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In my Sunday morning class at church, we spent about three weeks going over the book of Mark. It was so lovely to sit with friends and listen to each other’s perspective of that week’s Scripture. That is how we learn, creating a space for...
Hearing your child’s little voice say those two important words is like hearing the embodiment of gratitude. When our kids show gratitude to other people in public, we feel like we have mastered this parenting gig; bonus if it’s without being asked.
But sometimes I’m shocked by what comes out of my kids’ mouths. Words, phrases, whole sentences. Funny things, and weird things, and mean things, and scary things. Statements that express ideas that I’m not ready for them to be thinking. And I...
Over the past decade, one of Highland Park United Methodist Church’s ministry goals has been to start new churches. God has blessed us and the lives of so many through the successes of Munger Place Church and The Grove Church.
One of my survival tools was attending Al-Anon meetings. It was there that I learned how much I was trying to control and play God. I needed to let go and completely put my trust in Him. I spent many Sundays at Cornerstone with tears streaming...
My loved ones thought I wasn’t trying or wasn’t as concerned as they were, but they were unaware of the daily inner battles. Why was this so difficult?
I woke up after my kids today, but the perfect “first 15” is clearly not the goal in this chaotic house, so I grabbed my coffee with grounds in it, turned on a show for the toddler, and opened my copy of the Book of Mark.
Chance’s Pie & Coffee Shop is named in memory of Chance Urschel. Chance was involved in HPUMC’s Belong disABILITY Ministry and, despite his physical limitations, he loved bringing a smile to others’ faces by baking and giving away pies.
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If you make Sunday morning worship a weekly habit for yourself (and your family), you are helping to create habits that will impact you and those who you influence.
