College students constantly find themselves listening - in chapel, in class, in prayer group, and in church services. Last semester, Pastor Denis McBride preached a challenging chapel message about our relationship and walk with God. As God reminded me of what I had heard over the next several days, I was so glad that I had listened to the message […]
This past week, we were blessed to hear sermons from Pastor John Ray of Southeast Baptist Tabernacle in Indianapolis, Indiana. He challenged us from the Word of God with messages about “Enduring Hardness,” “Dealing with Temptation,” and a couple of other great messages that really impacted the student body. While each sermon was a convicting blessing, nothing Pastor Ray said […]
Believe it or not, 63 countries are represented by PCC’s student body. You may look at that huge number and be inclined to think that the unity of our campus would be hindered because of the numerous cultural differences. Although those from different countries may have little in common, there is one thing that students here at PCC have in […]
If you haven’t caught on yet, the title of this post is not in English! It is in a language called Tok Pisin, the language spoken by the people of Papua New Guinea (PNG). A few weeks ago John Allen, missionary to PNG, came to speak in chapel here at PCC. I had the privilege of interviewing him and getting to know a little bit more about his life as a missionary. It was nice to learn a little more about PNG since I will be going there this summer to work with the Allens! Hope you enjoy it and learn something new!