APRIL 2014

Christ Lutheran Church • Highlands Ranch, CO • Gathering † Gifting † Sending

Harrington is an inner-city Denver school that Christ Lutheran has adopted. Each year, CLC hosts a carnival at the school (located at 36th and York), typically on the �rst or second Saturday in May. The carnival features games and a bounce castle. The carnival is free to all students and their families. There is also a food booth serving brats and hot dogs, soda, chips, candy and pickles that is free to everyone in the school.

Donations of hot dogs, brats, soda, small bags of chips, pickles and candy bars are being accepted for the food booth. Donations of booth prizes are also being collect-ed. If you are interested in giving a cash donations to o�set the $2000 we spend on games and prices that would be greatly appreciated. Volunteers to help run the carnival may sign-up on the response sheet. Working this event makes a great service project for individuals, families, small groups, and con�rmation groups. If you are going to work please arrive no later than 10:00 am.

FIRST IMPRESSIONSIt's that time of year again to start thinking

about CLC's beautiful landscaping.

There is a diagram with all the plots you can adopt. Some of them have been adopted already so please check the sign-up sheet

in Debby's o�ce for availability. The duties include weeding, pruning, planting and

dead-heading. This is a wonderful way to keep our church looking great!!!

Harrington ElementaryCARNIVAL

Saturday May 10th, 2014 • 11am-1pm

Expenses, Special Fundsand Special Projects

CLC �nancially like everyone else is seeing our expenses grow and for now out pace our income for our General Fund. Meanwhile we are getting Special Projects done because of past special funds we have received by generous donors.

One of the best ways to help on our General Fund expenses is to sign up for Electronic Giving. Electronic Giving gives us a much more steady income rather than the peaks (Easter and Christmas) and valleys (Summer). Of course special gifts for the General Fund are welcomed too.

The Special Projects through Special Funds are things like rerouting a sewer line from the basement that has been a problem over the years including freezing in winter, closing the pre-school. We will soon try to address the carpet in the hallways leading to the Youth Room and O�ces as well as in the SonRise Room and Nursery. Hopefully we will be able to repair outside stucco damaged from wood peckers and paint the exterior of the buildings. There are more but I will save them for another time!

10/14/1985 to 10/14/2015Did you know in just a little bit more than a year, Christ Lutheran Church will be celebrating 30 years in High-lands Ranch? That’s right, our 30th Anniversary will be here before you know it. How should we mark it? How should we celebrate it?

Interested in exploring those questions? Have com-ments or ideas? Want to help? Please call or email me at 303 791-0803 or pstrfstr@clchr.org and we will try and set a date to meet together as soon as possible.

Pastor Tom’s MessageSTAFF:Rev. Tom Shelly, Sr. Pastor

pstrfstr@clchr.orgRev. DJ Dent, Associate Pastor

pastordent@clchr.orgDebby Kinsella

Director Outreach/Equippingdkinsella@clchr.org

Gary KnutsonDirector of Youth & Family

gknutson@clchr.orgDeb Morgans

Director of Preschooldmorgans@clchr.org

Mary BehnkeAdministrative Manager

mbehnke@clchr.orgSallie Burns

Financial Secretarysburns@clchr.orgLinda HolcombeDirector of Music

lindaholcombe64@gmail.comNicholas Koltay

Administrative Assistantnkoltay@clchr.org

Carrie MalleryPrincipal Pianist

Larry ScalfariPianist

Barbara PiersonDirector Nursery Ministry

Barbara.Pierson@comcast.netMeliha & Predrag Vajzovic

Custodians

CHURCH COUNCIL:Ken Kronebergerkenk@jcmh.orgLee Bergstrom

lee_berg@yahoo.comNancy Bauer

nancybauer@q.comRick Boyer

safetyguy74@yahoo.comJulie Waggoner

waggoners5@gmail.comNorm Beulke

nbeulke@gmail.comAdrian Hafner

backyardkids@hotmail.comBret Sumner

bretsumner@hotmail.comJohn Ringkob

jer@dascoinc.comJohn Riley

johnriley05@comcast.net

All articles, photos and notices for the next issueof CrossWord are due by the 15th of the month.

Send to mbehnke@clchr.org. Editor reserves theright to edit for content and space.

