Become a Member

PCPJ is an international organization that seeks to equip and inspire a Spirit-filled movement that makes the world a better place. If you share this vision and wants to help us our, you’re very welcome to join us!

Members will be able to impact where the organization is heading, their contributions to PCPJ media channels will be prioritized and they will be given special offers and tips.

The annual membership fee is 10 US dollars, which you can pay here. Then, simply fill in the form below.

If you have any questions on membership or PCPJ, contact Micael at micael@pcpj.org.

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  4. Hello! I just stumbled upon this organization, and curious what is the difference between membership versus non-membership? Do members gain access to additional resources, journals, conference discounts, etc? Is there a different level of participation for members versus non-members? My heart skipped a beat reading about the vision, mission, etc, and excited to hear more.

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