How to Subscribe to Peace Community Church of Oberlin's Mailing List
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You can subscribe to Peace Community Church of Oberlin's (PCC) mailing list by entering your email address in the sign-up form on their website and clicking "Subscribe." The form is described as a way to "sign up with your email address to receive community news, prayer requests, and more from PCC." No account creation or payment is mentioned—just an email address.
What You'll Receive
According to the church's website, subscribers get:
- Community news — updates about the congregation and its activities
- Prayer requests — shared needs and concerns from the church community
- "And more from PCC" — the site leaves this open-ended, so expect general church communications
This is a mailing list for staying connected with the congregation, not a paid service or membership.
Privacy
The website states plainly: "We respect your privacy. We'll never share your information with anyone else." So your email address is used only for PCC's own communications.
How to Sign Up
- Go to pccoberlin.org.
- Find the email sign-up form (the site prompts: "Sign up with your email address to receive community news, prayer requests, and more from PCC.").
- Enter your email address in the field labeled Email.
- Click Subscribe.
- If there's a checkbox or option reading "I want to subscribe to your mailing list," make sure it's selected.
Expected result: Your email is added to PCC's list, and you begin receiving their community news and prayer requests.
Common Questions
Do I need to be a member or attend services? Nothing on the site restricts the mailing list to members. The church describes itself as inclusive and welcoming, and the invitation to worship is extended to "all." The sign-up form itself doesn't state a membership requirement.
Is there a cost? No pricing or payment is mentioned for the mailing list. (The site does reference PayPal elsewhere, but that's not tied to newsletter sign-up.)
What if I want to attend in person instead? PCC holds Sunday worship at 10 a.m., and "all are invited." The mailing list is simply a way to stay informed between services.
Can I unsubscribe later? The website doesn't detail an unsubscribe process, but standard mailing-list practice—and the "I want to subscribe" framing—suggests you can opt out through a link in the emails you receive.