A Love for Christian Education
All across the world, often in little-known places, many graduates work tirelessly to change the lives and destinies of children through Christian education.
All across the world, often in little-known places, many graduates work tirelessly to change the lives and destinies of children through Christian education.
Current students paused to consider the significance of February’s “extra” day by answering a few questions.
Current students discuss what it was like to choose a degree and begin their PCC journey.
Students earning an engineering degree with an electrical concentration advance through a challenging study that prepares them to analyze and design electrical devices.
Bertha Arthur, senior finance manager for White Cap, expertly navigates her position while also leading and training a team of business professionals.
Mechanical engineering alumnus Tom Smith leads a Ford Motor Company development team.
This past weekend, PCC graduates returned to campus and reconnected with those who had influenced their lives.
Armed with real-world experience, Dr. Lonnie Smith invests in the next generation of professionals entering the business field.
Accounting and mechanical engineering graduates join their skills and values to run their own business, HTS Coatings.
Education graduates Jonathan and Evanie Bryant use their training to manage a Christian retreat center in the Philippines.
After attending PCC, pastoral ministries grad Jermaine Watkins is helping others through difficulties, great and small.
Science and math teacher Dr. Sean Vinaja helps students understand how science points to a wonderful Creator.