Spiritual Life
Perspective
My first semester of college I learned the reality of having a walk with God; my second semester, I learned that it was not enough just to have a personal walk with God, but that I must tell others how they could know that their sins were forgiven and that they were on their way to heaven. For the first time in my life, I went door-to-door, sharing the gospel. I’d never seen so many people who didn’t know Jesus, and God really burdened my heart for them. At the end of my freshman year, through a message given in Campus Church, God called me to preach. I knew that He wanted me to spend my life telling others what Jesus Christ did for them.
— Chris, PCC 2009 Graduate
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The students’ spiritual growth is of primary concern to the Administration and faculty. Daily personal devotions are encouraged, and devotional groups meet at the end of the day in all student residences several nights each week. Voluntary mission prayer groups are also held.
See the links in the side bar for specific opportunities for spiritual growth at PCC.
Mission Prayer Band
PCC places great emphasis on evangelism, not only locally, but around the world. Many students that were once active in Mission Prayer Band are now missionaries across the globe.
MPB meets each Monday and Thursday evening to hear reports and challenging testimonies from missionaries and student missionary trips, as well as to pray for the needs of those who have given their lives to winning the lost.
As instructed in Acts 1:8 "...and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judæa, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth." The purpose of Mission Prayer Band is so that students will better know how to pray for missionaries around the world and to provide them with mission opportunities to serve as the Lord directs them.
