Mars Hill Church
www.marshillchurch.org
Seattle, WA
About
When the apostle Paul stood atop Mars Hill, he proclaimed good news to a diverse people steeped in philosophy, culture, and spirituality. Mars Hill Church seeks to continue that legacy in modern-day Seattle. Our city is a place much like first-century Athens: a marketplace of ideas, a vibrant arts community, and a metropolitan hub.
“Paul then stood up in the meeting at the Areopagus (Mars Hill) and said: ‘Men of Athens! I see that in every way you are very religious. For as I walked around and looked carefully at your objects of worship, I even found an altar with this inscription: TO AN UKNOWN GOD. Now what you worship as something unknown I am going to proclaim to you.’” —Acts 17:22–23
Our church is more than a building, an organization, a man, or a Sunday. Mars Hill Church is a group of missionaries, a family of believers, a population of diverse individuals united by a common relationship with Jesus Christ.
We strive to worship Him with every aspect of our lives, as we enjoy our city and its culture, as we laugh and eat good food with friends, and as we serve each other, our neighbors, and our Lord Jesus.
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Jan 15, 2009
[Cinemagogue] The Fall in Winter
On a snowy Seattle night in late December, "Pushing Daisies" fans braved the icy road warnings and packed into Mars Hill | Lake City
Jan 15, 2009
[Cinemagogue] The Final Word on 2008
Now that 2009 is well underway, the Cinemagogue reviewers are taking a moment to look back at our favorite films of 2008. To refresh your own memory of the past year in films, visit the Wikipedia page on 2008.
Founder and Reviewer James Harleman's picks
1. Dark Knight
Jan 8, 2009
[Cinemagogue] Iron Clad, Full-bodied Review...
Comic fans are debating which film was the best of 2008... the wonderful whimsy of the invincible
Dec 24, 2008
[Cinemagogue] Sparkly Vampires and Another Cultural Phenomenon!
review of TWILIGHT
by Caitlyn Stark
starring Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson
directed by Catherine Hardwicke
Rated PG-13
Hey everybody, I'm back and bringing you another cultural phenomenon. This time, there are no singing and dancing high school students! This …
Dec 18, 2008
[Cinemagogue] Romantic Comedies are of the Devil?
Part of Cinemagogue's vision is exposing the truth that we let film, like a video pulpit, preach through narrative and influence how we think, feel, and act. It's always fascinating when academia comes along and says what we've been exploring for some time. In BBC News, …
Top 5, Sep 4, 2007:
Just finished Marks book "conffessions of a ref...." great stuff.
Top 5, May 10, 2007:
hrmmm