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Hospitality at The Park is often coordinated by our Deacons — but it belongs to the whole congregation. 🤝
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Pastor Kaji will be away from the pulpit at The Park this weekend, serving as Keynote Speaker for the 2026
Please join us in congratulating our church’s newly elected & appointed leaders! They’ll be consecrated into service Feb. 8.
This Mother’s Day, Sharon Jenkins took us beyond the greeting cards and into the truth of mothering. With honesty, humor,
“I didn’t give birth to him, but God gave him to me.” This Mother’s Day, Star Jones shared a heartfelt
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For the rest of May, we will stay in the book of Acts and follow the early church through three movements: waiting, receiving, and responding.
This week's text offers a word for people trying to remain faithful through trials, and it asks us to consider what has been entrusted to us.
This Sunday, we will listen carefully, read responsibly, and stay close to Jesus, who always has a Word for us!
What kind of person am I becoming through the knowledge I pursue every day?
Refrains matter, and sometimes you need a reminder of God’s consistent refrain.
I hope you will join us for Good Friday and for Resurrection Sunday. Come ready to pray. Come ready to notice. Come ready to be surprised again by Jesus.
Next Sunday, beginning at 10:30 am, we will head outside to offer Palms to our neighbors on the street. You can be a blessing to someone walking past the congregation.
Next Sunday, we will begin Palm Sunday and step together into Holy Week—not only in worship, but through shared action.
When have you tried to control the story others tell about you? What would it mean to become more honest before God about the parts you would rather leave out?
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