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A Place for the Mind and Heart

Worship is the heartbeat of the Christian life. Child care is provided for infants and toddlers. Children age four and older attend worship and leave for Sunday School following the sermon, except for the first Sunday of the month when they stay to join the parents and other adults around the Communion Table for the celebration of Holy Communion.  Each Sunday School session deepens the learning from the Sunday worship experience, allowing parents the opportunity to discuss over lunch and throughout the week what they have experienced.

Join Momoh Freeman and Pastor Gordon Stewart on Sundays at 9:30 a.m.

HUNGRY FOR SOMETHING SUBSTANTIAL?

Click here for videos of Shepherd of the Hill sermons by Pastor Gordon Stewart, whose  sermons have been published in two volumes of Harper-Collins' national sermon collections.  The same voice you will hear from the pulpit is heard regularly on MPR's "All Things Considered" Llisten to "Quiet at 4:00 AM". 

Photo of Harper-Collins sermons volumePastor Gordon Stewart and congregation at worship

THIRSTY FOR JOY?

Shepherd of the Hill Church in Chaska jazz-gospel-classical pianist Momoh Freeman, pictured here in trhe benebit concert for Haitian relief, brings tears to our eyes and puts smiles on our faces with his soulful improvisations of Precious Lord, Be Thou My Vision, Amazing Grace, I've Got Peace Like a River, Elijah Rock, and A Mighty Fortress Is Our God.

SHPC pianist Momoh Freeman in concert for Hait relief

SUNDAY, 9:30 a.m.

Shepherd of the Hill Presbyterian Church in Chaska Pastor Gordon Stewart preaches this Sunday and Shepherd of trhe Hill jazz-classical pianist Momoh Freeman, pictured above at the Hearts for Haiti concert, leads the music.

Pastor Gordon Stewart brings the same insightful messages to the worship as he brings to the Upper Midwest on "All Things Considered" over the airwaves of Minnesota Public Radio.  For a sample, listen to his MPR commentary following a week's vacation in the Boundary Waters and the death of Michael Jackson. His sermons have been appeared in The Christian Century and in two national sermon collections published by Harper & Row.  The Sermons page gives a taste of what we experience every Sunday.

The power of the pulpit at Shepherd of the Hill Church in Chaska is matched by the joyful music of jazz-gospel-classical pianist Momoh Freeman and of organist-pianist Linda Livers.  

Everything at Shepherd of the Hill is anchored in the love of God for everyone - and we DO mean every one.  We are also a good home for people who are looking to have their hearts and minds stretched by that divine love.

Shepherd of the Hill Presbyterian Church is located at the SouthEAST corner of State Highway 41 (Chestnut Street) and Engler Boulevard.  We're one block west of Chaska Community Center.  Click on the map link at the top of this page or the one below for a Google map to find your way to the church door.

Shepherd of the Hill Presbyterian Church in Chaska is at the SouthEAST corner of State Highway 41 and Engler Boulevard on the way to the Chaska Community Center.

MAP to 145 Engler Blvd., Chaska, MN 55318 

Shepherd of the Hill Presbyterian Church in Chaska - Host of First Tuesday Dialogues - is a place for the mind and heart celebrating God's unconditional love for everyone worship, education, outreach, and public dialogues that recover the public square and promote the common good in the name of Christ.  Shepherd of the Hill Pastor Gordon Stewart, frequent guest commentator on MPR's "All Things Considered," is our Pastor.  Music by SHPC pianist Momoh Freeman and SHPC organist Linda LiversShepherd of the Hill is the only Presbyterian Church in Chaska and Carver County.  Our people come from many traditiions: Roman Catholic, Lutheran, Congregational, African Methodist Episcopal, Baptist, Moravian, Unitarian-Universalist and no religious background. You'll be welcome.

WCCO and Fox News coverage of 9/11/10 Sermon "The Power of a Single Voice" at Shepherd of the Hill Church in Chaska.

Sermon and Music from 9/11/11 at Shepherd of the Hill Church in Chaska.