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Mark Your Calendars There’s something for everyone
in the family this month at Faith!
07.02 Executive Committee
07.04 OFFICE CLOSED- Independence Day
07.05 Hour of Prayer
07.07 FireUp 07.08
VBS 07.09
VBS Council Meeting
07.10 VBS
07.11 VBS
07.12 VBS
07.13 High School Mission Trip Leaves
Progressive Dinner 07.14
Legacy Quartet 07.20
Worship Team BBQ 07.21
Bonfils Blood Drive 07.22—07.26
LWR Quilting Marathon 07.28 Fireup 07.30
Weavers of the Cloth
A few words from the pastor... Pastor’s Perspective
“But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends
of the earth.” Acts 1:8 On gratitude…Pastor Derik and I (along with our families) would like to thank you all for the incredible kindness and hospitality you have demonstrated by welcoming us into this church family. We so appreciate the help that was given with unpacking, the meals that have been provided, the assistance with fix-it projects around the house, and just the overall warmth with which you have received us. We are so excited to be here, and we look forward to working alongside you all for the sake of the Kingdom here in Longmont and beyond. On our recent “Invisible War” series…Now that we have reached the end of our four-week sermon series on “spiritual warfare,” our prayer is that Paul’s words to the Ephesians have helped to strengthen us all in our fight against the enemy. As a Lutheran church we likely don’t talk much about this topic, and so our hope is that this series has equipped us with the armor to “take our stand against the devil’s schemes.” Although the devil rages and evil persists in our world, we know that Jesus Christ has overcome the darkness…that is the truth we must proclaim! On our “Mission Possible” series in July…We are excited to begin a five-week sermon series focusing on God’s mission in and for the world. Pastor Derik will kick-off this series the last weekend of June, and it will conclude the last weekend of July with stories being shared from this summer’s mission trips here at Faith Community. We hope that you will join us for worship as we focus our attention on God’s mission and our role in that.
July Faith CommunicatorJuly Faith Communicator
One Nation under God we live Think about all some had to give
We the people share freedom’s life In a world of ever present strife
Be grateful to those who keep this true Warriors of our red, white and blue.
By Roger Robicheau
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Our family would like to thank you, once again, for the warmth with which you have welcomed us into this communi-ty of faith. We are thrilled to be here and excited for the numerous ways in which we will engage in life and ministry together.
Just as we look forward to getting to know each of you, here’ s a brief glimpse of our family in order to help you to get to know us a little better. Beginning with the new boss of our family, Emmaus turned one on May 6 and is daily discovering new things. We anticipate that he’ ll take off walking any day now. He is such a rich blessing to us, and we know that he will likewise be a blessing to all of you.
Marisa has set-up her home office and has resumed working at full speed. She works as a project manager for Open Systems, an accounting software company located in Minnesota. We were very blessed that she was able to keep her job when we moved, as they didn’ t want to lose such a valuable employee. Marisa is delighted to be working from home so that she’ ll be able to see Emmaus more throughout the day. In addition to her vocational accomplishments, Marisa has many other gifts. She is an incredible mother and such a loving and supportive wife. Her background is in education, and she received her master’ s degree and has taught at both the high school and preschool levels for several years. Her heart is truly in working with children, and she plans to eventually become more involved with the children’ s ministry at Faith Community. She enjoys cooking, rollerblading, and has a real eye for decorating.
As for me, Pastor Erik, I’ m so excited to be on staff here at Faith Community. It's such a privilege being a part of this great staff, and to be working alongside two very gifted pastors. I have no doubt that this is a place that will help me to grow tremendously as a pastor, and I'm eager to bring my passions to this place. I'm excited to see all that God has in store for this congregation in this next chapter. I'm eager to bring my passions for teaching, preach-ing, and worship to this congregation, and to focus my attention especially on the young adults/young families among us. Aside from my passion for my faith and ministry, I'm especially passionate about my family. I absolute-ly cherish being a husband and a father, as I am so incredibly blessed by Marisa and Emmaus. Baseball is my favorite sport, and I hope to help resurrect the softball team here at Faith Community. In addition, Marisa and I are looking forward to taking advantage of the numerous outdoors opportunities that Colorado has to offer.
We are so happy to be here, and we're looking forward to getting settled in this community and making Longmont our home.
God's blessings, The Gravrocks
Getting to Know the Pastors
Greetings Fai th Community,
Thank you for the warm reception and welcome you have given our family! Thanks to everyone who helped us unpack and get into our new home. Here is a li ttle information to help you get to know us.
