DPC In Action

Pastor John Willingham honors our dedicated young people in recognition of the Universal Day of Prayer for Students as marked on the Presbyterian calendar. He notes that in the midst of COVID, our students, parents, and educators have pulled together to adapt to an ever-changing educational landscape.

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Each morning, we’ll be sharing a daily micropractice to our Facebook and Instagram pages. Comment and follow along with pastors, staff and each other!

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In today’s devotional, Pastor Roberta leads us on the first step of the Lenten season as we journey together toward Easter.

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In today’s devotional, Pastor Roberta Kearney tells the story of Elijah as found in the book of Kings. Roberta looks ahead to the beginning of the Lenten Season and Ash Wednesday, when ashes will be offered at various times in the Narthex throughout the day. We invite you to join us if you are able […]

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s final public speech is the focus of today’s devotional led by Pastor Pauline Sexton. She reads a passage from the Book of Exodus, which Dr. King also referenced that day in Memphis. Bridges and Beacons is shared on Mondays and Wednesdays. We hope these devotionals continue to offer a chance […]

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Pastor John reads from the Gospel of Matthew which recounts the dramatic events that unfolded between Jesus and three of his disciples known as the Transfiguration. Mark Helms offers an uplifting rendition of “Shine, Jesus, Shine,” as we gather together for today’s edition of Bridges and Beacons. Bridges and Beacons is shared on Mondays and […]

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Thank you to everyone who participated in the online Mission Market and Giving Tree. All of the gifts on the Giving Tree (over 150!) were purchased. As this online format was new this year, we would be grateful if you completed this brief survey so we can hear from you about the experience: bit.ly/DPC-Survey.

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Mina Choi continues our celebration of Black History Month as she turns to “Go Down Moses” to illustrate how African-American Spirituals often used Biblical stories to parallel the hopes and sorrows of their people.

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This month’s edition of The Tidings highlights Black History Month. As we begin to join together as a Matthew 25 Congregation and move toward our stated focus of dismantling racism and its intersectionality with poverty, celebrating the voices from the past and embracing the visions of the future becomes more important than ever. Also inside […]

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Mark Helms leads us through today’s devotional as we begin our recognition and celebration of Black History Month. We invite you to visit our Black History Month homepage in the “Upcoming Events” section to explore all the ways we can join together during this time.

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