Central West End Church

We live in a world that is being torn apart by division, polarization, tribalism, demonization, and violence. Our world desperately needs people to bridge the division and begin the work of reweaving a world that’s tearing apart. Jesus shows us how in the seventh beatitude.

We live in an incredibly distracted age (especially digital distractions), with many different things competing for our limited attention. Yet what we give our utmost attention to is deeply connected to the persons we become. How? Jesus shows us in the sixth beatitude.

We live in an incredibly distracted age (especially digital distractions), with many different things competing for our limited attention. Yet what we give our utmost attention to is deeply connected to the persons we become. How? Jesus shows us in the sixth beatitude.

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If you’ve ever felt like there are corners of your life that aren’t quite “right,” and that there’s another kind of life available to you (of peace, joy, light, beauty, goodness, etc), Jesus shows us what that is. It’s righteousness. What does that mean? Join us as we explore the fourth beatitude.

If you’ve ever felt like there are corners of your life that aren’t quite “right,” and that there’s another kind of life available to you (of peace, joy, light, beauty, goodness, etc), Jesus shows us what that is. It’s righteousness. What does that mean? Join us as we explore the fourth beatitude.

We live in a time of profound social, political, and religious unrest. Many of us are questioning what the Church's relationship to government, to justice, and to power ought to be. Jesus tells us: "Blessed are the meek." But what does that mean? And does that hold any answers to the questions our world is asking? Join us as we seek to listen to Jesus.

We live in a time of profound social, political, and religious unrest. Many of us are questioning what the Church's relationship to government, to justice, and to power ought to be. Jesus tells us: "Blessed are the meek." But what does that mean? And does that hold any answers to the questions our world is asking? Join us as we seek to listen to Jesus.

Ungrieved losses lead to unhealed lives. This beatitude (“blessed are those who mourn”) gives us Jesus’s answer to the grief of our pain and loss, enabling us to grieve our losses, and find healing for them.