Easter Cycle+ Easter Spirituality

Last month we began our Lenten Journey and Lenten Spirituality. It has been great for over a month to focus upon prayer and the petitions of the Lord’s Prayer. This month we enter into the Easter Cycle and Easter Spirituality which is one of Joy! I am hoping we can visually express some of that Joy of the Resurrection through our Sacred Art in the Sanctuary with our Tree of Life! While during Lent we sang,

“Tree of Life and awesome mystery in your death we are reborn”

now we change that to

“Come and Gather beneath the Tree of Life; root of wisdom, branch of peace, fruit of healing and release. Come and Gather beneath the Tree of Life!”

I like the symbolism of a tree that deep roots in history and tradition while stretching its branches and leaves skyward in Thanksgiving! I like the symbolism of a cycle, a circle that spins, renewing, recycling, recreating!

And so we prepare, worship leaders, pastors, musicians, parishioners and many more not just for a celebration but a turning point, a change and chance, that God gives over and over again.

So let us continue the journey! Enter the cycle! Gather with others! Be renewed! Grow, reach up and dig down. This is our Easter Spirituality!

Please be aware of our Easter changes of worship times this year for Easter Sunday only.

Many Blessings + See you in Worship + Pastor Tom +

Pastor DJ’s MessageOne recent Wednesday evening, we had three young gentlemen standing on the chancel trying to hold 40-60 pound objects in the air. Despite being told that they could set the objects down at any time, they all did their best to keep them up in the air until the time for the task had ended. I used this as a metaphor for Jesus’ invitation to forgive-

ness, and our resistance. Since I wasn’t feeling very well that evening, I wasn’t particularly quick on my feet. If I had been, the responses of the boys made even better points than ones I had thought of while constructing the meditation for that evening. I’d like to share those thoughts now.

When I had helped the guys put their weights down I asked each one of them a simple question: “Why didn’t you put the object down?” I will o�er my thoughts on their responses below one at a time.

1) “Because I didn’t trust you.” This was later clari�ed as “I thought it was a trick.” Of course, it would be �tting to be duped into such a trap, especially since they know their pastor’s propensity for prank-playing. For the sake of seeking forgive-ness from God and each other this makes a fantastic point. We don’t ask forgiveness of one another, or God, or even o�er forgiveness for fear that something else will be attached. We fear judgment, or to put it another way, confession of sins makes us look like less in the eyes of another. We would rather carry the weight of the sin than be relieved of the burden.

2) “It was ok, once I balanced the box on my legs.” While creative, what I thought interesting about this point is that we would try and �nd ways to manage the weight rather than being free of it. We would justify it any number of ways, but letting go isn’t a possibility.

3)“I don’t know.” My personal answer. Maybe it’s because we really can’t name those reasons, or maybe it’s because we’re ashamed of what the answer really is, but this is the one I use most often when confronted with the possibility of forgiveness and letting things go.

It was wonderful to get to ponder these things after service although I wish I had been able to express them during worship. Perhaps all of these thoughts occur to each of us at given times when we are asked, “Why won’t you just let that weight go?”

Peace, Pastor DJ

Shepherds' groups are dinner groups of 8 people who meet four times in each other's homes between May and September. Each

time the group meets, the host provides the main dish, and the others in the group bring an appetizer, salad, or dessert. This is a great way to get to know other people, both members and visitors of CLC, on a more intimate basis. Adult only and family groups are available. Deadline to sign up is April 30th so please sign the response sheet.

MOPS Consignment Sale Consignors

Do you have clothes, toys, baby gear and sports equip-ment cluttering up your house? CLC MOPS is here to help! The New to You Spring/Summer Children's Consignment Sale is May 1-3 and you can be a consignor earning at least 70% of your total sales. Registration begins Friday, March 14 and there is a limit of 150 consignors so don't wait!

Go to www.newtoyousale.orgfor information and to register!

JOIN A SHEPHERDS'DINNER GROUP

Thank You!On behalf of my surviving brothers and

their families and for Wendie, myself and our extended families, I'd like to thank many of you for your prayers and cards of condo-lences on the loss of two of my older broth-

ers: Jack (75) and Bob (69), both of whom su�ered catastrophic heart failure within 10 days of each other. Both were very active in their respective Lutheran churches and we'll

miss them both tremendously.

Again, thank you for your prayers.

