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As the world becomes more reliant on digital security, PCC students will begin to train as defenders of computer networks and digital infrastructure.
Mrs. Connie McBride went home to be with the Lord on Friday, January 18, 2019. The PCC family will greatly miss her, and our prayers continue for her husband, Denis, and their children Joshua and Jarrod and their families.
Students tell about their experiences with taking Interterm courses on campus and online.
Students are celebrating Christmas early with each other before heading back to spend Christmas at home.
Nursing grads Michael and Ruth Manaloto put their training to the test during long days with little rest.
PCC freshmen reflect on their first experiences in college as the semester comes to a close.
Students in the accounting program are finding the opportunity and tools needed to be leaders and stewards.
Students, faculty, staff, and guests enjoyed ringing in the Christmas season together during the annual Christmas Lights Celebration.
The recent Fine Arts production of Pygmalion presented a message that would resonate with the audience.
Collegian officers explain what it takes for them to best serve their collegians throughout the semester.
All across the world, often in little-known places, many graduates work tirelessly to change the lives and destinies of children through Christian education.
Hundreds of students recently invested in the Pensacola community by cleaning and restoring local parks and retirement centers.
In a large college setting with dozens of buildings, students are finding places that are just right for them.
With U.S. elections coming up, PCC students are doing what they can to encourage patriotism and voter participation.
The PCC and Campus Church family worked together to provide donations and volunteer work to those affected by Hurricane Michael in the Gulf Coast communities.
Over 300 alumni enjoyed numerous activities around campus while catching up with former classmates during the second annual Alumni Homecoming.
Eagle Mania 2018 gave fans a chance to show their Eagle spirit and welcome this year's teams.
Think you might miss PCC's 43rd Turkey Bowl? Think again!
How PCC's pastoral ministries program prepares servants of the Lord outside the classroom
The internationally recognized Canadian Brass performed at PCC on Oct. 6 in the Crowne Centre.
A new dry cleaning and laundry service has arrived at PCC.
College Days gives high schoolers the chance to learn from the professionals of college living.
Student-led Christian Service ministries are seeing an increase in interest toward reaching the Pensacola area for Christ.
Forty-eight collegians came together to hold a successful Greek Rush and parade on Main Drive.
Many college students are squeezing healthy habits into busy lives with the resources PCC provides.
The second annual Alumni Homecoming will be held October 19 and 20.
How one pre-law graduate uses her training to help protect those who are hurting.
Students from around the world returned to PCC to begin its 45th year.
Many construction goals were reached on campus since the close of the school year.
Students used their time off to minister to others this summer.
Mrs. Beverly Crawford went home to be with the Lord on August 12, 2018. She faithfully served at Pensacola Christian for 52 years and her contagious enthusiasm permeated every aspect of her service to her Lord.
The Bible certificates offered online by Pensacola Theological Seminary provide specialized instruction in a focused area of study.
Students shared God's Word with eleven countries this summer through Youth Outreach Ministries.
Campus Church hosted a welcome reception for Pastor Jeff Redlin and family.
How the pre-law program gives students a solid foundation to build a career in law.
College is unlike anything you've ever experienced - here's how to get the most out of it.
There are new sounds on campus in the summer after college students have left and PCC opens the campus for ministry.
God gave graphic design grad Haley Cobb her heart's desire, but it required her to step outside her comfort zone.
Once students, faculty, and staff catch a vision for what God is doing in other countries, they often return, taking others with them.
Over 900 graduates turned their tassels at the 2018 Commencement ceremony.
Hundreds of tests and quizzes, thousands of pictures, and a million memories later, another school year has ended.
The 2018 Mission Project raised over $50,000 for Bible translation.
PCC family welcomed back the H.M.S. Pinafore to the 2018 spring Fine Arts Series.
Seniors turned ideas into real-life applications at this year's annual Software Expo.
A look behind the scenes at creating the College yearbook.
Annual Commencement Contest gives students the opportunity to bless others with their God-given talents.
At the 2018 American Trombone Workshop, music faculty Josh Mize performed as a guest artist.
College Days gives prospective students an opportunity to experience PCC and see if it could be their college home.
Rather than taking their skills back to their home states, some graduates are choosing to invest in Pensacola.
PCC students celebrated Resurrection Day with the College's first Easter break.
The challenge of becoming another character on the dramatic stage can be quite addictive-but first, tryouts.
