A short-term mission is a 7-14 day ministry focused trip to a foreign nation. Teams usually consist of 3 to 50 team members. It is estimated that 3-5 million people world-wide go on short-term mission trips each year. PCPC provides a structured training program for all short-term mission leaders and teams. Teams must meet 4-6 times before departing. They also meet daily during the mission and at least once when they return. PCPC takes the Standards of Excellence in Short-term Missions very seriously.
PCPC sends mission teams to places where God is already working through PCPC - to support the needs of our long-term ministry partners. As short-term missionaries, we are called to serve in the same manner as Christ, who, "being in every nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be grasped, but made himself nothing, taking the very nature of a servant, being made in human likeness." (Philippians 2)
Fundraising for short-term trips:
It is our hope that short-term participants raise support as not everyone can pay their own way and it is an important means of communicating and receiving prayer support for mission trips. Excess funds raised may be placed in a scholarship fund and made available to team members struggling to reach 100% of their support need. Raising support helps the entire team go. Please contact Amanda Brack for more details.
2013 marks the 15th year PCPC has sent a team to Japan. Young adults will interact with Japanese students and seek to enable and encourage the ministries of the local church in and around Chiba and Tokyo. Join this highly relational trip to share the love of Christ in a nation in desperate need of Christ's hope.
Please contact Amanda Brack for more information.
High school freshmen and sophomores will teach English in a school in East Asia. Many of the students will then come to Dallas for an exchange program in late July. Join this exciting opportunity to connect students from around the world.
Please contact Amanda Brack for more information.
Families with children are invited to participate in a short-term trip to serve Quechuean orphans in Cusco. For many years, PCPC has sent teams to this site to help with contrsuction, VBS, and outreach ministry. Many PCPC members have grown to love the work in Peru and PCPC supported missionaries there: Keith and Ruth Powlison and Lee amd Michelle Bridgeman.
Please contact Amanda Brack for more information.
Redeemer Seminary is joining with PCPC to send a team to teach and train pastors, wives, and children in Senegal. All adults are invited to participate in this trip to one of the fastest growing church planting projects PCPC is involved with.
Please contact Amanda Brack for more information.
Juniors and seniors in high school are invited to serve local churches in Hong Kong to host a Summer English Adventure. Team members will demonstrate the love of Christ as they teach English and experience the unique city of Hong Kong.
Please contact Amanda Brack for more information.
College students will travel to Lusaka, Zambia to minister to orphan children through Arise Africa. Those interested please contact Robby Higginbottom.
For more information, please contact Charles Debter.
This team will work alongside local church partners to carry out direct evangelism.
Please contact Amanda Brack for more information.
This team will work alongside local church partners to carry out direct evangelism.
Please contact Amanda Brack for more information.