From HPUMC Outreach.

The image of God.

A first-hand account.

It's STILL Don & Fran All about "Big G, Little G"! Jackson

Doing Justice, Loving Kindness, Walking Humbly with God

Conclusion of the series.

First of a series.

First of two parts.

A class member shares her story.

Reinforcing traditional wisdom.

As told by the Church Archivist.

Two classmates share their heartfelt message.

The view from leadership of Thanks-Giving Foundation.

Perspectives from a successful career in the Oil and Gas industry, as well as an IT professional.

What could it possibly be?

Why the modern mind can't comprehend the principles of Christianity.

From liturgical repetition to contemplative thought, continued.

From Liturgical Repetition to Contemplative Thought

Reflections from three class members.

She built a career in global development working with the World Health Organization and other government partners to strengthen health, education, and economic development across 25+ countries. Then she went back to divinity school.

On Mother's Day.

A thought-provoking discussion.

Updates on numerous court cases involving religious freedoms, including some that have come before the Supreme Court.

A noted Bible teacher wraps up her series.

First of two parts.

A distinguished professor who works in the intersection of ethics and theology.

Reflections on the season.

A musical interlude from gifted artists.

On Spring Forward Sunday.

Reflections on the season.

Conclusion of the series.

Part two of "Aging With Purpose."

First of a three-part series.

Perspectives on the king who had everything.

Featuring a special musical interlude.

All the Benefits and Why Guts, Bravery, and Good Humor Are Our Best Tactics Now!

This service was established by John Wesley in 1775 to be an annual opportunity for focused self-examination, reflection, repentance and dedication for the purpose of renewing our covenant with God.

Second Sunday of Advent.

First Sunday of Advent.

The series about Solomon's teachings concludes on an interesting turn, focusing more precisely on our relationship with God as opposed to more verses on practical ethics.

Solomon’s prime guidance on how best to live, on good character and right conduct.

I’ve observed the task which God has given the sons of man to be concerned with: He made everything beautiful in its time; He’s also put an enigma into their minds so that man cannot comprehend what God has done from beginning to end. Thus, I perceived there is nothing better for them to rejoice and do good in his life. Indeed, every man who eats a…

Concluding the lesson from Hebrews 1: 1-4.

Hebrews 1:1-4

C. S. Lewis once explained that a miracle is something unique that breaks a pattern so expected and established, we hardly consider the possibility that it could be broken.

First of a series.

From the leader of a forthcoming church-wide series.

Praying for "peace like a river."

A deeply personal story.