Musical evangelist Ben Everson focused listeners on Christ's resurrection and heaven, encouraging hearts in his one-night performance.
Graduating from college debt-free isn't impossible. Just ask these seniors.
Our PCC Eagles celebrated a historic season full of first-time accomplishments.
Students used various strategies to tackle midterm exam week.
Bible faculty Dr. Karl Stelzer uses his Bible knowledge and pottery skills to touch lives for Christ.
From fantasy to Shakespeare to Western, the spring PCCymphony Concert kept the audience engaged with classic stories brought to life by four classic composers.
In less than two months, a new set of graduates will celebrate the culmination of their college career.
Opportunities for employment and ministry abounded at this year's Educator Recruitment and Career Fair.
Education faculty Dr. Chris Bowman prepares generations of teachers to serve the Lord in the classroom.
One Accord, a men's choral group on campus, glorifies God through their unified voices.
Bible Conference 2018 took place at a new time during the spring semester.
Seasoned nursing faculty Dr. Joyce Pate never saw herself as a teacher, but one phone call changed her life.
Students gain professional insight into their future careers through forums and seminars held each year.
PCC Students enjoyed the Valentine's week with sophisticated performances by the Bergmann Piano Duo and the Carpe Diem String Quartet.
Being available to go in new directions has allowed alumnus Matt Ticzkus to expand his ministry to the world of education.
Earning an advanced degree from PCC or PTS has never been easier with four master's degrees available completely online.
PCC invites distinguished performers to start spring's Fine Arts series.
From the Research labs at Kodak to the classrooms at PCC, engineering faculty Dr. John Becher guides the next generation of engineers.
Students anticipate all that 2018 will bring in their life story.
Interterm provided a time to rest and to serve.
Alumna Tea Gennaro had one goal after graduation: Chief Financial Officer
Thoughts on the study of Chemistry.
For the Dramatic Production class, putting on a play is an opportunity to glorify God in a unique way.
Christmas Break provides students with many exciting opportunities.
This holiday season, the Handbell Concert treated the audience to a combination of lively and classic Christmas carols.
All semester, campus prepares for the "most wonderful time of the year."
Christmas Lights 2017 prepared students for the holiday season with twinkling lights, festive music, and thoughts of home.
Thanksgiving lasted all weekend at PCC as students, staff, and alumni celebrated with family and friends.
Lunar rocks and samples were loaned to PCC for students to view in class and at the Planetarium.
Shakespeare's well-known comedy gave the PCC family three performances full of laughter.
PCC students shape their collegiate lives with a culture of prayer.
Missions Conference encourages students, Campus Church members, and guests to reach near and far to share the gospel.
What Eagles athletics has meant to players and fans over the years.
Fall's annual Concert on the Green brought the PCC family together and rejuvenated spirits at the middle of the semester.
Inside the rewarding world of pharmacy, as described by PCC alumni in the field.
Eagle Mania took a virtual tour down memory lane celebrating 40 years of Eagle athletics.
In November, prospective students will enjoy visiting classes and attending Fine Arts during College Days.
Behind the scenes with residence assistants at PCC
The Eagles celebrate a milestone achievement in their history this year.
"America's premier a cappella stylists" will perform on the Crowne Centre stage once again.
Announcing an all-new website for the Eagles.
Alumnus Zach Michael ('15) was appointed Deputy Director of Speechwriting for the Department of Commerce.
No matter the ministry, students willingly use their gifts for the gospel.
So much more than fun and games at the 2017 Greek Rush.
Freshmen create memories and forge lifelong friendships at the New Student Connection.
Mr. Gregg Bryant went home to be with the Lord on Monday, September 11, 2017.
The fall History Seminar commemorating the 500-year anniversary of the Reformation will be live streamed.
Making each new student's college experience memorable.
Students serving on Youth Outreach Ministry mission teams traveled across the globe to share the gospel in fifteen countries.
The PCC family welcomed the start of a new year.
This summer began a series of exciting campus improvements, including a new men's residence hall slated to alter the campus skyline in less than two years.
After a much-anticipated summer, camp season has come to a close.
Summer sessions give graduate and seminary students an opportunity to hone their skills for Christ.
Long before you pack your bags and hit the road, college starts preparing for you!
By choosing to spend their summers working in children's camps, on mission trips, and with other outreach opportunities, PCC faculty make an eternal difference.
Deciding your career path may seem a bit like taking a shot in the dark, but these tips can help.
