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We want you to know that no matter how your family chooses to learn and worship this fall, we will be praying for each of you as you begin this next season.
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A Reflection on Psalm 91
The Psalms, in particular, written as spoken prayers and hymns for God’s people, remind me that I can turn to the Almighty and remember His promises to me.
Fall 2020 for HPUMC Youth
Through September 6, HPUMC Youth will be digital-only, with the exception of Sunday, August 23. That morning, all youth families are encouraged to watch Rev. Paul Rasmussen’s back-to-school Sunday sermon together.
HPUMC Kids at Home for the week of August 17
As parents, you have so many difficult decisions to make in the coming weeks regarding school, work, etc. We want to walk alongside you providing resources that will help you navigate your new normal, remembering to center on your faith as your...
Learning to wait during a global pandemic
Here we are four months later and still essentially under the same circumstances with no real "normal" insight. We are waiting to return to a normal that we had before and will not have again.
A Reflection on Psalm 146
Our culture wants us to expect the worst of one another, but our God is always full of surprises and reminders.
Rev. Paul Rasmussen signs statement on racial justice and equality
Rev. Paul Rasmussen, Senior Minister at HPUMC, recently joined with other Park Cities area pastors in signing a statement on racial justice and equality.
HPUMC Kids at Home for the week of August 10
As parents, you have so many difficult decisions to make in the coming weeks regarding school, work, etc. We want to walk alongside you providing resources that will help you navigate your new normal, remembering to center on your faith as your...
A Reflection on Psalm 62: A Psalm of David
Each of us will face a fork in the road. Maybe you already have. It’s that spot where you realize life is hard and you can do life hard with God or you can do life hard without God.
Helping Dallas students succeed through Classroom Connect
Together, through Classroom Connect, our goal is to give students and faculty at KB Polk Elementary, an economically disadvantaged school in Dallas, what they need to succeed — from school supplies to dedicated tutors to financial support.