Platt Park Church in Denver, CO shares how the search committee is prayerfully seeking our next pastor, outlining progress, next steps, and ways you can support this pivotal season of transition.

A warm blanket during a medical scan becomes a reminder of God’s comforting love—and an invitation to share that comfort with others.

A reflection on Jesus as the resurrection and the life—and the invitation to live with hope, purpose, love, and joy instead of fear.

The Teaching Team introduces a series exploring the invitations of Jesus in John’s Gospel and how we respond to a God who desires relationship with us.

Platt Park Church’s First Trimester Financial Update for 2025 highlights a strong start to the year. The community raised $4,563.59 during the Easter offering to support migrants and local ministry partners. The High School France Mission Team is nearing their $20,000 goal, with close to $18,000 already raised. From January through April, the church received just over $222,000 in total income—slightly below the same period in 2024—but Sunday offerings have increased by nearly 15%. Expenses have decreased to approximately $244,000, down from nearly $291,000 last year, resulting in an operating shortfall of about $41,000, which is typical for this season. The church continues to steward resources carefully and encourages ongoing support to sustain its mission and ministries.

Discover Platt Park Church’s journey as they join the City Classis within the Reformed Church in America. This move fosters collaboration with urban ministries across the U.S., enhancing community engagement and addressing unique city challenges. Learn how this transition enriches their mission and strengthens connections with churches in cities like Chicago, Philadelphia, and San Francisco.

Holly reflects on Ash Wednesday and Lent as invitations to embrace our humanity, surrender control, and become more attentive to God’s presence.

The Teaching Team introduces Jesus’ “I Am” statements in John and invites us to grow in curiosity, intimacy, and understanding of who Jesus is.

Children are encouraged to recognize their God-given uniqueness and discover how their gifts can help others, show kindness, and make a difference.

A reflection on moving beyond short-term spiritual focus and learning to adore Jesus with consistency, patience, wonder, and lifelong attention.