Unlike the summer school you're picturing, summer on campus has a life all its own.
PCC visual arts grads win big this year.
Students devote their summer break to fully serve the Lord.
Busting 5 myths about the 1st year of college.
Training tomorrow's music teachers, church musicians, and performers to honor the Lord through music.
Students anticipated the summer ahead as they packed cars and loaded onto buses and planes to head home.
Commencement Contest winners shared their work during a special concert.
PCC senior teaching assistants were recognized for their service at Pensacola Christian Academy.
Puccini's classic opera La boheme transported the audience to the Golden Twenties in Paris, an age of art, love, and loss.
Graduating seniors celebrated the final day of their college years.
The 2017 Summit yearbook reminds students to reach exceptional heights in their life.
Students took part in a campaign to distribute Bibles in Papua New Guinea.
The spring Symphonic Band Concert journeyed back to the days of the good Ol' West, sharing favorites like "Git Along, Lil Doggies," "Home on the Range," and "Westward Ho!"
For more information, check out our Commencement Week Activities Page.
For the past 25 years, Jaffe Strings has taught nearly 10,000 Abeka, PCC, and PCA students to play a variety of string instruments.
Engineering students designed hovercraft vehicles to compete at this year's competition.
Seniors share perspectives on their journey through four years of college.
For two weeks in February, students shared ways to apply Scripture to their lives, culminating in two unique chapels.
The Eagles teams played competitive seasons and celebrated with an awards banquet.
Students took a pause from the bustle of the semester.
Collegian members create a lifetime of memories during off-campus outings.
Employers and recruiters brought ministry and career opportunities for students.
Through study of God's Word and service to others, students in the Bible program graduate ready for ministry.
Round two for one of spring's anticipated events!
The world-renowned American Brass Quintet brought quality to the Fine Arts Stage.
Students returned to begin a new semester.
Political science students learn from the past and the present to influence the future.
This year's light show bedazzled the audience and rang in the season with pizazz.
Choral Concert focuses audience on the majesty and splendor of Christ's eternal reign.
Students enjoyed a festive day surrounded by friends and filled with God's richest blessings.
Dr. Fred Johnson went home to be with the Lord on Wednesday, November 30, 2016.
Students serve the Lord through Sunday Reflections.
The final Fine Arts of the semester rings in the Christmas spirit with A Christmas Carol stage production.
The Handbell Concert presented a cheery combination of favorite hymns and classic holiday carols to celebrate the Christmas season.
The Eagles soccer team played an extraordinary inaugural season.
Another year of bringing PCCymphony to the field.
Across campus, students show their patriotic spirit as they prepare for the election and pray for the nation.
The Eagles sports teams debuted in style at this year's late night rally.
The Eagles teams prepare to hit the court for a brand-new season.
An innovative performance came to the stage this October.
Students take an active role in America's future by participating in political campaigns and voting.
Through an afternoon of service, PCC students joined a local church outreach to share Christ with the community.
Prospective students experience college life (without the responsibilities).
The PCC Eagles soccer team delivered an unforgettable inaugural game.
40 years later, PCC hosts its most exciting Greek Rush yet.
The Christian Service Expo allows students to discover opportunities to serve the Lord.
Introducing the Freshman Class to Build Friendships
The Lady Eagles hit the court for a brand-new season while the Eagles soccer team made their debut.
The promise of opportunity in the new school year
Students will begin the year with significant updates to several of their favorite locations on campus.
Students saw God answer prayer as they reached 11 countries for Christ this summer.
Thousands of young people joined us on campus for an unforgettable camp experience.
PCC faculty minister to the community, giving their summer eternal significance.
What will freshman year be like? Read what college students say about being prepared for college firsts.
Students spend summer vacation focused on others.
Students took their artwork to the next level, winning awards at the district and national contests.
At the close of the semester, students anticipated all that was in store for the summer ahead.
Nearly 100 nursing graduates celebrated their achievements with family and friends.
Over 800 graduates turned their tassels at PCC's forty-first Commencement.
A favorite Gilbert and Sullivan opera, Ruddigore reminded the audience that love, laughter, and a little crime are needed to break a family's age-old curse.
The new book Builders of the Dream chronicles God's work in the history of PCC and the various ministries associated with the College.
Students claimed their copy of the 2016 Summit Yearbook, remembering God's grace over the past year.
The concert, featuring the addition of a new choir, delighted with songs by Cohan, Rossini, and Khachaturian as well as hymn favorites.
