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Hidden Hope: The Women Who Paved the Way (Ruth)
Pastor Mark reflects on Ruth’s story in this week’s Advent series, Hidden Hope: The Women Who Paved the Way. Explore how Ruth’s faithfulness, courage, and hospitality reveal God’s presence in everyday moments.

Sermon Discussion Guide for Hidden Hope: The Women Who Paved the Way (Ruth)
Take your reflection deeper with this week’s discussion guide, exploring themes of hidden hope, hospitality, and God’s love through the story of Ruth. Perfect for small groups or personal devotion time.

Hidden Hope: The Women Who Paved the Way (Rahab)
In this Advent sermon, Pastor Mark delves into the story of Rahab from Joshua 2, highlighting her unexpected role in God's plan and her inclusion in Jesus' genealogy. He challenges us to recognize and honor those who are often overlooked, reminding us that in God's narrative, everyone holds significance.

Discussion Guide for Hidden Hope: The Women Who Paved the Way (Rahab)
Engage with Tamar’s story through this week’s discussion guide. Explore thought-provoking questions about justice, hidden hope, and how we can create a community of belonging rooted in God’s love.

Hidden Hope: The Women Who Paved the Way (Tamar)
This week, Pastor Mark Hanna opened our Advent series, Hidden Hope: The Women Who Paved the Way, by sharing Tamar’s powerful story. Discover how her courage in the face of adversity challenges us to reflect on justice, kinship, and God’s boundless inclusion.

Sermon Discussion Guide for Hidden Hope: The Women Who Paved the Way (Tamar)
Engage with Tamar’s story through this week’s discussion guide. Explore thought-provoking questions about justice, hidden hope, and how we can create a community of belonging rooted in God’s love.
The Days Are Surely Coming
What does it mean to speak truth to power and trust in God’s enduring Word? In this sermon, Pastor Mark reflects on Jeremiah’s courage and God’s promise of a new covenant written on our hearts. Be inspired by the message of love that outlasts fear.
Sermon Discussion Guide: The Days Are Surely Coming
Dive deeper into Pastor Mark’s sermon with questions and reflections on faith, justice, and God’s enduring promises. This guide will help you explore how we can live out the truth of God’s Word written on our hearts.
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Roland Park Presbyterian Church is a local community of faith that was founded in 1901. RPPC is an inclusive and welcoming member congregation of the Presbyterian Church (USA) and More Light Presbyterians as well as an Earth Care and Matthew 25 Congregation that is pursuing justice, practicing hospitality and engaging curious faith. RPPC worships together each Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
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Fear can convince us that we are alone, that everything depends on our own strength and that the worst possibilities have the final word.![]()
But Pastor Mark reminds us: “We do not need to live in fear, because God is already with us.”![]()
Trust does not mean pretending that life is easy or that our fears are not real. It means believing that the God who brought all things into being loves us more than we could ever imagine and will not leave us to face life alone.![]()
If you missed Sunday’s worship service, you can watch it on RPPC’s Facebook page Roland Park Presbyterian Church ![]()
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How can environmental restoration and responsible development help renew South Baltimore—and what might this work teach us about supporting neighborhoods across our city?![]()
Join us on Tuesday, September 8, at 7:00 PM for Reimagining South Baltimore: Environmental Restoration, Responsible Development, and Renewal, featuring Brad Rogers, Executive Director of the South Baltimore Gateway Partnership.![]()
Learn about the significant work underway in South Baltimore and stay afterward for light refreshments and conversation.![]()
📍 Roland Park Presbyterian Church Sanctuary
4801 Roland Avenue, Baltimore
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Presented by the RPPC Racial Justice Committee and Earth Care Committee.![]()
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When life brings pain, disappointment or failure, it can feel as though we have been left to manage everything alone. Sunday’s message offers another possibility: God meets us in our weakness and remains with us through every part of the journey.![]()
If you missed worship yesterday, watch the service on RPPC’s Facebook page @Roland Park Presbyterian Church and hear Pastor Mark’s final sermon in the “Disputing with God” series.![]()
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You do not need to have God—or life—completely figured out before coming to church. Bring your questions, your hopes, your doubts, and your whole self. Wherever you are in your personal faith journey, there is a place for you here. Join us for worship tomorrow at 10:30 AM at Roland Park Presbyterian Church. All are welcome.![]()
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Baltimore, Maryland 21210
