Parkside News
Recent Blogposts
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Meet Ralph and Bob, Parkside
During the last week of August, cement trucks came in droves and crews poured and finished the foundation for Parkside Church’s new children’s wing. Once the concrete was set, crews were onsite at the start of September to begin setting the steel beams for the rest of the structure. Both projects mark major milestones for Parkside’s vision of building into the next generation and have been expertly managed by our representatives in the field, Ralph Repp and Robert (Bob) McCoy, co-owners of Choice Repps Construction Advisers.
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Building Into the Next Generation: Changes Around Parkside Church
Parkside Church’s vision for Building Into the Next Generation has been rooted in the importance of investing in Gospel relationships for Gospel growth which includes the care and education of our children. God has guided and blessed us in many ways throughout this journey, and we are excited to announce that we are ready to begin construction of the eagerly anticipated new wing for our growing Children’s Ministry.
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Building Into the Next Generation Update: Plans for the VFW Building
The unassuming, faded yellow building that once cared for Veterans of Foreign Wars has long sat as the quiet neighbor of our busy and bustling Parkside Church. Acquired by Parkside in 2009, the site of the old VFW building will find new purpose as the home of Truth For Life, Pastor Alistair Begg’s teaching ministry.
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Building into the Next Generation: Building Plans Update
At our annual meeting Alistair updated the congregation on the elders’ current thinking on the plans for Building into the Next Generation. He acknowledged that it has been a prayerful and profitable exercise to have our plans refined. We are seeking to achieve our initial objectives in a different way.
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Update of Building Plans
On Sunday, October 14, 2012, at the 7 p.m. service, Parkside Church held its 2011 annual meeting. During that time, Alistair Begg, on behalf of the Elders, updated the congregation on the refinements to our vision of Building into the Next Generation.
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Help Make Parking Smoother
On Sunday Mornings (beginning Oct. 28) the center entrance to the parking lot will be closed. Use the East (right) entrance for arriving and departing to Rt. 306. Use the West (left) entrance for arriving and departing to Rt. 43. Thanks!
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Building Into the Next Generation: Gospel Impact in Our Region
Last week, 50 kids from Parkside Church teamed up with an additional 185 kids from around the country to serve our neighbors in the Northeast Ohio communities of Bedford, Bedford Heights, Walton Hills, and Euclid. Under the guidance of student missions organization, World Changers, members of Parkside's youth ministries painted, re-roofed, and performed other light construction jobs on 26 sites in the area.
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Seeing Our Vision Globally, Regionally, and Locally
Parkside Church’s vision for Building Into the Next Generation has been rooted in the importance of investing in Gospel relationships for Gospel growth with our church serving as a launching pad for global, regional, and local growth. As we continue to pray about our church family’s future, we are grateful for God’s guidance as He continues to provide us with opportunities for these relationships that reach far beyond our immediate geographical reach.
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Be Involved in the Lake County Church Plant
As we continue planning to plant a church in mid to late 2012 there are two ways that you can be involved. Our goal is to have 500 prayer partners and you can become one. Or you can commit to what we hope to be 200 people who will be part of our core team.
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Extending our Reach for Gospel Growth: Lake County Church Plant
At the start of 2011, Parkside's leadership team presented their vision for Building into the Next Generation which rests squarely on the importance of gospel relationships. As God continues to guide our steps towards fulfilling this vision, we are blessed to have the opportunity to extend our reach for gospel growth through the establishment of a regional church in Lake County.