International Survivor Day: Thriving After a Suicide Loss
David’s death started me on a spiritual journey that I could not have imagined; it took me back to God and church, and then to seminary.
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Mungarians share stories of transformation
Every year Munger Place Church celebrates its birthday by sharing powerful stories of transformation.
Rev. Matt Tuggle becomes primary preaching minister at 9:30 Contemporary Service
Rev. Matt Tuggle’s larger role with HPUMC is also expanding. Rev. Tuggle has been named Executive Minister over all programs and ministries of the Mockingbird Campus.
The Common Precursor: The Link Between Mass Shootings and Domestic Violence
The best way to fight against the tragic results of domestic violence for families and the larger community is for men, women, and our faith communities to join together and collectively say, “No, we will not tolerate this any longer.”
Letter on Sutherland Springs shooting
It is with a heavy heart that I write you in response to yet another national tragedy.
The McGuires' Story: Trading reactivity for proactive living
How do you trade a reactive life for a proactive one? See how one family managed to do just that.
Healthy Grieving: Remembering Our Loved Ones and the All Saints Memorial Service
The "communion of the saints" we celebrate during Holy Communion includes all living believers and all who have gone before us.
HPUMC launches new campus with Grand Opening of The Grove
The Grove’s ultimate hope is to become a church that lives out its faith in tangible ways, intentionally creating environments that gather people together, grow them closer to God, and inspire them to give back to their neighbors.
The Halloween you never knew you needed
As a community, we can always be better about befriending others. And as Christians, we're not called to live a life isolated to our private families and homes. In fact, Jesus embodied just the opposite: he sacrificed the comforts of a private...
Embracing Mercy: Showing grace to ourselves, our families, and our community
There is this notion that we must respond to anger with anger, or meanness with even more meanness. This is the myth of redemptive violence, which if we can just outdo unkindness with more unkindness, that's when we "win." If we can...