Why Haiti?
I believe every follower of Christ ought to experience a cross cultural missions experience in their lifetime to allow God to speak to their hearts and enlarge their mission perspective beyond their own world.
I believe every follower of Christ ought to experience a cross cultural missions experience in their lifetime to allow God to speak to their hearts and enlarge their mission perspective beyond their own world.
Through the support of families and small groups from this church, Pulpit Rock was able to make it a reality for 10 families to move from a temporary shelter to a permanent home in Haiti.
Many people think they don’t have a choice but to be busy. There are choices, they may just be hard ones! Here’s how one family is choosing to make rest a priority.
This 2-day gathering will bring women together from around the world to wrestle with belief that God is real, the places in our lives where we are struggling with unbelief, how can we overcome unbelief and then what God can do with our belief.
What is rest? And what does it look like? How would you describe someone who is at rest? I find these questions difficult to answer. I’m not always sure what rest is. I DO want to know what rest is and I want to experience rest for myself. At Pulpit Rock, we want that for you too.
I am heading into this holiday season with mixed emotions. I am joyful and sad at the same time … a tension I am not able to resolve.
We are happy to share some exciting news for the Custer family! (They grow up so quick …)
I believe God wants to speak to us in 2016 about journeying with him with sustainability, health, and rest. And we’re starting this journey on Sunday, December 27th.
While the political issues are complex, at Pulpit Rock our call to love is simple. The issue is not whether or not we should welcome refugees. Here is how Pulpit Rock is planning to love and serve the refugees already in – and coming to – our city.
We’re trying out something new in our Children’s Ministry. Kingdom Kids will be not be meeting on the 5th Sundays to allow you to worship with our entire church body by attending service with your family. Here’s why.
Have you ever wondered how to respond to Jesus’ story in Matthew 25 about feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, welcoming strangers, visiting prisoners? Here’s one hands-on, local opportunity.
We shared with you last week that in a couple weeks, Jonathan begins a three month sabbatical. This will be an extended time of rest, travel and study. We wanted to answer a few questions that you might have.