Pray with us
God, give us eyes to see the wideness of your world, shimmering with beauty and holiness.
Stimulate our imaginations, infusing us with courage and hope.
Surround us with friendship.
Plant us as seeds of resurrection.
Amen.
With God as the burning center, we are restored toward our true humanity.
Eugene’s life–his books and sermons, prayers and friendships–hummed with one basic, unwavering theme: God. The pastor’s essential responsibility, Eugene insisted, was to stand amid our confused, restless world and speak one word: God.
In the same way, poets and novelists, carpenters and musicians—artists of every sort—are necessary guides because with every sentence, brushstroke or cut of the saw, their creativity (whether they recognize it or not) point us to the origin of all beauty.
An Evening of Music with The Porter’s Gate
On Tuesday, October 3 @ 7:30pm, join us for a beautiful night as we present “An Evening of Music with The Porter’s Gate” – featuring new songs inspired by The Message, along with other favorites.
Doxology
Doxology is a gathering for all of us, befuddled or hopeful (or both) who long for the simple, sacred life that flows from the Father, the Son, and the Spirit.
The Journal
Longing for a Faithful Way
What if, rather than increasing effectiveness or building platform or maximizing efficiency, our churches and our neighborhoods really need friendship, humility, and wisdom?
Holy Presence: Eugene Peterson’s Pastoral Vision
“Pilfering through the cabinets at Christ Our King Presbyterian’s library, I found boxes of cassette tapes affixed with old, wrinkled labels chronicling decades of Sundays when Eugene was their pastor. I carried several home…”