For the first time, all Commencement Contest winners shared their works in one special evening, showcasing their talents in art, music, speech, and writing.
Students went the next mile for this year's Missions Run.
Symphonic Band Concert takes the audience on a journey to the Far East with favorites from the Orient.
Seniors demonstrated their keen designing abilities at the annual Software Engineering Expo.
For spring's Chamber Concert, woodwinds and strings highlighted works by classic composers like Haydn, Strauss, and Vivaldi, while brass performed an adventurous selection about conquests in King Arthur's court.
Choral Concert combines Symphonic Choir and Chamber Ensemble to worship the Lord in a post-Easter celebration.
Students bring vitality to the College through the Work Assistance Program.
This spring's PCCymphony Concert highlighted the works of Saint-Saens, Weber, and Dvorak with colorful imagery and storytelling.
Students enjoyed a break from classes to fellowship around God's Word.
Dining Services offers a behind the scenes look at what goes into serving 10,000 meals each day.
Through hard work, diligence, and perseverance, the Eagles teams soared to Nationals once again.
Each semester, dozens of performing arts students prepare for their senior or graduate recitals, honing their skills for an unforgettable evening.
Employers from states as far as Washington displayed booths and conducted interviews with PCC seniors.
Countdown to the Eagles soccer tryouts begins as the College announces the team's head coach and assistant coaches.
Eagles' fans celebrated with their teams at an exclusive Eagle Pride Tailgate.
PCC is pleased to host the 2016 Women's Basketball DII South Region Tournament February 26-27
World-renowned a cappella ensemble brought warmth and personality to the stage this Valentine's weekend.
The 2016 Campus Church Missions Conference turned hearts toward the harvest.
Chapel provides a time of encouragement for students as preachers from around the country share truths from the Bible.
College Days gives prospective students an inside look at life on our campus.
The Eagles teams hit the court running this year as they continue the 2015-2016 basketball season.
As the spring 2016 semester begins, college students look forward to starting new classes and reuniting with friends.
The full-length Woodwind Concert featured a variety of unique instrument groupings and intriguing musical arrangements.
This year's show highlighted family and friends, turning the audience's thoughts toward heaven, home, and love.
The audience traveled back in time for a musical journey highlighting the key eras in classical music.
PCC's cast and crew reveal what goes into making The Scarlet Pimpernel come alive on stage
Eagles basketball player, Joel Thomas, named Athlete of the Week by the National Christian College Athletic Association.
The outdoor concert held on College Field blended beautifully on a fall evening.
The Symphonic Band Concert engaged the audience with a combination of old and new works.
Students gain a focus for missions at Mission Prayer Band.
A talented pianist and a virtuoso chamber ensemble shared the stage for an extraordinary performance.
The Eagles family expands, welcoming the addition of a men's soccer team next fall.
Annual Eagles Classic Invitational Tournament welcomes high school teams to compete on campus.
Students trade a little Saturday-morning sleep for an invigorating run with friends.
Prospective students can join in the Thanksgiving holiday celebration while exploring their interests at PCC.
Students look forward to connecting with friends on student outings each semester.
Remembered as a gracious servant leader, Miss Johnson went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, September 29, 2015.
How students planned and prepared to welcome freshmen into their collegians at Greek Rush and the Collegian Parade
Students look forward to enjoying their favorite pizzas on campus.
Students share Christ's love through 66 Christian Service ministries in the community.
Students will begin a new year with many updates and improvements to discover on campus.
Teenagers from across America enjoyed a memorable summer at camps held on campus by Youth Outreach Ministry.
Students eagerly took the gospel to countries across the globe.
This summer, seven students got to experience life as a legislator in the nation's 23rd state.
A college expert, a student, answers your questions about being successful in college.
Dr. Joel Mullenix looks forward to some rest and relaxation.
Retiring today, Dr. Joel Mullenix looks forward to some rest and relaxation.
Pastoral interns share how God is using them in local church ministry this summer.
Students are sharing Christ around the globe this summer.
With the campus "all to themselves," students here for summer work get involved and serve others while earning money for college
PCC students make a difference through summer camps.
Connecting with teenagers through summer camps gives faculty more ways to minister.
Exciting changes being made on campus
Feature articles, photos, and more reveal what God is doing at PCC and in the lives of graduates.
Time lapse video shows the transformation take place.
Intriguing pieces expanded audience's appreciation of strings music.
