
Uptown Church launches at House of Blues in Dallas
This weekend, HPUMC opened its 40th church, Uptown Church, for weekly worship at House of Blues after nearly a year of praying, planning, and preparing.
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This weekend, HPUMC opened its 40th church, Uptown Church, for weekly worship at House of Blues after nearly a year of praying, planning, and preparing.
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As for what she sees for the future of the Impact Team, Karla hopes for real relationships formed across cultural lines.
Even in a pandemic, we persevered in our mission to help people become more deeply devoted followers of Jesus Christ. One of the biggest ways we learned about Jesus was through the messages that were shared on Sunday mornings.
There’s so much going on at HPUMC just in the first few months of 2021! We’re kicking off the year with a new campus launch, events focused on slowing down, classes to help grow your faith, and so much more.
As we look forward to the possibilities of 2021, we want to pause and reflect on a few of the amazing things that took place in the life of our church this past year. Here are five things you don’t want to miss from 2020!
In-person worship is CANCELED for this Sunday, December 20.
Christmas Eve is such a special day when we get to proclaim the long-awaited Messiah has come! It may look a little different this year, but we are still so excited to welcome you to HPUMC (in person or virtually) on this special day.
This 100-year-old tradition was a beautiful way to celebrate the Christmas season and a perfect opportunity to share the Christmas message in a unique way with neighbors, friends, and family!
On Sunday, December 6, Rev. Paul Rasmussen announced that Rev. Matt Tuggle will begin leading HPUMC’s contemporary Cornerstone services, with Rev. Rasmussen continuing to lead the traditional Sanctuary services.