NorthPark Presbyterian Church

The Conversation

— September 12, 2017

The Time In Between

What do we do to sustain a focus on others and a sense of continuing gratitude on the average, ordinary days?

— September 6, 2017

BIG Celebration!

We invite you to come celebrate with us and join us on our journey, hoping and praying as the Lord leads us to new endeavors.

— September 4, 2017

Barth & The Confessing Church

“Barth” is pronounced “Bart” much like everyone’s favorite Simpson, but Karl wasn't the type to get upset over…

— September 3, 2017

Bonhoeffer: Model of Christian Witness

This 20th century reformer is widely considered an exemplar of religious courage and creativity.

— August 28, 2017

Powerful Preacher, Courageous Reformer

It has been said of John Knox, he was a man "who neither flattered nor feared any flesh."

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Brent Barry is Senior Pastor at NorthPark. You can help him continue Sunday morning discussions of faith throughout the week by joining the conversation here on the blog. Let us hear from you!

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.

Shane Whisler is our Parish Associate. He's married to Rev. Pat Felter. Together they have two thoughtful teen daughters and a menagerie of animals, all of whom enjoy the city-farm life.

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.

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.

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