We are so grateful for all the families who have been hosting their own neighborhood parties and truly having such an incredible time joining in with our friends at COSILoveYou for their 1,000
Ten years ago, our church offered assistance to those with 'game changer' ideas they wanted to pursue. We had a desire to organize a street BBQ event, but it felt somewhat daunting. The offer of
From Bunkbeds to Meals
For a number of years, the Love Your Neighbor Bunkbed Team has served families in our community by building bunk beds for foster families, kinship families, and at-risk
This summer, our students, ranging from 5th to 12th graders, had the opportunity to serve at a different location every Thursday. The goal was to give our students a chance to see what's happening in
New Backpacks & Volunteers Needed!
The Backpack Bash is an annual collaborative effort involving more than 70 local churches, businesses, nonprofits, and school and government partners to
Who We Are:
For over 40 years, Mercy’s Gate has served the working poor in El Paso County through a variety of direct services including rent/mortgage assistance, utility assistance, bus
Living Sent:
Meet Rey & Lydia Reyes. They are part of the Pulpit Rock community and have attended both the Living Sent class at PRC a year ago, and more recently, were part of the Imagine
Ask- a- Moms
On our recent visit to the UCCS campus to pass out cookies and hugs, the big highlight of the day was meeting a beautiful, sweet young lady. I waved her over and she listened to part of
A few months ago we were chatting with some people after church, one of them a college student. She had been our kids favorite babysitter as a middle and high school student, and over the years we’d
Over the past three years Pulpit Rock has been developing a close relationship with our partner school, Panorama Middle School, in Southeast COS. October 1st we have the opportunity to love on
Throughout this mini blog series from Kaitlyn Schiess, we've reshaped how we think about spiritual disciplines and rhythms, why they matter, and how they help us to better love our neighbors.
We
All for the Sake of Our Neighbor is a mini blog series from Kaitlyn Schiess focused on healthy spiritual practices and rhythms that help us better love others.
So what are spiritual disciplines and
We're kicking off a mini blog series from Kaitlyn Schiess this week! All for the Sake of Our Neighbor is a series of posts all about healthy spiritual rhythms and practices that help us better love
If you’ve been at Pulpit Rock for a while, you may have heard of Pancakes on the Porch. A Pulpit Rock family started this a few years ago as an effort to meet their neighbors and live “sent” into
Faye Palmer, one of our Pulpit Rock group leaders is finding a way to stay engaged in serving others using her talents.
This time of social distancing and connection mostly by computer screens has
The other day I was at Costco. Yes, buying toilet paper. They were doing a really great job of keeping people apart, controlling crowds, and wiping down surfaces.
But I caught myself doing
Last year, our family decided to make Halloween a little more intentional in terms of meeting our neighbors. After all, if you are a Christ-follower that desires to be a presence in your neighborhood,
What is happening with the parking lot near the Student Center?
If you've been at church the past few weeks, you may have noticed that we've been doing a little demolition of our west parking lot.
Recently, our family made a big move to be closer to Pulpit Rock, our coffee shop, and the places we are creating community. We left a great, and large, house of seven years in Monument and
SENT is part of a new weekly series telling stories of people at Pulpit Rock living missionally in their unique contexts. We believe that all of us have been SENT into our neighborhoods, workplaces
SENT is part of a new weekly series telling stories of people at Pulpit Rock living missionally in their unique contexts. We believe that all of us have been SENT into our neighborhoods, workplaces
SENT is part of a new weekly series telling stories of people at Pulpit Rock living missionally in their unique contexts. We believe that all of us have been SENT into our neighborhoods, workplaces
SENT is part of a new weekly series telling stories of people at Pulpit Rock living missionally in their unique contexts. We believe that all of us have been SENT into our neighborhoods, workplaces
SENT is part of a new weekly series telling stories of people at Pulpit Rock living missionally in their unique contexts. We believe that all of us have been SENT into our neighborhoods, workplaces
"Evangelism is faithful and imaginative communication that implores others to step into the Kingdom, to join the family, and to accept their adoption as sons and daughters."
-Scott Sunquist (Fuller
We have another story to tell you about a small group service project. This one is about community. About starting new relationships. About stepping outside our front door and breaking down imaginary
My family and I have been going to Pulpit Rock for a little over a year. When the church we had previously considered our family closed, we were more than disheartened. It can take so long to find a
