My girls had a great summer. They learned how to swim. They went to the beach. They had friends over. I'm waiting a few more summers, before I teach them the joy of running the mower, though . . .
Because of Parkway Heights' children's ministry, they also had a great time at the zoo, the water park, and more. Here's a little video of what they did this summer. Maybe it'll make someone's back to school essay this week.
Here's the video of the "why" for our Building concept. It's about 9 minutes long of me explaining why the Building Committee came to their decision about removing some buildings and replacing them with one new facility.
If you would like to see the architects' presentation (a much longer video), simply contact the church office and we'll loan you the DVD.
A group of Parkway Heights members traveled to England with Bishop Hope Ward to tour important historical sites in remembrance of Charles Wesley's 300th Birthday. Charles wrote over 5,500 hymns as a part of the Methodist revival movement. He was the Chris Tomlin/Matt Redmond of his day. This is our final Summer Reflection piece. I hope you've enjoyed them. Say thanks to Biker Dave for all his great work on these. The hardest part was getting them on YouTube so we could tie them to the Blog. Enjoy!
Our Navajo VBS team went to Utah this year and did a great job working with a group of about 40 children for the week. Here's their story:
For seven years, Parkway Heights has traveled to Honduras to work with small villages. I've been privileged to travel with the team 3 times. It's an awesome way to watch God work. Here's what we did this year:
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For the past 10 months, we've partnered with Woodley School, just a few blocks from Parkway Heights to provide support for the students, faculty, and staff. This video shows a little bit of what we've been about.
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This Summer, we've been reflecting on the mission our church has been about over the past few months. Biker Dave figured out YouTube, so we're going to put the videos up. Here's the first one about Buras, LA.