Discipleship Classes

Parenting is hard, but there are few things in life that rise to this level of importance. God has chosen parents to be primary instruments in the shaping of a human soul. Join us for this 10 week class to explore a different and better way to parent.

Confused about what it means to be a follower of Jesus? Unsure of which of the many models of discipleship is the most helpful? "Peter's principles" can help. This Discipleship Class is an in-depth study of 2 Peter 1:3-11. Over eight consecutive Sundays beginning Sept 10, 2023, we will explore Peter's map of the seven milestones of following Jesus. This course is for all disciples of Jesus, whether new or seasoned. It unpacks the dynamics of faith, virtue, self-control, steadfastness, godliness, brotherly affection, and love and the role they play in moving us forward in the journey to follow Jesus. By the end of this course, participants will not only have a clearer picture of the significant milestones of the Christian journey but practical help in reaching those milestones in creative and constructive ways as we journey together toward the City of God. 

Preparing for the Global Ministry Conference

Preparing for the Global Ministry Conference

Preparing for the Global Ministry Conference

The Great Commission calls us to make disciples. D shares from her own background as well as her work in New York City to help us grasp the challenges and importance of a contextualized Christianity. This class will also prepare you for the evening Shabbat experience and interactive learning about contextualization.

Interested in membership at PCC? Join us to learn more about our history, beliefs and vision. Participation in both weeks of this two-part class is required to become a member at PCC. Please register so we can have materials ready for you. 

Your child, relative or younger friend face a different world from what you faced. Find out how to help them follow Jesus in today’s world. Brandi, Director for Campus Outreach in the eastern US, is a masterful instructor of campus workers, helping them apply the bible to the issues Gen Z faces daily on campus.

Hear from Rob, church planter and evangelist working in Japan for 20 years, on a culture in search of joy and the role of the church.

Imagine what it takes to translate “The joy of the Lord is our strength” into a culture with no written language. Learn the fascinating steps and how to pray for the one we have sent, Kathleen Pittet - a Bible translator in eastern Chad. The process of translation is a long one, with language learning and relationship building taking center stage especially in the first years. Kathleen is excited to put down roots in the community and be able to share life with the people they live among. These new friends will teach her about their culture, an essential ingredient for accurate translation work.

Hear from Stuart and Peggy, who have over 30 years’ experience in a hard-to-reach place the Chapel has on its heart, on why translation is step one in making Christ known.

Hear from Shannon, author, speaker and nurturer with Serve the City. She has honed her skills as a communicator of solid theology to a challenging culture – post-modern Europe.