The Mel Stoltzfus Family band will be live at the event on Friday night!Come out for an evening of great food, great music and fellowship. We’re looking forward to seeing you there!#CrisisResponse #InternationalCrisisResponse #USDisasterResponse #HumanitarianAid #hope #PCCR #Awarenessevent
Q: Why should I take the training?A: There are lots of people who can and want to volunteer and yet aren’t allowed to work with the local and national emergency service departments when disasters hit. By taking the training, you’ll gain the necessary credentials to serve alongside first responders, as well as the opportunity to …
Q: Can I volunteer with PCCR without taking the training?A: When we respond to a disaster that happens within the US, we will often open it up for volunteers. When this happens, you are welcome to sign up and volunteer. And if you’d like to be notified when we have volunteer opportunities, sign up using …
SIGNUP IS OPEN FOR THE NEXT TRAINING!For all of you who like planning months ahead, here’s your chance to sign up early. We have limited spots so make sure to claim your spot. The dates are January 28th through February 8th. For more details, visit https://plaincompassion.org/training-program/. To sign up, please fill out the form at …
Last week, we completed another First Response Training consisting of two guys and three girls. One of the guys will be going to Vermont this weekend, to help with flood cleanup.During this training, one of my highlights was seeing the team’s leadership skills develop as we went through some challenging scenarios. To help them understand …
Introducing Staff introductions Meet Thea Gorber from Lobleville Tennessee. She serves as our administrative assistant. She has served in this role since July 2021. Her duties are many and include monitoring phone calls, emails and also heading up our finance department.She’s very gifted at what she does and loves a good challenge, her positive attitude …
This past weekend, we held our first ever staff offsite. Our vision for this offsite was to get to know each other better and to have some much anticipated and needed time off.We spent some time discussing our different personality and character traits and talking about how we can best utilize our gifts and talents …
We just finished the First Response Training, with all the trainees graduating on Thursday. It was amazing to see this group pull together, develop leadership skills, teamwork and practical hands-on skills for crisis response work. Congratulations to all the graduates!#CrisisResponse #InternationalCrisisResponse #StatesideCrisisResponse #HumanitarianAid #hope #PCCR
“Thus far the LORD has helped us.”This verse comes to my mind when I think over the past year and how God brought us thru many adjustments and life-changing events.In January we held our second first response training where we graduated eight trainees. At the end of January we as a family moved from our …