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Worship Service is every Sunday at
10:15 AM
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OUR LATEST SERMON:
August 9th, 2020
In this week's service we continue our August sermon series, People and Practices of Peace. We are joined by Rev. Sarah and Kristen Wolslegel. Rev. Sarah reflects on the story of the humming bird told by Wangari Maathei and the power a single seed can hold. Kristen share's UCC Longmont's, Environmental Justice Ministry's plan to help create a greener and more sustainable world.
OUR RECENT SERMONS:
August 2nd, 2020
This week we are joined by Rev. Amelia as we move into our August sermon series, People and Practices of Peace. Building off the previous lessons in our June and July sermon series' we take a look at how story that asks us to reflect on kindness. The podcast concludes with a meditation that challenges us to give the same love we have for those close to us, to those that may challenge or frustrate us.
July 26th, 2020
In this week's service we virtually joined the Rocky Mountain Conference for their annual celebration. Join an inspiring worship service featuring pastors from Southeastern Association and a preaching moment from Rev. Dr. Susan Thistlethwaite with the video below.
July 19th, 2020
In this week's service we are joined by Rev. Sarah as we continue our Practices of Peace sermon series. We are asked to reflect on the power of non-violent resistance as Rev. Sarah shares numerous examples of peaceful protest that proved to be successful.