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Stemming from our desire to grow near to Jesus and to grow in faith as his disciples, we offer our ministry program called PCC U (PCC University). As the name suggests, PCC U is geared at providing events/seminars to help us grow as disciples of Jesus.

This fall grow spiritually through the following opportunities:

  • October 21st | Isaac Munnalall | "Sharing Our Faith to Muslims"
    (9am-12pm) at Pacific Community Church) REGISTER HERE!

    Isaac holds a Masters Degree in Linguistics and Translation from the Canada Institute of Linguistics and has received training in Classical Arabic, Islamic law, and Qur'anic interpretation from the Hedayet Institute for Arabic Studies in Cairo Egypt. Isaac has a passion for engaging Muslims in dialogue and has had the opportunity to do so in a wide range of contexts throughout Asia, the Middle East, and North America. He also teaches seminars throughout BC in order to equip Canadian Christians to engage with people of other faiths in truth and love. He currently works as an international translation consultant based out of Western Canada.

    Isaac and his wife currently live in British Columbia and enjoy music, hiking, and playing ultimate frisbee.

  • November 4th | Dean Cooper | "Growing as a Steward of Your Blessing" 
    (9am - 12pm at Pacific Community Church) CANCELLED

    The goal of this course is for you to develop the skills to be stewards of the resources God has given you. Recognizing that God values each area of our lives, and training on financial management with scriptural support to develop a Biblical Approach to Financial Management is beneficial to all.

    Dean Cooper has served as the Interin Director of Finance for Canadian Pacific District.

  • November 25th | John Johnstone | Blanket Exercise
    (9am-10:30am at Pacific Community Church) REGISTER HERE! 

During this powerful and life transformative event, we will have the opportunity to participate in an "exercise" that covers more than 500 years in a 90-minute experiential workshop that aims to foster understanding about our shared history as Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. 

The Blanket Exercise will offer participants the opportunity to walk on blankets representing the land and into the role of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples by reading scrolls and carrying cards which ultimately determine their outcome as they literally ‘walk’ through situations that include pre-contact, treaty-making, colonization and resistance.

By engaging participants on both emotional and intellectual levels, Blanket Exercises are able to both educate and create understanding between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples … in Canada and throughout the world!

John serves among First Nations people groups in Western Canada. In this role, John and his wife Jenn seek to build and strengthen relationships between First Nations and the Church through education, prayer, and the facilitation of bridge-building encounters. They are currently engaging with several different indigenous people groups within BC, and also serve as cultural liaisons with a youth initiative in Vancouver.