Ronald A Moses

atChrist Lutheran Church

Palm Sunday, April 13thWorship 8:00, 9:30 and 11:00am

Breakfast 8:30-11:30am(Fundraiser for Sr. High Mission Trip)

Maundy Thursday, April 17thWorship 7:00pm

(Celebration of 1st Communion)featuring Crossroads Band

Good Friday, April 18thWorship 12:00pm

7:00pm (Cantata by Celebration Choir)

Easter Saturday, April 19thEaster Worship 5:00pm

Easter Sunday, April 20th, 2013(New service times)

He is Risen!

Easter Worship7:30 / 8:30 / 10:00 / 11:30am

Join us for

Holy Week& Easter

Join us for

Holy Week& Easter Easter Egg Stuffing & Toss

Easter is coming soon and every year we toss plastic Easter eggs with an invitation to Palm Sunday breakfast and listing of our Holy Week services on the lawns of our neighbors and friends that don’t have a church home. Please join us on Wednesday April 2nd at 10:00am to help stu� the eggs. Then, grab a bag of eggs from the Narthex on the weekend of April 5th & 6th and take them with you to toss. This is great fun especially for the kids.

Stations of the Crossin the Sanctuary on Good Friday

We will be projecting the Stations of the Cross from 10:00 to 11:30 am and from 1:00 to 5:00 pm on Good Friday. Please just go into the Sanctuary any time during those hours.

Easter Lilies and PlantsEaster Lilies and Easter Flowers may be purchased in memory or honor of someone meaningful in your life. The plants will be $16 each and will decorate our Sanc-tuary on Easter. We now have envelopes to place your check in located in the Narthex. Fill out the information needed on the front of the envelope and place it in the o�ering plate or the basket provided in the Narthex. You may also indicate on your check the name of the person and in memory or honor of that individual and place your check in the o�ering plate or sign up on the response sheet.

Placing the Flowersand Butterflies on Good Friday

We will be placing the �owers around the Altar after the Good Friday Service as well as butter�ies on a barren tree that will be located in the Sanctuary. If you can stay an extra 20 minutes to help please sign the response sheet.

Nursery Volunteers for EasterWe are in need of people to help in the nursery during the 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 am services on Easter Sunday. If you can help please sign the response sheet.

Volunteers Neededto Clean up the Church After Easter

On Wednesday April 23rd at 10:00 am we will be cleaning up the church after the big Easter

weekend. If you can help us put back chairs, move plants and just do

minor clean up please mark the response sheet.

Decorating the Churchand Organizing Easter Flowers

We will be decorating the church for Easter on Thursday, April 17th at 9:00am. That same day we will be taking the �owers out of boxes and watering them to be placed after the service on Good Friday. We will also set up for Maundy Thursday hand washing. If you can help please sign the response sheet.

Volunteers Needed to Water the Plants After EasterWe need people to water the plants for 2 weeks after Easter. If you are available please sign the response sheet.

Worship Team TrainingWe will have a training for all of you who have signed up to be on a worship team for Easter services. The training will be held in the Youth room on April 13th (Palm Sunday) at 9:00 am ( between 8:00 & 9:30 services). Please sign the response sheet if you are interested.

Worship Teams for EasterDo you like to Usher or serve Communion, but not all the time? We could really use your help at any of the 4 services Easter morning and the Saturday 5:00 service. With the goal in mind of trying to be able to comfort-ably �t as many people as possible into our Sanctuary over the course of four services on Easter without having to send people to the Fellowship Hall these are the times we have decided on 7:30, 8:30 10:00, and 11:30 am. Please note that all of these times are di�erent from previous years. There are clip boards with sign- up sheets in the Narthex on the wall, or you can sign the response sheet. If you are on a worship team and can help us please pick the service that works best for you and let Debby know.

Easter ShuttlePlease don’t forget to ride the shuttle for Easter Sunday. At a time when we worship over 2000 people on a weekend this will insure that our guests have a place to park. The shuttle will run back and forth from the south-east corner of the AMC parking lot across from Outback from 7:00 to 11:30 am Easter Sunday April 20th. This is a fun way to meet others on your way to worship.

Volunteers Needed

Please join us in the fellowship hall for wonderful fresh baked goodies after services on Easter Morning. If you are interested in supplying baked goods

please sign the response sheet.

