Underwood Hills Presbyterian Church

Yes, this church was in USA Today because it has a worship service where people can bring their dogs. This is only one way that the church is reaching out to people on the margins of society and sharing Christ's love with them. This church also partner's with a homeless shelter, a prison ministry, and has in-depth Bible study and Sunday School classes for children and adults. If you are interested in being part of a church that does things a little differently, but has a big heart for Jesus, you should check it out. You may be surprised by what you find!

this hankhawk guy is a joke

I read the article in USA Today newspaper and am confused aboutthe depth of your religous beliefs.I like dogs, but throughout the entire newspaper article I didn'tsee any reference to Jesus Christ, but only to God with somegeneral statement, "There's room in the second row becausein the kingdom of God, the last are the first," referring tolatecomer who arrived.I hope I'm wrong, but I've met dog owners who almost "worship"their animal to the point of focusing their entire wakinglife around the dog. My question is "Do these people coming to your church spendmuch time reading the Holy Bible throughout the day, or do theyspend most of their time doing things with/for their dog?One person said, "their dog is their best friend." Isn't Jesussupposed to be your best friend? If a person feels like they're motivated to attend your churchbecause their dog is welcomed there, those people have to havea greater relationship with Jesus and come to a church to hearthe loving mercy of Jesus Christ,