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Greetings,
Happy New Year!
If it's been awhile since you've been to our website, you will notice that we are making strides to keep our website fresh and up to date.
We've added three new features under the Resources tab of our website:
1) Sunday School lessons-Now you can listen to past Sunday school lessons from our 9:30 Sunday School service as well as following along with downloadable notes when available. This feature was implemented back in November when Pastor Dale had started the Newcomer's series, and we are currently tracking along with Pastor Dale for his current series, How People Change, based on the book by Paul David Tripp and Timothy S. Lane.
2) Podcasting-We also now have 2 podcast feeds that you can subscribe to through iTunes for both our Sunday School and worship services. If you have a smartphone or compatible device, you can use the device scanner to automatically subscribe to the podcast feeds as well.
3) Order of Worship-Although this is not a brand new feature, this feature has been brought back to make all copies of our worship services available for reference.
If you have any questions or would like to submit feedback, please feel free to email me at
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Welcome to Colleyville Presbyterian Church |
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Our purpose at Colleyville Presbyterian Church is pretty simple. It is to know God and make Him known to others; to glorify God by enjoying Him now and for all eternity; to worship Him in joy and the beauty of holiness; to serve Him and one another in love; and to grow together to maturity in Jesus Christ as individuals and families. It is our goal to disciple God's people through the preaching and teaching of the Word of God that we might be the alternative and parallel community that Christ calls His Church to be. By alternative we mean that the community of God's people ought to be marked by values, beliefs, conduct, and a world-view that are distinct from the secularism of an unbelieving culture. By parallel we mean that the community of God's people, while distinctive, is not isolated from the culture in which we live and move and have our being. We are constantly interacting as salt and light, showing forth God's love, mercy, justice, and life transforming truth. |
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