Refreshments in theFellowship Hall on Easter Sunday

Happy BirthdayBen Coleman April 1Esther Trautmann April 1Kathryn Van Dewerker April 1Hannah Archuleta April 2Jake Beauchamp April 2Gary Butler April 2Sheldon Hafner April 2Madison Hegre April 2Dan Johnson April 2Janet Kracht April 2Shelby Mulverhill April 2Abby Porter�eld April 2Laura Agustin April 3Erving Anderson April 3Jordan Faessler April 3Dwight Roinestad April 3Julie Skelton April 3Angela Smith April 3Anne Buderus April 4Quinn Hunchar April 4Evan Lambert April 4Ray Christensen April 5Kevin Henningsen April 5Ethan McGraw April 5Jackson Mundell April 5Lara Oleson April 5

Stephanie Radtke April 5Steve Schaeberle April 5Jim Schleuder April 5Andy Stevens April 5Jameson Switzer April 5Tom Bielefeldt April 6Danica Rowe April 6Elizabeth Zorn April 6Dan Abraham April 7Linda Cook April 7Grant Hansen April 7Russ Hunchar April 7Elise Schauer April 7Helen Beulke April 8Judy Siel April 8Dru Boggs April 9Peyton Friend April 9Amelie Heiner April 9Audra Hillier April 9Brianne Mavis April 9Donna Riley April 9Ken Kroneberger April 10Angela McCrosky April 10Andrea Peters April 10Haley Radochonski April 10Olivia Johnson April 11

Lara Marxhausen April 11Zooey Hill April 12John DeBoer April 13Forrest Green April 13Guy Haller April 13Brian Morgans April 13Austin Alexander April 14Sandy Buechler April 14Russell Hunchar April 14James Rand April 14Pastor Tom Shelly April 14Hunter Snauwaert April 14Jen Henningsen April 15Oliver Knau� April 15Carlos Castro April 16Ryan Lindemann April 16Brandon Morken April 16Lisa Shimonkevitz April 16Pam Jewett April 17Camryn Kramer April 17Carl Saur April 17Rick Versen April 17John Wilson April 17Ashley Evens April 18Ian Heiner April 18Katie Pinon April 18

Juanita Buckel April 19Ryan Cummings April 19Roger Green April 19Ashley Flynn April 21Chris Poltl April 21Paul Pontius April 21Marcia Strom April 21Lexi Bauer April 22Courtney Belin April 22Je� Bergstrom April 22Fred Parsa April 22Charlotte Wilson April 22Charles Morse April 23Richard Oleson April 23Brady Subart April 23Kyle Henningsen April 24Linda Holcombe April 24Joanne Hollowell April 24Harriette Shelly April 24Chrissy Beukelman April 25Chery Koury April 25Leslie Sanner April 25Sydney Anne Cantrell April 26Lynette Kramer April 26Kaleigh Kreimeyer April 26Dennis Gereaux April 27

Ryan Knau� April 27Aaron Newman April 27Jason Radtke April 27Tara Vogler April 27Steven Almer April 28Kelly Bergstrom April 28Karlton Lauer April 28David McCrosky April 28Benjamin O'Brien April 28Laura Reeves April 28Alexandria Reeves April 28Shalean Rowe April 28Evan Rowell April 28Kaila Scarlett April 28Michelle Sinclair April 28Kyle Versen April 28Cameron Radtke April 29Garren Richard Saewert April 29Brownie Smook April 29John Friend April 30Jennifer Gunther April 30Andrew Holcombe April 30Nancy Hubbard April 30Kelly Melcher April 30Jake Stein April 30Susan Thoennes April 30

A season of new things and beautiful wonders outside. During the month of April we will be busy celebrating Easter with egg hunts, butter�ies, Spring, and the great-est gift Jesus has given to us! We will also be talking about careers with our older children and inviting parents in to share their jobs with our little ones. If you have a job you would like to share with the children, please give us a call in the preschool at 303-471-9290 and we can schedule you to visit on Career Day. Conferences will take place later in the month giving the teachers and parents time to re�ect on the wonderful progress their child has made over this past school year. And, we will begin to plan for our Graduation ceremonies in May and all the fun activi-ties that come with the close of a school year.

We will host a Family Art Show and Spaghetti dinner night on Friday, April 25th. The children will display art they have created for their families and be the stars of the evening. If you have an item you would like to contribute to our auction (a way to advertise a business as well), we would welcome the donation. Preschool Appreciation Sunday is on the 27th at the 9:30 a.m. service. Some of our children will be singing for you!

