NorthPark Presbyterian Church

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— May 30, 2018

You, and You Alone

You must let go of the why and focus on the what... if you want to make a difference and give it all you’ve got...

— May 23, 2018

Remembering Pentecost in Ordinary Times

A meditation on Acts 2:1-21 – as we strive to remember we are living in a new world with even greater days to come!

— May 15, 2018

The. Church. Is. Not. Dying.

Our confirmands are ready, right now, to serve. These newest 11 members are not the future of the church. They are the church…

— May 8, 2018

Meet Your {Awesome} Blog Team

Following a brief post-Easter respite, we're back on schedule and taking a moment to introduce you to the writing team.

— April 24, 2018

The Epitome of Tension

Can tension be defined as the Holy Spirit? Can tension be defined as a manifestation of our faith?

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Kelly Staples is NorthPark's Associate Pastor and Director of Youth Ministries. She is a graduate of Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary and is a fan of most fried foods and all the Texas Rangers.

Dr. Suthee Thumasathit is a Thailand native who grew up in Iowa and is now practices medicine for Texas Health Resources. He is a leader in NorthPark's Thai Fellowship and a current church elder.

Jennifer Hancock-Gattis joined NorthPark in 2007 and is an ordained elder. She holds a Ph.D. in American Studies from the College of William and Mary and an M.A. in Religion from Yale.

Ty Gomez is a NorthPark member, PCUSA ordained elder, and soccer dad. In his spare time, he practices law, plans more unfinished woodworking projects, and cooks for the women in his home.

Frank Lewis has been a NorthPark leader and member since 1998. Midwestern by birth, he currently resides in Ruston, Louisiana, with his family of five with their dog, Gumbo.

M.E. Clary, Director of Media & Church Relations, writes for the blog only occasionally but tweets consistently (on behalf of everyone) since they don't use Twitter much.