Partners on the Journey
5441 SE Belmont St., Portland, OR 97215 | Sundays @ 10am, Coffee and community all-day throughout the week New Here?Live StreamSunday Gathering
We gather in community on Sunday mornings at 10:00. We have a different format for our time together depending on what Sunday of the month it is.
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Our Mission & Vision
Mt. Tabor Presbyterian Church, as a people called by God,
experiences God’s unconditional love through Jesus.
We know that the Holy Spirit is at work in our world ahead of us.
We worship together, and follow Jesus by:
opening our doors,
sharing sacred space,
listening, serving,
creating, and learning.
All this we do in the hope that God’s shalom will be made real and tangible
for the healing of our neighborhoods and the nations.
Latest Message
Forgiveness
Exodus 32:1-14; Luke 15:11-32 “I will NEVER forgive him!” I can’t tell you how many times I have heard that. Then it continues: “And I don’t think I SHOULD forgive him. Some things should never be forgiven.” So goes the common wisdom of our day. I hear it most often...