Blessings and Happy Easter from the Preschool! Summer camp is available to all children 3 years through 6 yrs. 11 months old. Registration is available at any time. There will be four, two week sessions. June 2nd-12th, June 16th-26th, July7th-17th and July 28th-August 7th. Camp will be held Monday through Thursday mornings from 9 am–1 pm or 9am–4 pm. You can select any number of days to attend. There is a $25, one time supply fee per each child regardless of how many sessions you attend. This fee is all you need to reserve your space and payment is due when your camp session begins. If you would like a registration form, please email us at dmorgans@clchr.org. We can let you know what other paperwork might be required if you are not currently attending the preschool. The themes are Beach/Ocean, Art, Zoo Animals, All things outdoors. We will have a funtastic time! **Camp does not meet over Vacation Bible School week which is the week of July 21st.** Registration for VBS will come from church.

“Christ is Risen, He is Risen Indeed!” A blessed month to everyone!

Deb and Blair

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

8:30 AM Preschool12:00 PM OWLS Luncheon5:30 PM Parent's Night Out

8:30 AM Preschool11:15 AM Staff Mtg.5:00 PM Crossroads Band6:15 PM Praise Team6:30 PM Audit Team Mtg.7:00 PM BLAZE

Egg pick-up8:30 AM Preschool4:30 PM Joy Choir5:00 PM Carillon Ringers5:15 PM Lenten Dinner/ Chili cook-off7:00 PM Lenten Service/ Faith Mentoring

8:30 AM Preschool9:00 AM MOPS Mtg.4:30 PM Joy Choir5:00 PM Carillon Ringers5:15 PM Lenten Dinner/BBQ Brisket night7:00 Lenten Service/Faith Mentoring

8:30 AM Preschool9:00 AM Adult University4:30 PM Douglas County Singers6:00 PM Cub Scout Den Mtg.7:00 PM Celebration Choir

8:30 AM Preschool9:00 AM Adult University1:00 PM PAT Meeting4:30 PM Douglas County Singers-7:00 PM Cub Scout Leader Mtg.7:00 PM Celebration Choir

8:30 AM Preschool9:00 AM Rejoice Circle

9:00 AM Chicks w/Sticks5:00 PM Worship/CC5:00 PM Parents Night Out

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Egg Toss8:00 AM Worship/CC9:30 AM Worship/SS11:00 AM Worship/CC11:00 AM BAPTISM - Kahsay11:00 AM Prepare Easter Children's Activity Bags12:15 PM Jubilation Choir12:15 PM 1st Communion Class7:00 PM AA Meeting

6:30 AM Men's Breakfast Group8:30 AM Preschool9:30 AM Beth Moore Bible Study7:00 PM Boy Scouts7:00 PM Personnel Mtg.

8:30 AM Preschool11:15 AM Staff Mtg.5:00 PM Crossroads Band6:15 PM Praise Team7:00 PM BLAZE7:00 PM Council Mtg.8:00 PM mops set-up

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APRIL

PALM SUNDAY8:00 AM Worship/CC8:30 AM Palm Sun. Breakfast9:00 AM Worship Team Trng.9:30 AM Worship/SS11:00 AM Worship/CC5:00 PM Dynamite Youth7:00 PM AA Meeting

6:30 AM Men's Breakfast Group8:30 AM Preschool9:30 AM Mission Quilters9:30 AM Beth Moore Bible Study6:00 PM Boy Scouts Venture 7:00 PM Boy Scouts7:00 PM Legacy & Endowment Mtg.

8:30 AM Preschool11:15 AM Staff Mtg.1:00 PM Visiting Nurse Assoc.5:00 PM Crossroads Band6:15 PM Praise Team7:00 PM BLAZE

8:30 AM Preschool10:00 AM MOPS Steering4:30 PM Joy Choir5:00 PM Carillon Ringers7:00 PM Celebration Choir

MAUNDY THURSDAY8:30 AM Preschool9:00 AM Adult University9:00 AM Flower prep4:30 PM Douglas County Singers7:00 PM Maundy Service/ 1st Communion7:00 PM CLC Military Ministry

8:30 AM Preschool 11:15 AM Staff Mtg.5:00 PM Crossroads Band6:15 PM Praise Team7:00 PM BLAZE8:00 PM mops set-up

8:30 AM Preschool 9:00 AM MOPS Mtg.4:30 PM Joy Choir6:30 PM Confirmation Music7:00 PM Confirmation Learning Event

8:30 AM Preschool 4:30 PM Douglas County Singers6:30 PM Cub Scout Mtg.

