Yes, the retreat’s relaxed schedule will allow for ample time to connect with college students.
While there is great benefit following the track you registered for, you may attend any workshop session of your choosing.
Yes, there will be four ladies workshop sessions throughout the retreat.
Mrs. Dawn Phillips and Mrs. Denise Shoemaker will be leading the workshop sessions.
Menus will be released a few weeks before the event. While we try to accommodate common allergy needs, if you have any special allergy needs, please contact us.
All meals for children will be provided at their childcare location. If you are planning to provide food for your child, you may give that to the childcare staff when you drop off your child.
You will receive childcare information, including the menu for all childcare meals, via email a few weeks before the retreat.
Children can follow the recreational dress guidelines as stated on the retreat website.
Childcare activities include but are not limited to coloring, Bible songs, Bible lessons, and Sports Center activities.
Yes, there will be a Bible lesson during childcare.
Each year, in conjunction with the main retreat, a teen program is offered for all teens 7th–12th grade. Teens will eat meals together, take part in campus activities, and hear two practical, encouraging messages from two of our conference speakers—Pastor Jordan Dodd and Pastor John Anderson. The full detailed schedule for the teen program will be provided at check-in. There is no additional cost for the teen program.
Our goal is to make the Teen Program available specifically for teens whose parents are attending the retreat. If you are interested in bringing your youth group to campus for a visit, please visit pcci.edu/visit-us to schedule a campus visit or register for another on-campus event.
Teens can follow the dress guidelines as stated on the retreat website.
Guests are issued Guest Cards at check-in, which allow tap access to meals and campus. Money may also be added to the card account to make purchases on campus.
Cash or credit/debit cards may be used to add funds to Guest Card accounts at any of the add-value machines on campus. These machines are located in the Sports Center, Commons, the Academic Center, and each of the residence halls. Note that funds cannot be added to the card account until the card is issued at check-in.
Yes! However, some locations may accept only Guest Cards.
Guest Card account balances may be checked at any add-value machine on campus.
Handle your Guest Card with the same care you would a personal debit/credit card. Do not store your Guest Card with your cell phone, near a wireless charger, or by anything magnetic, since this may damage the electronic chip inside your card. Do not punch holes in the card or allow the card to be bent, scratched, or left in extreme temperatures.
Lost Guest Cards must be reported immediately to Card Services (AC 112) or the Information Desk to protect your funds. When a card is lost or stolen, the account balance is not protected until the card is officially reported missing and deactivated, so do so promptly. The card account balance from the time of the deactivation will be available for use on your replacement card. If you have received a replacement Guest Card and later find your original, the original should be cut up and discarded immediately. Only the most recently issued Guest Card will be valid for accessing campus or purchasing.
Leftover funds may be refunded by visiting the Cashier’s Office (Administration Building, 1st floor) with your Guest Card Monday–Friday between 7:45 a.m. and 4 p.m. Funds expire if left on the Guest Card account after the event and will be donated to PCC.
Yes, the Enrichment Retreat app will be available.
You will receive a link with login information two weeks before the retreat begins.
Yes, we will provide a printed program for those who do not wish to use the Enrichment Retreat app.