EASTER SUNDAY: 9:30 AT 31 PARK!
Come to our special Easter service, and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus with us - and the renewal we find in him! Full childcare and classes will be provided. Invite someone new!
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Renewal: God’s Vision for the World He Loves
As we picture our vision as a church, is looks like following Jesus together for the renewal of all things. All things? All things! That’s God’s vision at least, and so it’s ours as well. But what is this renewal all about? That’s what we address in this new series that leads up to God’s ultimate act of renewal: the resurrection of Jesus.
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How can we help Ukraine?
How can we help Ukraine?
As you are aware, war has broken out in Ukraine. Women and children are escaping as refugees, people are injured and dying, the country is the grip of fear and grief, peace has been lost. As Michael said last week via email, we feel helpless – but we want to help anyway. So the question is, how can we help? Two ways:
through prayer and through generosity.
First, prayer.
In our Community Groups this week, we will spend the majority of the time in prayer for the war in Ukraine. If you are not part of a Community Group but would like to join us in prayer together, contact Matt Agresti and he will connect you with a Group (hurry though, many Groups meet tonight!). You could also reach out to one of our Group leaders directly.
Second, generosity.
We give because God has given everything to us. We give because we have more than we need. We give because our brothers and sisters across the globe are in need.
We encourage you to give any reputable relief organization, such as World Vision or Convoy of Hope.
Pray and give today.
Thank you,
Park Church Leadership
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We Are (the Church)
In our last series, we heard who Jesus is as our Messiah: our Prophet, Priest, & King. The question now is, because of who Jesus is, who are we? As his followers, and together as the community of his followers, who are we? What are we? Why are we? We’ll answer these questions in a new 4 part series called “We Are (the Church)”.
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Announcing our new Music Team Lead!
As you may know, Park Church has been blessed with a long, rich history of music – a history that’s been animated by gifted musicians, a unique sound, and a heart for the God who is worthy of our praises.
When it comes to music at Park, COVID has taught us two things.
First, we are beyond grateful for the handful of gifted musicians (like Pete, John, and Sydney to name a few) who have worked together to provide faithful musical leadership on Sunday mornings throughout the pandemic. They, and all others who helped, have been a gift.
Second, if music at Park is going to grow and flourish, we need a Music Team Lead. Someone not simply to lead musically on Sunday mornings, but someone to organize, coordinate, and lead a growing band of musicians.
It’s with this in mind that, and as we said last Sunday,
we are excited to introduce our new Music Team Lead: Marcos Martí!
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Who Do You Say I Am?
"Who do you say I am?" This is the most important question - and answer - that exists in our lives...it's a question that we answer, whether we know it or not. So who is Jesus, and more pressing, who is Jesus for you? In this series, we'll explore who he is.
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Reimagine
On January 23, we will be unveiling a new vision from God for Park Church - a picture of what could be, because of what should be. In order to prepare us for the vision launch, we will be spending some weeks hearing about the vision that God has, and that God has given to his people in powerful ways.
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Christmas Eve: 3:30 & 5:00 (3:30 Live-stream)!
As if your calendars weren’t marked already, but Christmas Eve is coming on December 24! We’ll have two services at 3:30 & 5:00. We can wait to see you and celebrate the birth of our Lord together. We’ll have Park Kids classes for ages 2 through 3rd grade at the 3:30. For the 5:00 service, we’ll have activity bags so that your children can sit with you during the service. Invite family and friends and more!
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Wait For It
We’re all waiting for something. In fact, it could be said that most of our lives are spent, in some way, waiting. Waiting for a relationship, a job, our financial situation to change, the pain to go away. The things we find ourselves waiting for tell us a lot about who we are, especially our deepest longings. Most importantly, they tell us about the one to whom all our longings point. This Advent, we are beginning a new series called “Wait For It.” We’ll walk through some reflections from the ancient poet/prophet, Isaiah, exploring what the things we wait for reveals about us – and how, ultimately, they point toward the God who has come to us in Jesus.