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How urban churches grow
No full textWhen a church becomes too big it is not dependent on the numbers of members, but if the church neglects the needy, their traditions prevent change, and faces start to have no names ; Book of Acts 6:
Is missions God's job or ours? - Staley Lectureship
No full textSpeaker explains the accountability of missionaries and how much responsibility God places upon them and that God wanted lost individuals to be found ; Ephesian
PCC Oral History Tape
No full textOral history interview with Kenneth A. Stewart regarding his relationship and history with Pacific Christian College, including Pacific Bible Seminars, and other ministers
How to love God
No full textSpeaker explains that loving God with all one's heart, soul, and strength is the whole-being of a person ; Matthew 22:37f
The past and future of PCC
No full textHistory of Pacific Christian College, as told through the personal experiences of former PCC graduate, Paul McReynolds
PCC oral history tape
No full textOral history interview with Allen Wayne Morey regarding his relationship to Pacific Bible Seminary (Pacific Christian College) and other ministers (Hurley) in the 1930s
PCC oral history tape
No full textOral history interview with Arnold Autery regarding his history and relationship with Pacific Christian College and Pacific Bible Seminar as well as contact with other ministers and coursework
PCC oral history tape
No full textOral history interview with Kathy Stranlund and Coley Meradier about their relationship with Pacific Bible Seminary (Pacific Christian College) in the 1930s and about Dr. Hirst (President of Pacific Bible Seminary)
What the urban church should be like - Alumni Association Lectureship
No full textThe urban church is not all that different from a "regular" church. Urban churches should be welcoming and include characteristics such as fellowship
You light up my life
No full textSermon regarding physical attraction (where the relationship begins), parents (of a potential non-Christian partner), prose, and acts that society does in private and in public