Welcome
We are so glad you found us! Cottonwood Presbyterian Church has been a witness to Christ’s love, grace, and hope in the southeast part of the Salt Lake Valley for over 70 years. We are a warm, friendly, and diverse congregation that enjoys worshipping together using a variety of musical styles. Most folks know us because of our SOUL Garden which is a community garden that has been on our property since the 1980s or because of our work with one of our many mission partners.
Join us for worship on Sunday at 10:00 a.m.
Nursery Care available from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Fall Sermon Series
This fall, join us for "Come Follow Me," a new sermon series through the Gospel of Mark. Jesus moves with urgent purpose, revealing Himself as both the miracle worker who restores the broken and the suffering servant who gives His life for many. He reaches the margins, offers radical forgiveness, and models a self giving love that isn't just something to admire from a distance, it's an invitation. To the questioning, the weary, the devoted, and the seeking, Jesus issues the same call: Come and follow. This season we'll explore what it costs, and what it gives, to answer that call ourselves. Come as you are, bring a friend, and walk in the footsteps of Jesus with us this fall.
Parenting is often the most joyful and yet demanding thing we do and none of us were meant to do it alone. ROOTS is a new class designed to gather parents together for honest conversation, practical wisdom, and mutual encouragement. Whether you are navigating the early years of childhood, the complexities of adolescence, or anything in between, ROOTS offers a space to learn, reflect, and grow alongside other families in our congregation. Come as you are, bring your questions, and discover that the village you have been looking for might be closer than you think.
ROOTS: Raising Our Own Through Support
life together
Here at Cottonwood we seek to be a community in Christ together, for the World. We do that by worshipping together, serving together, learning together and just being together. Here are some ways to get connected in the following weeks.
One of the many ways we hear the voice of God is through art.
I have found that music is especially meaningful for me in my exegetical process as I listen for what God is saying to us each week in our scripture and how that is expressed in sermon.
I invite you to listen to this playlist that I have curated as we all prepare to hear what God has to say to us this week in worship.
Enjoy! Pastor Nathan
