
Ask anything. Doubts welcome. Mark Clark, bestselling author of The Problem of God, takes real questions live at Hue.Church.
Mark is the founding pastor of Village Church in Vancouver, BC, one of the most secular cities in North America. He's known for taking skeptics' questions seriously, no dodging, no scripted answers.
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One service, 10:30 to 11:30. Doors open at 10:15.
Mark answers questions from the room. Nothing pre-screened.
Hue Kids runs the full service, ages 0 to 11. Check-in at 10:15.
Coffee's on us. Free lot on-site, no parking stress.

Mark Clark is a pastor and bestselling author, the founding pastor of Village Church in Vancouver, BC, and the author of The Problem of God. He's the pastor skeptics actually listen to.
Mark planted Village Church in one of the most secular cities in North America and grew it into a thriving multi-site community by refusing to dodge the hard questions. His book takes on suffering, science, hell, hypocrisy, and the resurrection with the kind of intellectual honesty Silicon Valley actually respects.
He's preached at Hue.Church twice before, and he's back on Sunday, August 16 at 10:30 AM to take your questions live.
No. You're welcome whether you drop a question or just come to listen. The form is optional, seats are not.
No. Come as a skeptic, leave when you want. Nobody will put you on the spot or ask you to do anything but sit and listen.
Mark Clark is the founding pastor of Village Church in Vancouver, BC and the bestselling author of The Problem of God, a widely-read book of Christian apologetics that takes skeptics' questions seriously.
Yes. Hue Kids runs during the full service for ages 0 to 11. Check-in opens at 10:15 AM.
Free parking on-site at 2670 El Camino Real, Santa Clara.