PCPC Urban Ministries

http://urban.pcpc.org

PCPC Urban Ministries

Announcements

ESL childcare volunteers needed for 2012-2013 school year

We need volunteers to minister the Gospel to the children of our ESL students during both the morning and evening sessions.  Contact Elizabeth Cunningham with questions or to volunteer.

Contact [email protected] or 214-224-2528.

ESL teachers need for the 2012-2013 school year

We need volunteers to build relationships and share the gospel with English-language learners. Teacher training is August 26 after church. Contact Elizabeth Cunningham with questions or to volunteer.

Contact [email protected] or 214-224-2528.

Center of Hope volunteers needed

Are you looking for a new ministry opportunity in 2012? Consider volunteering in the library at Union Gospel Mission: Center of Hope (shelter for women and children). PCPC has historically ensured women and children have a library full of great books. Please consider helping us continue this tradition.

Contact Paul Galahity, [email protected] or 214-637-6117 x108.

New Friends New Life volunteers needed

New Friends New Life needs volunteers to provide a meal on Wednesday evenings, 5:00–7:00 pm, Church of Christ on Preston and University. Also, they need volunteers to help with set-up, serving, or the children’s program, 6:00–7:45 pm.

Contact Pam Johnson, [email protected] or 214-207-2732.


Ministry Opportunities

Children & Youth Ministry

Community & Family Ministry

Emergency & Shelters Ministry

Prison Ministry

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Articles

The Church

Give yourself away to gain everything

Published: May 1, 2012
Julian Russell

Called to the innermost parts of the city

Published: November 1, 2011

The crime ain't gettin' any better

Christ challenges us to pursue justice on behalf of the oppressed. His intercession on our behalf gives us the model to intervene on behalf of others in order to share with them freedom from spiritual oppression and new life in Christ.

Published: May 10, 2011

A front row seat for the greatest stories ever told

“Is your life working for you?”

“Do you know there’s another way to live?”

“Have you heard how much God loves you?”

Published: August 1, 2010
Nancy Briggs