Faith Flicks this Fall

This fall we will be continuing our Faith Flicks program every other Thursday night, starting this coming Thursday, August 19th. Faith Flicks is a chance to get together and watch funny, challenging, and/or heart-wrenching movies that make you think a little deeper about your faith. We always have a great time. Here’s the line-up for [...]

Intern Ministry Project 2010: Prayer and Meditation

As many in our worshiping community know, the Campus Ministry Intern has a lot of various responsibilities in and around the Presbyterian Student Center. One of these responsibilities is to design and carry out a ministry project throughout the course of the year, with the intention of enhancing the PSC’s ministry through an avenue that [...]

Are the Dawg Days almost behind, or coming up?

Summer classes are over now, and as our students finish up the last of their summer session finals, I’m reflecting on the past couple months. It’s been so nice here in Athens this summer. No matter what the time of day, I can hop in my car and drive down Milledge avenue, trusting that there [...]

“Cotton Patch Parables” provide bushels of discerning discussion

This summer at the PSC, we’re havin’ us a good ol’ fashioned Bible study. It’s based on a series of lectures and sermons by Greek scholar, farmer and founder of the Koinonia Community, Clarence Jordan. This study focuses on the parables of Jesus, what they really mean, the lessons they teach, and what these lessons [...]

The End of Another Year

April and May were busy, but good, months at the PSC. We returned from our Spring Retreat and finished the semester strong. On April 25, we hosted High School Night at the Presbyterian Student Center (see picture). We had high school students from Oconee Presbyterian, Friendship Presbyterian, Covenant Presbyterian, and Alpharetta Presbyterian join us for [...]

Spring Retreat 2010

This past weekend, we ventured to Camp Buc for our spring retreat. The weather was perfect. The mountains were beautiful. We couldn’t have asked for more. We began the weekend with games on Friday night. On Saturday, we explored our theme, “Living Lives that Matter,” with devotional times throughout the day. Some of us also [...]

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