Covenant Hospice presented two Christian Service leaders with the Community Partner of the Year award.
View the video online now.
PCC enjoyed a superb rendition of the well-known Shakespearean comedy A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Science teaches us not only about life, but also about living. It shows us where and Whom we've come from. Science is knowledge of God's marvelous creation.
Evangelist David Corn performs illusion shows to take the gospel to public school students and connect them and their families with local churches.
Students applied knowledge of their field in spring semester's engineering competition.
PCC students raise over $26,000 to support children's ministries.
The campus is filled with energy as students view the 2015 yearbook.
Campus Church ushers are cool and collected as they find opportunities to minister on the job.
Sports Center makeover will feature new Eagles logo.
The Brass and Woodwind Concert combined the distinct qualities of various instruments into a great evening of music.
The semester ends with the promise of summer possibilities.
The PCC Handbell Choir showcased captivating pieces at their spring concert.
When she began her undergraduate degree at PCC, Abigail Emtage never expected to go on to graduate school or be published by HOW magazine.
Students shared creative expressions of what "God's Love Is..." to them.
Students expanded their park cleanup efforts in downtown Pensacola to share Christ's love in the community.
Compassionate giving led to one of the largest blood drives in the region.
PCC's Spring Choral Concert
Spring Concert showcased a variety of soloists.
Through hard work, dedication, and team spirit, the Eagles finished strong.
It's all about having good, clean fun.
From rainy days to solid preaching, Bible Conference brought refreshment midway through the spring semester.
A variety of businesses sought employees on campus.
Sign up to see PCC up close this spring.
Israel Tour Gives Students a Vision of the Holy Land.
The Georgia Guitar Quartet at February Fine Arts
Over 100 couples planned for their big day and learned how to make Christ the center of their wedding.
New teachers can find their ministries.
Undecided about your major? Check out humanities, the multi functional degree.
Get an up-close and personal view of college through the words of talented young writers.
David and Leah Hill pursue their dreams of performing and teaching music.
This season, festive Christmas trees and lights give the Commons a special sparkle.
Ringing in the Christmas season, the Handbell Choir performed well-known Christmas carols.
PCC family and guests experienced Christmas around the world through synchronized lights and music.
PCC enjoyed a rollicking adventure with soft-hearted pirates, cowardly officers, and brave young love.
New Collegian Hall gives members a place to connect with their collegian's legacy.
Students showed Christ's love by helping clean up a local park, just the beginning of their community outreach.
The audience enjoyed an array of sacred, patriotic, and classical compositions on various instruments.
The Symphonic Band Concert whisked the audience away on a musical trip around the globe.
Faculty member Cleusia Goncalves glorified God through choir and orchestra selections.
Guest artists shared their talents at the fall Strings Concert.
English faculty Elisabeth Marlowe presented a playwright's perspective of scriptwriting.
Students cheered into the night as Eagle Mania reached new heights.
At the semester's first Mission Prayer Band, the Youth Outreach Ministry Ghana missions team testified of God's goodness.
Guest artist Stephen Eager performed a dramatic reenactment.
PCC's first Sunday Reflections reminded viewers of man's reliance on God for satisfaction in life.
Performance studies and music majors gain more experience than ever before.
PCC meets the demands of expanding technology.
The Eagles Classic Invitational Tournament gave high school sports teams a chance to compete at PCC.
Prepare for your ministry in the classroom, preparing the next generation of leaders.
Cutting-edge technology helps train students for the changing landscape of modern business and engineering fields.
Collegians provided free food, games, and trinkets to freshmen during PCC's Greek Rush.
Opening week event helps freshmen plug into PCC's student body.
As students from around the world begin arriving, campus is coming alive for PCC's 41st year.
Now beginning its third decade, the team looks to lead a competitive 21st season.
Youth Outreach Ministry's summer camps provided spiritual refreshment and exciting activities for young people.
Over 3,200 campers were challenged physically through extreme sports and spiritually through life-changing preaching.
The wait is over!
Although many PCC students anticipate going home for summer, some choose to stay and participate in the summer work program.
Energy Defines Commencement Week
Contests in art, music, writing, and drama encourage students to practice their skills.
The Elixir of Love brought alumni, students, and guests together for a memorable Fine Arts production.
The Engineering Design Competition featured emergency response vehicles.
Campus was illuminated with fireworks and a passion for sharing the gospel.
Digitally embedded photos bring memories to a new level.
