals and married couples on a variety of issues including depression, anxiety, eating disorders, parenting, marriage, abuse, and addictions. To Schedule an appointment, please call Shannon at 214-224-2770.
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Amidst the Christmas festivities in December, Women’s Ministries leaders gathered to joyfully reflect on the Lord’s goodness in the year ending and seek His wisdom for the year ahead.
Published: February 1, 2010
Ann Higginbottom
We leave through the locked and guarded doors of a jail each week with the unspeakable joys of “proclaiming liberty to the captives” and making a difference in their future lives.
Published: November 1, 2009
Ready Bateman
There is a place—of service, of study, of mentoring, of encouraging—where you are needed and wanted. Please don’t hold back. Women’s Ministries at PCPC is not a club for a few—it is you!
Published: August 1, 2009
Mary Flo Ridley
Over 500 volunteers from PCPC joined hands cleaning, painting, fixing, and landscaping. It was a stunning picture of 2 Corinthians 5.
Published: May 1, 2009
Ann Higginbottom