8:30 AM Preschool Art Show/Auction Setup8:30 AM Preschool8:30 PM 8th Grade Spring Lock-in

GOOD FRIDAY8:30 AM Preschool9:00 AM Rejoice Circle10:00 AM Stations of the Cross Self guided meditation12:00 PM Noon Service1:00 PM Stations of the Cross - Self guided Meditation7:00 PM Good Friday Service/ Cantata

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EASTER SUNDAY7:30 AM Sunrise Service8:30 AM Easter Worship10:00 AM Easter Worship11:30 AM Easter Worship7:00 PM AA Meeting

20 OFFICE CLOSED6:30 AM Men's Breakfast Group8:30 AM Preschool 9:30 AM Beth Moore Bible Study4:30 PM Brownie Troop7:00 PM Boy Scouts

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8:00 AM Worship/CC9:30 AM Worship/SS9:30 AM Preschool Appreciation11:00 AM Worship/CC12:15 PM Jubilation Choir12:15 PM Baptism Class7:00 PM AA Meeting

27 6:30 AM Men's Breakfast Group8:30 AM Preschool9:30 AM Mission Quilters6:00 PM Boy Scouts Venture 7:00 PM Boy Scouts

28 8:30 AM Preschool 11:15 AM Staff Mtg.4:00 PM Confirm. Pastoral Interviews5:00 PM Crossroads Band6:15 PM Praise Team6:30 PM Sons of Norway Directors Mtg. -tentative7:00 PM BLAZE8:00 PM mops set-up

29 8:30 AM Preschool9:00 AM mops consign.4:00 PM Confirm. Pastoral Interviews

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22 23 24 25 12:00 AM 8th Grade Spring Lock-in7:00 AMGeneral Maintenance1:00 PM Eagle Court of Honor5:00 PM Worship/CC

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Palm Sunday decorating5:00 PM Worship/CC

10:00 AM Crossroads 5:00 PM Worship/CC

Each spring, our Legacy & Endowment Team is charged with the task of selecting and awarding at least one $500 scholarship to a quali�ed applicant; that being:

(a) a con�rmed member of Christ Lutheran Church,

(b) a graduating high school senior or a currently enrolled college student studying for an under graduate degree and

(c) having a minimum G.P.A. of 2.5.

Applications will be available beginning Monday, March 17th from the CLC website or from the o�ce. The dead-line for submission is April 30, 2014.

Legacy and EndowmentScholarships for 2014 Upcoming Events

April 9th - Lenten Dinner (BBQ Brisket night)

April 13th, 8:30-11:30 - Palm Sunday Breakfast Menu is Scrambled eggs, sausage, Canadian bacon, fruits, pastries, OJ, milk, and co�ee. The Sr. High is hosting for their mission trip.

April 25th & 26th - 8th Grade Lock-inStarts at 8:30 pm and goes until 8:30am. This lock-in is for 8th graders getting con�rmed in May and to prepare them for their interviews with the Pastor's.

April 27th, 9:30 - Bible Bowl for Sunday SchoolHeld in the Fellowship Hall.

8997 S. BroadwayHighlands Ranch, CO 80129Change Service Requested

There’s a place for you!Outreach MinistriesFair Trade Co�ee ProjectELCA World HungerThe Gathering PlaceGrant Avenue Street ReachHabitat for HumanityHarrington ElementaryLutheran Family ServicesAdult Mission TripsOutreach UgandaUrban Peak(MOPS) Mothers of Preschoolers

MusicCelebration Choir Crossroads Worship BandCon�rmation ChoirJubilation ChoirJoy ChoirCarillon Ringers

Preschool

Followers of Jesus Christ

Caring ConnectionIndividual Care TeamCon�dential Prayer TreeCard MinistryNew-Mother MinistryPrayer Shawl KnittersChefs for ChristPastoral Care and CounselingChicks with SticksMission Quilters

Youth & Family MinistriesSunday SchoolDynamite Youth Group (4th, 5th, 6th graders)Blaze (High School Youth)Sr. High Mission TripCon�rmation (7th & 8th graders)First Communion classesFirst Bible classesBaptism classesFamily Nights