The Brass and Woodwind Concert presented exceptional arrangements.
Mechanical engineering students designed, built, and raced single-rider electric vehicles.
The dramatic production classes produced favorite classic tales that delighted audience members.
After an eventful year, students anticipate a summer of adventures, vacations, renovation . . . and maybe some rest, too.
PCC Strings Concert commemorated the genius works of favorite composers.
See the 40th anniversary student body photo.
Spring concert presented excerpts from five well-loved musical scores.
The Choral Concert presented well-liked sacred, classical, and childhood favorites.
Selections at the Symphonic Band Concert brought the audience to reflection on God's creation.
Senior graphic design and studio art students share their best work and get a jumpstart on their careers.
Student Body officers do more than plan skits and make announcements.
Both the Eagles and Lady Eagles earned the chance to compete at nationals.
Sharing the Music: PCC Music Faculty Dr. Doori Yoo performs at Carnegie Hall.
The 2014 Bible Conference gave everyone a chance to relax and focus on the Lord.
PCC graduates walked away with silver and gold awards at Pensacola's ADDY awards banquet.
Through PCC's varied job-finding outlets, graduates find work in fields specific to their training.
Mural contest challenged collegians to submit ideas for the Commons walls.
Eagles basketball teams advance to national tournaments!
PCC's graphic design program adds video graphics classes to better prepare students for a design career.
The nostalgia of the past and the excitement of the present joined to create a memorable Fine Arts.
A powerful combination of messages and presentations encouraged students in every major to have a missions mindset.
After unexpected sleet and freezing rain, PCC students experienced their first "snow day" in Florida.
PCC administration, staff, and faculty are ready to welcome students back for spring.
This Thanksgiving, PCC backed The Girls in 509 as their candidates to deliver a memorable performance.
Campus lights up to the tune of favorite Christmas songs with one of PCC's most memorable Christmas Lights productions ever.
The PCC Strings Concert celebrated Mozart, the master of the Classical era.
At a special dinner with Dr. Shoemaker, alumni reminisced about their time at PCC and all God has done in their lives.
With songs from Beethoven, Rachmaninoff, and others, the PCCymphony featured the beautiful works of great composers.
The Handbell Choir Concert joyfully gave God thanks through song for His wonderful attributes.
The Symphonic Band Concert's various arrangements revealed the complexities of beauty in the world.
Senior professional writing students present selections from their portfolio for faculty, friends, and family.
Pep rally introduced the Eagles intercollegiate sports teams and offered some surprises.
Students and faculty enjoyed an unexpected mixture of classic western and sacred songs.
The world-renowned Canadian Brass quintet showcased their talents through a variety of classical and sacred works, also adding touches of humor throughout the program.
The Eagles Classic Invitational Tournament gave high school volleyball and soccer teams a chance to compete at PCC.
PCC's musical groups offer performances that enrich and inspire while encouraging deeper music appreciation.
Hundreds of freshmen explored Greek Rush booths, enjoying free food and giveaways as they chose their collegians.
Remembered for his dedication to prayer, Dr. Don Smith went home to be with the Lord on Monday, September 9, 2013.
Contrary to popular belief, Florida features weather for everyone's preference.
Find out what to expect at PCC.
Young people experienced an unforgettable, life-changing summer at Youth Outreach Ministry camps.
Life-changing preaching and extreme sports made this a memorable summer for over 3,700 campers.
View highlights from four music faculty recitals.
Dedicated member of the PCC education department Dr. David Loden went home to be with the Lord on Monday, June 24, 2013.
Video highlights missions team ministry and expresses appreciation.
With 11 academic and sports camps to choose from, Youth Outreach Ministry offers campers an unforgettable summer!
PCC's student literary publication gets a refreshing upgrade.
The semester has ended, but PCC is far from "shutting down" for the summer.
Watch over 600 graduates receive their diplomas during the year's closing ceremony.
On the day before Commencement, PCC students presented exemplary performances for students, family, and guests.
The Importance of Being Earnest Fine Arts Series brought words and wit to center stage.
Students, faculty, and staff ran a 5K race with all the proceeds donated to children in the Philippines and Uganda.
Students enjoy their copies of the 2013 Summit yearbook.
The spring Handbell Concert highlighted Christ's resurrection.
Annual contest showcased submarines built by PCC engineering students.
The spring PCCymphony Concert introduced listeners to a variety of pleasing classics.
The spring Choral Concert focused on God's magnificent attributes.
