A HISTORY OF HOPE

PMCC traces its roots to the 1907 arrival of Leslie and Carrie Wolfe in the Philippines. The Wolfes, partnering with Filipino leaders, set about building a program of evangelism and education with the goal of establishing functioning churches in Central Luzon. Their efforts included church planting, prison ministries, Scripture translation, and Christian literature distribution. The need for formal education for church workers soon became evident and the Wolfes and others established training institutions. As others joined the work, their two-pronged approach to mission work spread throughout Luzon and to the islands to the south.

Following World War II, the mission continued to grow and expand.

Today, PMCC still pursues the goals of church-planting through evangelism and education. With a hospital, three high schools, a feeding program for disadvantaged children, and partnerships with multiple Filipino-led church-planting groups, the work of PMCC looks to the future with anticipation of continued growth.