Note from the Pastor: January 12, 2024

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Church Family, the sermon I preached on last Sunday touched many of you. I received numerous positive comments on it. I take no credit for it. God led me to the scripture and poured out the message. The sermon was about change. Change is on the minds of many right now due to my upcoming read more

Note from the Pastor: January 5, 2024

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Change Change is coming our way. I will retire from Ministry on March 31, 2024. In a matter of weeks, the names of an Interim Pastor and new pastor will be determined by The North Texas Conference Cabinet, in consultation with our church’s Staff Parish Relations Committee, and shared with the church. Whew!! That is read more

Note from the Pastor: November 3, 2023

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The State of the Church – Hamilton Park United Methodist Church Here at The Park, we consider ourselves Holy Ghost headquarters because we strive to be infused with the Spirit of God. This year, we intentionally wanted the Holy Spirit in our lives and we started a Fifth Sunday Prayer and Anointing Service with our read more

June 24, 2022: A Word from the Pastor

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What is a District Superintendent? Church Family, we are very excited to host our District Superintendent Rev. Edlen Cowley on Sunday as our preacher. Rev. Cowley has been watching our successes here at The Park, and now is our opportunity to hear him. Some of you may not be familiar with the term “district superintendent.” read more

June 17, 2022: A Word from the Pastor

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As your pastor, I am continuing to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s disease. Why? This disease impacts members of our congregation. According to experts, Alzheimer’s is more prevalent in the African American and Hispanic communities because we get diagnosed later, and the disease has progressed. Our church is Alzheimer’s aware due in part to Sherial Zeno read more