Audience members journeyed to distant cultures during Symphonic Band Concert.
PCC's annual collegian paintball tournament takes team sports to a new level.
Three-day focus on Scripture strengthened students' resolve for semester's second half.
CPR, first aid, and lifeguard training provides both valuable lifelong knowledge and skills for summer employment and ministry.
Eagles sports took flight in this year's exciting season and will conclude with a formal awards banquet.
Students enjoy spending time off campus with fellow collegian members
Reuniting from across continents, the Jaffe family shared their love of music at PCC's first Fine Arts of 2013.
PCC serves up convenient, nutritious meals for students to eat outdoors, in residence halls, or on the go.
Watch select Eagles basketball games live online as the 2012-13 season wraps up.
Dedicated college and seminary Bible faculty member for many years, Dr. Harry Nonnemacher went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, December 23, 2012.
Thanks to PCC students, hundreds of military personnel will receive Christmas cards.
Thousands of Christmas lights illuminated campus as carols filled the air.
Audiences packed the Experimental Theater to see favorite Christmas stories come to life.
Thanksgiving Fine Arts Series production of The Mikado enlivened the stage with a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta.
Renditions of well-known patriotic favorites and folk tunes engaged the audience.
Graduate students and alumni won fourteen awards at annual fine arts exhibition.
Garrett Ledoux produced a thought-provoking conceptual video to encourage voter participation.
Getting to know PCC's mascot, Eagor, may make your college spirit rise at the next intercollegiate sports game.
PCC celebrated the inauguration of Dr. Troy Shoemaker as second president with a historic ceremony focused on honoring God through excellence and service.
View highlights of the renowned a cappella group singing beloved American songs.
During its nearly four decades of history, collegian soccer has developed a rich legacy at PCC.
Choices on the road you're traveling.
School supplies. Check. Bedding. Check. Favorite pillow that should probably be tossed out but never will. Check. Granola bars, ramen noodles, emergency chocolate stash. Check. Check. Check.
Enjoy times of relaxation and recreation.
Learn how to reap the rewards of your college education.
A light-hearted look at living with others
With a variety of employment opportunities available, hundreds of students choose to spend their summer at PCC.
A world-renowned musician and beloved mentor, PCC Artist in Residence Dr. Alberto Jaffé went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, June 12, 2012.
Dedicated Christian educator and long-time servant in our ministry, Dr. William Crawford went home to be with the Lord on Monday, June 4, 2012.
Uplifting Fine Arts Series production Anne of Green Gables brought to life L. M. Montgomery's timeless tale.
Special program featured historic presentations to honor Dr. and Mrs. Arlin Horton for 60 years of ministry.
Cutting-edge technology gives nursing students invaluable practice for their profession.
Over 100 nursing students impersonated crash victims to help local agencies perfect their emergency response skills.
Watch video and browse photos of this historic presentation honoring Dr. and Mrs. Arlin Horton for their sixty years of ministry.
Welcoming spring weather, students enjoy favorite water sports when taking a study break.
Students gain valuable information for the future at forums held each semester.
During the Eagles Classic Invitational Tournament, high school teams had the opportunity to compete at PCC.
Dr. Arlin Horton has announced his retirement as president of Pensacola Christian College, effective May 10, 2012. Dr. Troy Shoemaker has been elected to be the second president of Pensacola Christian College.
Entire albums and individual songs can be downloaded digitally.
Gilbert and Sullivan's comedic musical about love and social class made a memorable Thanksgiving Fine Art Series.
Keith Brion and his New Sousa Band presented a musical celebration of the life and times of John Philip Sousa.
New high-definition displays provide helpful info delivery system on campus.
An excellent speaker with a heart for service, Denis McBride is now pastor of Campus Church.
WEAR ABC 3 News featured 12 PCC girls who serve faithfully at Covenant Hospice Residence.
PCC honored students completing undergraduate, graduate, and seminary degrees as they begin a new chapter in their lives.
PCC Fine Arts Series original production featured the life of Corrie ten Boom, one of the 20th Century's most inspiring heroines.
Get acquainted with PCC students and learn more about college life on PCC¿s new blog, Campus Post.
PCC's performance of Thornton Wilder's timeless drama presented a relevant and inspiring message.
The 32-member youth orchestra opened this year¿s Fine Arts Series with an incredible performance.
The classic heroic drama about a self-sacrificing, ugly looking hero offered something for everyone.