About Us
Get To Know Us
At PRBC, we encourage you to participate in an atmosphere of kindness and compassion. We welcome your joy, passion, hurts and needs. We want you to tangibly receive from God everything He wants for you, have an opportunity for you to minister to others, and have an outlet for you to exalt Jesus.
Our Values
Pursuing the presence of God in all that we do, together we value:
Kindness Culture: Acting humble and kind towards one another, as modeled by Jesus and revealed as the heart of God. Isaiah 66:2
Freedom Gospel: Offering the same gospel Jesus offered, not withholding from anyone. Luke 4:18-19
Redemption in & Through: Identifying our past victories to empower us to minister to others the same victory. 2 Corinthians 1:3-4
Our Beliefs
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Statement of Faith
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Yahweh is the personal name of the Father as revealed to Moses. He is perfectly holy and cannot be in the presence of sinful people without a special provision. He created a provision for people to be in His presence by sending His perfect son Jesus to die in their place, taking away the sin punishment for them and giving them His righteousness. In this way, believers in Jesus are actually seen as righteous in Yahweh's eyes and can therefore be in His presence, both in heaven and on earth.
Jesus, the Son of Yahweh, was sent to earth to accomplish the Father's plan for the redemption of people. Although Jesus is divine, He set aside its privileges to live the life of a man. At His baptism, Jesus received the Holy Spirit by which He performed many miracles. Jesus died on a cross to take the sin punishment for people and and then raised from the dead and ascended into heaven where He remains alive today.
The coming of the Holy Spirit fulfills the promise Yahweh made that He would one day reside in His people. When Jesus was on earth, He received the baptism with the Holy Spirit and then He told His followers that He would baptize them with the Holy Spirit. After Jesus returned to Heaven, He fulfilled His promise by sending the Spirit, enabling believers to be empowered and gifted for life and ministry.
The Bible contains the truth about Yahweh, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. The Bible is the authoritative revelation of God to His people and is the trustworthy source of teaching for all ministry. The authors of the Bible have truthfully and authoritatively testified about the events they witnessed. The Bible is the foundation for everything we teach at PRBC.
People were created by Yahweh without sin and in perfect relationship. The first couple, Adam and Eve, chose to sin, breaking off that perfect relationship. Every person since this time is born into the world with this same deathly, broken relationship. Jesus came and died and rose to life in order for people to have a new birth and a restored relationship with Yahweh. Those who believe in Jesus receive this new birth.
Because people are sinful and Yahweh is just, a punishment is necessary for sin. Jesus died on the cross in order to be the substitute punishment for people. Anyone who believes in Jesus no longer has to receive the punishment for their sin because Jesus is their substitute. Jesus came back to life as a sign of what will happen for all who believe in Him.
At some point in the future, Jesus will return to earth in a similar way that He departed, in order to gather up His followers.
Even though our current bodies will one day die and turn into dust, Jesus said after He returns, He will give us new resurrection bodies, designed never to die again.
Angels were created by Yahweh for many purposes, one of which is to minister to the needs of people. Demons, and their chief called Satan, are angels who have rebelled against Yahweh and are enemies with Him, aimed at devouring His people. The kingdom of Jesus has complete authority over the kingdom of Satan.
Our Gatherings
Ministry Time
We wrap up our service with extended worship, communion, giving, and an opportunity to receive prayer ministry for anything, including healing, freedom, and joy.
When do we meet?
Sunday Gatherings
Worship Service: 9:30 AM
Music Style
We have multiple leaders who incorporate guitars, keyboards, and drums to lead a blend of modern and traditional worship songs in an expressive atmosphere.
Pre-Service Prayer
Join us for 20 minutes of pre-service prayer at 9:00am in the Library.
Preaching Style
We have multiple teachers who use the Bible as the source of teaching. We use both expository (verse-by verse) and topical preaching styles.
Nursery & Childcare
At PRBC, our nursery, kids, and youth staff are carefully screened, including a security background check, to ensure the safety of all children in our care.
How should I dress?
If you visit, feel free to dress casual - PRBC is an informal place.
What to Expect
We will never call you out or embarrass you, but you will be given opportunity to participate by sharing a testimony, praying for someone, receiving communion, or receiving prayer, should you choose.
Our Staff
Mark serves as the Pastor for Discipleship and Stacie is on the senior leadership team. Mark has been on staff from 2003-2006 and again from 2011-present. Mark and Stacie were married in 1997 and have three children: Cy, Caleb, and Abi.
Pastor for Spiritual Life
Dave & Donna Rusco
Dave is the founding pastor for PRBC and currently serves as the Pastor for Spiritual Life and Donna leads Women's Ministry. Dave and Donna were married in 1969 and have two sons and seven grandchildren.
Grace has served as Office Administrator since 2003. Grace and her husband Bill were married in 1965. They have 4 children, 15 grandchildren, and 7 great grandchildren.
Elder Team
Mark Wheeler, Dave Rusco,
Bill Van Patten, Jon Scribner,
Tim Whitacre and Nick Potter
What is an Elder Team?
The primary responsibilites for PRBC elders are to tend to the spiritual needs of those who call PRBC home, hold the pastoral staff accountable in areas of character, integrity, and church responsibilities, and to maintain integrity for financial matters. All elders are appointed according to the character qualifications given 1 Timothy 3:1-7.