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RE: Ā treatĀ·Ā startĀ· visionĀ·Ā newĀ· imagineĀ·Ā mind This retreat is for key youth workers from PacNWC churches. Ā This includes paid and unpaidĀ staff, interns and volunteers who carry the weight of leadership with their Continue Reading ā
129th Annual Celebration West Hills Covenant Church Portland, OR Special Guests: Rev. Shaun Marshall ECC Director of Congregational Vitality, Start and Strengthen Churches Shawn has served as a Coach, Consultant Continue Reading ā
Our 2nd Annual Women in Vocational Ministry Retreat! Deadline to register: Tuesday, July 9th If you are currently serving as a PacNWC chaplain, pastor, or on your church staff, then Continue Reading ā
Join women from all over the Pacific Northwest Conference and British Columbia for the Women Ministries annual Fall Retreat at Cascades Camp and Conference Center in Yelm, Washington. Donāt miss Continue Reading ā
As we partner together in ministry, we are very excited to offer this training as another tool and resource for pastors and leadership teams as you continue to make a Continue Reading ā
Chaplain Day Retreat Sunday, September 29, 9am - 4pm Cascades Camp and Conference Center This is our 2nd annual retreat! We want to give you a day to breathe, Continue Reading ā
Then Jesus said, āLetās go off by ourselves to a quiet place and rest awhile.ā (Mark 6:31 NLT) You are invited to come away for a few days this fall Continue Reading ā
Join other youth groups from our the conference for an incredible weekend of fun, adventure, connection, worship, teaching and more. Thunder 2019 Theme: Thunder Promo Video: https://youtu.be/Rq_OAMLo4Xs New for 2019: Continue Reading ā
Join other youth groups from our the conference for an incredible weekend of fun, adventure, connection, worship, teaching and more. Thunder 2019 Theme: Thunder Promo Video: https://youtu.be/Rq_OAMLo4Xs New for 2019: Continue Reading ā
Snapshots of care for refugees often can be handing out immediately needed supplies, but not always. On the border of the Central African Republic, Fulani women are tending to a Continue Reading ā
