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Over the River and Through the Woods—literally…

Do you remember, when you were growing up, how school had field trips? Field trips were game changers because they took the monotony out of sitting in a desk all day taking notes. Can you imagine a game-changing class that had field trips almost every week? Ecology is that game-changing class, an academically rigorous yet surprisingly exciting class with a […]

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Mold Me, Make Me, Use Me

All of us have gifts and talents that God has given us, and some of them are rather unique. We may not even know how our particular talent can be “used by God.” (Like those of you that wonder how your board game passion can possibly be spiritual.)  One faculty member showed us how you can use your gifts for […]

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Let’s Look at an Example

I was talking to my roommate, and she mentioned to me how cool it was when we see our teachers serving in church. This got me thinking--the occupation of teaching is  a ministry, but what do they do when the week is over? I have two former teachers of mine that sing in a Campus Church ensemble. There are teachers that […]

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They Really Do Care

If you’re anything like me, before you came to PCC, you had visions of college professors being seven-foot-tall fire-breathing dragons who bled red ink and ate freshmen for a light midday snack. Okay, maybe not quite that drastic, but you were still probably intimidated by the prospect of having college professors in college classes. Okay, step one to humanization—parents. No, […]

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A Bug’s Life

Growing up, I hated anything that crawled—except baby mammals and humans (let's clear that up). But I hated bugs, rats, and especially spiders—the workers of Satan himself. I remember spider hunting in the jungles growing up. I would shoot banana spiders at point blank with my airsoft gun. Yes, I was bored as a child. When I took Zoology, my […]

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