Weekly articles

Platt Park Church celebrates generous giving, support for ministry partners, a completed roof project, and a strong financial position as the new fiscal year begins.

Using Jacques Cousteau’s experience and Acts 5, this reflection considers how slowing down, remaining present, and trusting God can bring greater clarity and spiritual discernment.

Holly reflects on the 2026 RCA General Synod and the Reformed Church in America’s 400-year tradition of storytelling, honest reflection, welcome, and trust in God’s faithfulness.

This reflection invites us to receive communion as an intimate encounter with Jesus—an experience of reconciliation, grace, and God’s deep love.

The Teaching Team reflects on Jesus, Pentecost, and the early church in Acts as God’s life unfolds through communities shaped by love, healing, and service.

A reflection on living by faith when life feels uncertain, trusting God’s presence and helping one another find hope through Christian community.

Explore a deeper life with God through John 15, trusted books, podcasts, and apps selected by Platt Park Church’s Teaching Team.

Platt Park Church hosted a conversation with James K. A. Smith on mysticism, art, faithful uncertainty, and finding deeper trust in God’s presence.

Summer of Fun offers simple ways to connect through hikes, game nights, backyard gatherings, and other activities hosted by the Platt Park Church community.

A project update on replacing all six flat roofs and caring for Platt Park Church’s historic Denver building for future worship, hospitality, and community.

A Holy Week reflection on Jesus’ final hours, the tension of Good Friday, and the resurrection hope that waits beyond the darkness.

Allison reflects on Platt Park Church’s RCA City Classis meeting and the denomination’s commitment to thoughtful dialogue, creative ministry, service, and supporting churches in community.

Platt Park Church shares its January–February 2026 financial snapshot, with updates on giving, expenses, stewardship, and its fiscal-year transition.

Lent invites us to slow down, create space, and draw closer to God through fasting, prayer, generosity, and intentional reflection.

A reflection on the gift of worshiping together and living as the body of Christ—serving with compassion, healing wounds, and restoring hope.

Holly reflects on how choosing authenticity, presence, and belonging creates a courageous community where deeper relationships and joyful connection can grow.

Platt Park Church celebrates a fully funded 2025 budget, generous support for ministry partners, community growth, and preparations for needed roof repairs.

The Unfolding Life follows Acts to explore the Holy Spirit, the growth of the early church, life in community, and how God’s kingdom unfolds today.

An Advent reflection on enduring uncertainty, trusting God in unresolved seasons, and remembering that we are never alone in the waiting.

Nativity scenes from different cultures reveal the beautiful truth that Jesus came for all people, inviting every tribe and nation into worship.

The Teaching Team introduces Advent as a season of expectant hope, exploring God’s coming through the traditional themes of hope, peace, joy, and love.

Holly shares a family gratitude-tree tradition and reflects on thankfulness for the relationships and community found at Platt Park Church.

Holly shares highlights from the City Classis gathering and reflects on Platt Park Church’s connection to the Reformed Church in America.

James reflects on the health of Platt Park Church and invites the community into transparency, shared responsibility, and God’s unfolding story.