Dear HPUMC Family, We are thrilled to announce that after many weeks of prayer and consideration, the Munger Place Transition Team has identified the next Campus Pastor of Munger Place Church! Early in the process, with the assistance of Bishop Mike McKee, we were made aware of an exceptional ca...

When you arrive at The Hub closest to the Sanctuary on Sunday mornings to get a muffin or cup of coffee, you will most likely find Alex Dean, Chance’s employee and Belong Disability Ministry participant, manning the cash register. And while he might give you a thank you and a smile during your tr...

Karla Nivens, now Director of Justice Ministry, was on the Cornerstone’s worship team when Rev. Elizabeth Moseley joined the HPUMC staff. “The message was, ‘She was a Rhodes Scholar, we've got the smartest person ever that has come through theology school,’” Karla said. “We were like, ‘Well, wha...

Robert Smith, Print Shop Manager, began working with Rev. Elizabeth Moseley in the print shop when she joined the Cornerstone team at HPUMC, helping her with print projects and mail. “I remember her when they first brought her on board,” Robert said. “Paul was taking her around and introducing h...

Rev. Joy Gonzalez, previously Associate Minister at Highland Park United Methodist Church and now Campus Pastor of Uptown Church, met Rev. Elizabeth Moseley at HPUMC soon after moving back to Dallas for ministry. “We hit it off right away,” Joy said. “She was really encouraging as a fellow woman...

After 18 years of working at HPUMC and Uptown Church, Rev. Elizabeth Moseley, Associate Minister at Uptown Church, will be taking her ministry to First United Methodist Church in Dallas in May, after her last Sunday at Uptown on April 30. While at HPUMC, Rev. Elizabeth Moseley and Rev. Paul Rasmu...

When Rev. Andrew Forrest first set foot in the old Munger church building, he had a tough time envisioning the vibrant, joy-filled place of worship it would quickly become. He remembered the dark, empty space, lack of electricity, and security fencing surrounding the perimeter that made him feel ...

Eight years. That is how long it took for the Multipurpose Building at the Methodist Children’s Home of Costa Rica to be conceptualized, constructed, and completed. During these eight years, there have been numerous prayers, meetings, calls to action, volunteers, and donations from multiple or...

For the first time in over two years, the pandemic seemed like a distant memory as more than nine thousand people worshiped together in person on Easter. Another four thousand tuned in online. The morning started off in Arden Forest where morning coffee and donuts were encouraged, kids donned pj’...

As the chill began to fade in Arden Forest the morning of Saturday, April 9, 2022, Rev. Paul Rasmussen shared a blessing to the crowd. From there, more than 480 adults, youth, and children alike headed to 22 project sites to serve together as one united church throughout Dallas. “This is one of m...