KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Mark Williams

John Gregory

Deven Wallace

Tim Hill

Richard Baker

Chuck Quinley

David Griffis

Mathabo Tsepa

Julie Martinez Tony Brock Travis Johnson

J. David Stephens

Agnes Kor Toke

Wallace Sibley

Kevin Wallace

MAY 2- 11, 2015 TRIPCELEBRATE BUILD A CITY DEDICATION

AND PARTICIPATE IN HOSEA 3 CONFERENCE

PHNOM PENH & SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA

The May 2015 trip is a 10-day trip. $3,300 includes round trip airfare from Atlanta, two meals a day, and group transportation while you’re in Cambodia.

You will have free time to explore and eat on your own.

Our children’s homes provide shelter and food that addresses a child’s basic survival needs, and also create an atmosphere of love, security, dignity and family, or as we call it, “soul-care”.

PCL CHILDREN’S HOMES

PCL’s reproducible model to break the poverty cycle in agricultural areas. This farm brings income and additional nutrients to poor family. It successfully accomplishes PCL’s goal of “Giving the Poor a Working Chance”.

PCL INTEGRATED FARM

PCL Management Institute (PMI) is committed to give the less fortunate youth a fighting chance for a good future by providing them with employable skills through quality education on a junior college model.

PCL MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE (PMI)

We teach students skills that are important for the job market and build relationships with students to encourage them to reach their full potential in class as well as in life.

PCL LEARNING CENTERS

SITE VISITS

This ancient Hindu/Buddhist temple complex is the largest religious monument in the world. It is the symbol of Cambodia. Hidden for centuries in the jungle, this fabled site now attracts tourists from around the world.

ANGKOR WAT

Common Grounds is a social business enterprise of PCL that hires and trains young impoverished Cambodian adults and provide them with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed.

PCL COMMON GROUNDS CAFÉ

The museum site serves as a testament to the crimes of the Khmer Rouge. Over 17,000 people were imprisoned, tortured, and taken from here to the extermination camps to be executed and buried in mass graves.

TUOL SLENG GENOCIDE CAMP

PCL is building a new city replacing the shacks that housed squatters forcibly removed from their previous shantytown settlement in Phnom Penh. The new town provides homes and other infrastructure to some 7,000 residents.

BUILD A CITY

ACCOMMODATIONS

ANGKOR ERA HOTEL - SIEM REAP

Luxurious five-star hotel that captures the ambiance of an era founded by powerful Khmer kings.

FROM THE DIRECTOR

Travel and minister with PCL in May 2015! We will celebrate the dedication of the massive Build a City project in Phnom Penh and help train pastors and church leaders in Siem Reap during the “Harvest of Southeast Asia” (HOSEA) Conference. See ancient temples where Hindu and Buddhist cultures shaped a nation. Enjoy fellowship with our church leaders, minister on the mission field, learn about our humanitarian Great Commission model.

- Fred Garmon, Ph.D, Executive Director, PCL

CELEBRATE. WORSHIP. ENJOY FELLOWSHIP

MORE INFORMATION

COST$3,300 per person/ double occupancy$3,600 per person/ single occupancy

PAYMENT SCHEDULEDeposit: $300 per person due September 4, 2014

Second payment: $1,000 per person due November 6, 2014Third payment: $1,000 per person due January 15, 2015

Full payment due March 4, 2015

FOR MORE INFORMATIONContact us if you have any question about the May 2015 trip.

Phone: (423) 478 - 7071Email: info@pcl.is

PCL World Mission # 1021019 Build A City World Mission # 1029221