Ministry at DSPC

If you've looked at the back of the bulletins on Sunday mornings you will find listed as ministers, the Congregation and Pastor Nancy Marroquin. No matter how young or old you may be, at DSPC you are a minister and the work you do is important.

On April 13, 2008, two-year old Jake Dannemiller took it upon himself to minister to the entire congregation after the baptism of his baby sister, Audrey. Maybe Jake was celebrating the baptism or maybe he was was just moved by the spirit. Whatever the reason, Jake had the entire congregation foot-tapping and hand-clapping as they joyously sang "Amen" -- and this was in a Presbyterian Church. Check out this video of Jake in action. It's a rather large download, but it's worth the wait!

DSPC in the Community

On Thursday, April 24, ground was broken for the new Hays County Precinct 4 offices and the County Commissioner's Court in Roger Hanks Parkway. Nancy Marroquin was invited to offer a blessing on the occasion by Karen Ford, County Commissioner and a member of DSPC. Pictured with Nancy and Karen is Whit Hanks, developer of Roger Hanks Parkway, named in honor of his late father.

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"Gateway to the Arts Studio Tour" on May 17, 2008

The DSPC Art Team will join the Tour as a participating gallery. We will feature not only talented artists from our congregation, but we will also provide artists with no studio a place to display their art, and our members will be able to visit all the galleries on the tour.