Dave Morey's Story

Last Week of Summer

The last week of summer was FULL, crazy, intense, & fun. Here's some snapshots!
Praying for summer interns as they take off on their last Sunday!
Sumo wrestling on the lawn after the 5:30 gathering. This was a blast. People lost their minds!
PCCYA lead the RWC movie on the square & interns Leelee (w/ Franco the parrot) and Brandon MC'd.



End of Summer--Emerald Lake--Party (now an annual thing) at the lake was awesome!


We also had a baptism! We celebrate w/ the new life of Gus!!!

Coming up Stuff for Fall 2010 & Beyond

SMALL GROUPS RE-UNITE
It's a new season START SEPT 7TH Tuesday Night!
Meet PCC campus 7pm more details to come
& new groups to form!


MISSION CITY COFFEE HOUSE
Upper Room Worship Gathering
Tuesday Sept 14th (7-9pm)
Meet PCC campus 6pm to carpool


Fall Retreat is SEPT 24-26
Santa Cruz-Sign up & Pay online via:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=106864646038043


SF Serving Retreat TBA in oct (22-24 or Nov 19-21)

PCC Thanksgiving Lunch
Thursday Nov 25th


PCCYA Christmas Party
Tuesday December 21st

2011 January 7-9 Winter Retreat

MEXICO MISSION TBA


July 29-31, 2011
Hot Water Weekend

Hot Water Weekend 8/6-8, 2010

a little snippet from Red Morton Park

Interns have arrived! Summer is here!

1st Red Morton gathering of 2010!


Intern intros:
Intern prayer commissioning:

Summer is here!!

20 interns came from all around the Word including Israel and Africa, East Coast (NY) to our own state of California! Small groups have officially started in Red Morton Park. To join the small group gathering go here for more info! and show up to Red Morton Park (Valota Entrance) every Tuesday night around 6pm for activities & dinner starts at 6:30pm.

Make sure you join the Facebook group to keep in the loop with spontaneous happenings!

Meet some Summer Interns for 2010

San Francisco Serving Retreat 2010

PCCYA SF Serving Retreat 2010 from PCC Young Adults on Vimeo.

Kelley Rhoads' Story

PCC's own Kelley Rhoads was an intern, taught group power (exercise), served with High School Ministry and was an active young adult in the PCC family. Now she's a missionary as a teacher in Guadalajara, Mexico!

Kelley Rhoads from PCC Young Adults on Vimeo.

Serving

This week was "Read across America," which enabled PCC young adults to read to kids in East Palo Alto, thanks to (teacher) Autumn Buzzell. (See Ellen and Candice talk about it here). We seek to continue to live out our vision to be a SERVING COMMUNITY!

Also in this video is Dave Shearin talking about his passion for STREET CHURCH.

Tony Ricci's Story

Currently we have small groups happening throughout the week, most meeting on Tuesday nights. If you'd like to be a part of one let us know. www.pccya.com

Family Fueding 2/19/2010

The young adults participated in a PCC Student Ministries' Fund Raiser and... we LOST BIG TIME (to the 50+ Ministry)! But we had cool shirts (Thanks to Charmaine) and a team name. Way to go Mellow Yellows.







And we are unveling our new website designed by our own Andrew Dunn of Peal Designs. Great job, Andrew!

Sydney Eyre's Story

I believed my dad was in prison because I wasn't a good enough Christian. He couldn’t be there for us. I was lost, numb, and in a bad relationship with my mom. I felt I needed to be the adult. We would go days without talking, and I’d find any reason to leave the house. I stopped caring and shut off all emotion. My mom was falling apart and I tried everything I could to help, but nothing worked. I started blaming myself. I broke down and prayed one last time, and for the first time, in a long time, I felt! I felt HIS warmth, a LITERAL embrace, I could barely breathe, but it felt so good! I felt TRUE love for the first time. I fought so hard to keep going and took on the responsibilities of keeping my family safe and myself in school, but the one thing that made me prosper and gave me happiness was letting God take care of me, and everyone around me.

Through PCC I learned that God loves me for who I am, even when I sin, He loves me. I was very thirsty for a deeper relationship with Jesus when I entered PCC! My thirst is quenched. I’m challenged to be more disciplined and to evaluate myself, not blame God. This community values each other, respects each other, and is always looking out for one another. I'm growing by staying in the scripture. When rough times come, I read, pray, and listen to God. I take delight in my new identity as a child of God, not as a child of a messy situation and big mistakes.


So many people have helped me through my trust issues, people who know I can depend on, and it makes me happy to know that I am apart of the body of Christ with PCC, and things have changed with my family. My mom is alive, has a job, and cares about life once again. My dad is a Christian worshiping God behind bars. It's amazing.I know God is protecting him. Although it has taken 8 years, my family is healing, and God is growing us to His own liking.