Discipleship Classes
We believe that by knowing God’s Word we will be “thoroughly equipped for every good work” (2 Timothy 3:16). Discipleship Classes are offered in Room 202 (unless otherwise noted) every Sunday and cover a wide variety of topics. Teachers aim to uncover biblical truths that equip participants to grow in their love of God.
Current Classes
9:00AM & 10:45AM Classes
International Military: How To Make A Friend and Have An Impact
February 9 at 9:00AM & 10:45AM | Room 202
International Military: How to make a friend and have an impact on some of the hundreds who come here for training. Cru Military International leader, Gantumur Badrakh and his wife, Deegii, are Mongolians passionate for reaching military men and women from all over the globe. We are fortunate to have them as part of the Chapel where they can link us to this segment of the international community.
The American Church and Refugees: A Story of Hope
February 16 at 9:00AM & 10:45AM | Room 202
"AM" offers an encouraging look at what is happening across the country. Although immigration is complex, if you aren’t aware of how God is using the current immigration boom, you need to be here. In addition to the national overview, "AM" offers a look at what role the Chapel could play in seeing an international church come about on the peninsula, one that is biblically solid and culturally appealing to our refugee neighbors.
International Students: Planting Seeds Among Future Global Leaders
February 9 at 9:00AM & 10:45AM | Room 204
Hear from Dr. Kurnia Foe, director of Global Student Friendship (GSF). Come with questions like: What is God doing among these scholars and how can we love them in Jesus’ name? How do I start and keep a friendship with an international classmate or visitor to the Chapel? GSF is centered on Old Dominion University in Norfolk but has an ever-expanding regional footprint. Hampton University, CNU, and William & Mary all have international students and will likely have more in the years ahead.
Afghanistan: A Case Study of God’s Mercy in the Face of Human Suffering
February 16 at 9:00AM & 10:45AM | Room 204
Taught by “MP”, this class describes both the suffering and the mercy that define this Central Asian land and many like it – the lands from which thousands of refugees have come and will come. We need to understand their suffering in order to express God’s compassion. First-hand exposure as well as research have qualified "MP" to partner with both governments and local communities and to speak to religious and secular audiences across America.
Upcoming Classes
Membership Interest Class
June 1 & 8, 2025 at 10:45AM | Room 204
Interested in membership at PCC? Join us to learn more about our history, beliefs and vision. Participation in both weeks of this two-part class is required to become a member at PCC. Please register so we can have materials ready for you.