Elizabeth will be heading up these projects for the next two years, putting in place structures and strategies, so that they can be sustainably housed in the Congregation Care department and the Adult Ministries department.
For Morris Gottlieb, idolatry took the form of achievement. He attended the best schools, became a successful surgeon, started his own practice, and bought a home in Highland Park.
As Christians, we’re called to love one another and I believe that also means being present for one another. To be witnesses for life’s moments and, when it comes to acts of faith, to pledge our support.
It seems archaic – like an Old Testament problem. But what if I told you that idols are everywhere? Even today. And that you might have one or two competing for your attention?
What do you say when your child comes to you and demands to know the truth about Santa? How do you help your child over this important childhood threshold without losing any of the magic and wonder of Christmas? What if you have younger kids who...
Whatever loss we’re experiencing, the holidays can seem like everyone else in the world is celebrating and having a good time while we’re overwhelmed with sadness and frustration.
Stories are powerful. Stories can bring us together, inspire us, and help us experience the world around us. We are all writing a story. That’s why we want to share stories that highlight the amazing ways God is working through the people of HPUMC.
That’s why we’re taking a look back at the most watched messages of 2018! Whether it’s a message about relationships or a deep dive into a Biblical story, we hope you’ll grab your journal, a cup of coffee and pick a sermon that speaks to you!
As we look forward to a new year beginning, 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 2018!
Over and above saving money and reducing clutter, we want our girls to understand at their very core that Christmas is a time of celebrating the birth of our Savior. It’s not about them. Or us. It’s about Jesus. And we give gifts at Christmas to...
