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Unlock personal growth & change with Soul Care Ministry: holistic support, rooted in Scripture, centered on Christ's love.| College Park Church
Unlock personal growth & change with Soul Care Ministry: holistic support, rooted in Scripture, centered on Christ's love.| College Park Church
Christian lament interprets pain by grieving for what lies underneath, and it longs for a better day under the rule and reign of Christ. And that is why to cry is human, but to lament is Christian. The post Lament Tunes the Heart appeared first on College Park Church.| College Park Church
We can cry out to God in our human pain, and we can do so with a hope that one day God will make everything right. In our lament, we can still trust. The post Remember the Past in Present Lament appeared first on College Park Church.| College Park Church
One way we experience the love of God is by living in open fellowship with other Christians.| College Park Church
The creeds remind us that the church has always faced trials and troubles, even sometimes at the time of their writing, and yet the church has continued to march on. The post Why Do We Need the Creeds? appeared first on College Park Church.| College Park Church
College Park’s seventh annual publication of Altitude: Stories of Impact is now available! This diverse collection of stories gives practical examples of how our Core Values are foundational in both church ministry and the lives of College Park members. Read through Altitude to see the unique ways God has moved in the lives of people […] The post Altitude: Stories of Impact 2025 appeared first on College Park Church.| College Park Church
Don’t try to live as a “lone ranger” Christian. Use the opportunities around you to find the community that God intends for you to have.| College Park Church
Whether single or married, let’s all live on mission for the glory of God. Because that is our greatest goal in life! The post Stop Sharing Bad Advice with Your Single Friends appeared first on College Park Church.| College Park Church
College Park Church was informed by INDOT that beginning on or after Monday, July 14 through the spring of 2026, the I-465 overpass on Township Line Road, just south of the church, will be closed for reconstruction and the addition of a multiuse path. The official detour during construction will follow 86th Street to Ditch […] The post Closure on Township Line Road appeared first on College Park Church.| College Park Church
Anxiety grows in times of loneliness and isolation like kindling to a flame—the more it’s stoked, the more it builds. Surrounding yourself with safe people and sharing from a place of vulnerability dumps a bucket of water on that kindling of anxiety so it doesn’t continue to grow. The post Learning to Manage Anxiety appeared first on College Park Church.| College Park Church
Written bySoul Care PodcastonJuly 7, 2025| College Park Church
Helping our teens understand the gospel and how to apply God’s Word to their lives is one of the most helpful things we can teach them. Their anxiety may never “go away” entirely. However, their struggle can tether them to the gospel and deepen their love of Jesus as they experience his peace firsthand.| College Park Church
The Portico has been such a gift. Let us rejoice over God’s blessing of this amazing resource to College Park Church! May we continue to build one another up in love for each other and our neighbors as we use this space for kingdom purposes.| College Park Church
Simply put, burnout is living from a place of reactivity and stress. It’s coming from a place the opposite of self-awareness.| College Park Church
