We will be honoring Jake Dodson for his 14 years of worship leadership to the PBC community with a lunch on Sun 4/28. We also will be collecting cards of thanks and reflection. Please stop by the “Jake Table” on the patio between and after services on April 7and 14 to write a note.

Each of us has something to offer others. Be a part of serving the needs of our body and communities through one of our Blessing Days in May. Consider donating toward our funding goal of $10k or volunteering your time.

Saturday, May 4th: EPACS Garden Project
Grab your work gloves and hat and help refresh East Palo Alto Charter School’s extensive student gardens! 40 volunteers are needed for planting vegetables and flowers, weeding and spreading mulch, and other general maintenance in a huge garden.

Saturday, May 11th
Projects include meal kit packaging, teacher kit packaging, senior home and yard assistance, and more. (Projects for seniors will be held offsite.)

Sign up to volunteer or donate

Do you feel a bit out of place in church? Are you unfamiliar with some of the language that’s being spoken? Do you have questions but aren’t sure whom to ask? This three-session class will give you both an overview of Jesus and an opportunity to ask all your questions.

If you’re a married couple or a single parent, drop your children off at PBC and enjoy an evening on your own! Your children will enjoy pizza*, play games, and have fun! Childcare will be provided for free by our High School Honduras Missions Team. Any childcare donations will go toward their trip expenses. We will not have adult programming this evening.

*If your child has dietary restrictions, we ask that you please provide a dinner for them.

Camp PBC is a unique opportunity to spend a week living together with brothers and sisters from the PBC family. We will spend time at beautiful Lake Siskiyou, near majestic Mt. Shasta, the fifth highest peak in California.

About

We usually have around 100 people gather to live life together for a week. It’s a great time to really get to know people and develop deep and meaningful relationships within our community. Camp PBC is a favorite for kids, who get to play outside all week. Camp PBC is open to people of all ages and stages of life.

For more information, check out our Beginner’s Guide to Camp PBC.

Activities

The pace of the week is slow, with opportunities to engage in activities like patio boating, river rafting, hiking, swimming, fishing, and more; but with the option to spend a slow morning at camp and a slower afternoon at the beach as well.

Camp Schedule

Friday: Arrive, set-up camp, campfire

Saturday: Beach day, group potluck BBQ, campfire

Sunday: Pancake breakfast, worship service, campfire

Monday: Take your pick of rafting, hiking or other activity, campfire

Tuesday: Patio boats, talent show

Wednesday: McCloud waterfall (scenic spot and swimming), campfire

Thursday: Pack up and head home

Video from Previous Camp PBC:

Camp PBC Promo Video 2014 from Peninsula Bible Church on Vimeo.