How to use the Acts Bible Reading Plan
On Monday, June 8, HPUMC is starting a new Bible Reading Plan — The Book of Acts. It’s the story of the movement that changed the world.
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HPUMC Kids at Home for week of May 18
Instead of just surviving the days, we want to help you make the extra time you have at home meaningful and fun.
Belong’s fitness challenge is in full swing
We’ve challenged participants to walk, roll, or move for 30 minutes every day and post what they did and for how long on our Belong Facebook page.
HPUMC Kids at Home for week of May 11
Instead of just surviving the days, we want to help you make the extra time you have at home meaningful and fun.
CitySquare wants to say, "thank you" for your generous support!
We’ve put our faith into action by providing protective equipment, meals, financial gifts, and more, which have helped so many in our community.
HPUMC Kids at Home for week of May 4
Instead of just surviving the days, we want to help you make the extra time you have at home meaningful and fun.
HPUMC will continue to worship online through May
Hang in there, we'll be back together in person soon!
A four-step model to begin a conversation with God
So, for those who would respond to me and say, “I don’t know what to say” or “I don’t know how to begin,” let me offer you a simple method that uses the acronym ACTS. It is easy to remember because it is just like the New Testament book in the...
Prayer: A spiritual exercise that requires discipline
The essential, central element that takes us from just wanting to pray to actually experience prayer as a fulfilling and satisfying spiritual exercise is discipline, and there’s the rub!
How to be grateful even when we are suffering
When we suffer, God suffers right along with us. In the midst of life’s biggest trials, tragedies, and uncertainties, God loves us and is working for goodness.