Derik was born in Okinawa, Japan but grew up in the midwest. He received his BA from Grand View Universi ty in Des Moines, IA and his Masters of Divin-i ty from Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN. He served for eleven years in Clear Lake as pastor. During that time he spent five years on the Board of Direc-tors of Riverside Lutheran Bible Camp as wel l as serving on the Iowa District Council of LCMC. He served as a firefighter for 15 years and most recently retired from the Clear Lake Fire Department after 10.5 years. He is also an air-plane pilot, enjoys kayaking, hiking, camping, playing gui tar, biking, photog-raphy, and Chinese food.
Alvie was born in the Philippines but cal led the bay area (San Jose) of Cali-fornia home. She received her BS from Universi ty of California - Davis. She spent 12 years working for Roche (Biopharmaceuticals) in both California and New Jersey. She worked as a scientist in their labs with primates, worked on compliance with the FDA, as wel l as planning and outsourcing with their contract labs. Alvie has worked with an orphanage in Hai ti for several years and serves on their board in addi tion being Director of Commu-nication for the organization. She is very active and en-joys photography, kayaking, camping, hiking, gardening, and other outdoor activi ties.
Matthias (soon to be 14) wil l be entering 8th grade this fal l. He is very inquisi -tive and loves to figure out how things work, especial ly mechanical things. He enjoys people of al l ages and enjoys conversing with them. He is
passionate about flying and at this point hopes to be an ATP (Air Transport Pilot - ie. he wants to fly the big airliners). He loves his flight simulators, but also enjoys being outside.
Isaac, ten, is going to be in the 5th grade. He is ful l of energy and very outgoing. He is very intui tive and loves to have a great time. He has a big person-ali ty and loves to engage with people and make them laugh. At this point in time, he enjoys the spectacle o f W W E wrestling. He is responsible and takes great care of our dog. He plays soccer, loves monkeys, climbing, hiking, running, and jumping.
Murphy is our nearly 1 year old Chocolate Lab mix. She enjoys eating, being outside, eating, playing with her toys, eating, sleeping, chasing rabbits, eating, and cuddling with (more like "on") her family. Blessings, The Yarians 3
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Place: Faith Community Lutheran
Date: Sunday, July 14th
Time: 7:00pm
When Jim takes the stage, audiences know they're in for a treat before the first song is over. His infectious love of the guitar is evident in every arrangement, whether playing an original or covering one of his heroes, including the likes of Chet Atkins, Merle Travis and Jerry Reed.
Jim got his first guitar at the age of six. His ever evolving fingerstyle technique produces an exciting one-man-band sound which he applies to a wide range of songs from gospel to country, pop, classical and bluegrass. He rounds out his sound with alternate tunings and blistering banjo-style rolls that leave listeners looking around for "the other guitar player".
Sunday August 4th, 7:00pm Jim Deeming in Concert
Jim Deeming Fingerstyle Guitarist
When Legacy was formed in 1981, we had no idea that it would evolve into an International Ministry, blessed by our Lord beyond anything we could have ever imagined. Some of the doors He has opened include: 5 tours of S.Korea, venues including: singing in the largest church in the world, the US Army, the S.Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff, churches, colleges, high schools, and FEBC radio stations, in tours throughout that beautiful country. 3 tours of Australia, including being blessed to sing in The Great Hall of The Parliament in Canberra, churches, schools, and other venues there. We have an open invitation to return there. Venues in Canada Toured Cuba, a blessed experience we will never forget or get over. Our pay: $0.00 Sales of CDs: $0.00 Yet, we would not trade that experi-ence in our Ministry for anything in the world. This was in connection with Dr. Jim Groen and Global Connections, Intl. Many of our dear friends and churches financed our tour there. Concerts in venues throughout the Central and Western USA, including churches, concert halls, banquets, sporting events, political events, fund raising events, business events, retreats, minis-try events, RV Resorts, Universities, and many more.
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Average Weekend
Attendance for
June 2013
June, 2013
Average 535
WalkWalkWalk---WithWithWith---Me Bible Study Me Bible Study Me Bible Study This bible study for men and women continues each Tuesday morning throughout the summer. Meet at 8:00am at the picnic shelter at Lakeshore Drive and Drake Street for a short Bible study, weekly memory verse and prayer followed by the 3.5 mile walk around McIntosh Lake.
Thursday Morning Women's Bible Study - Beginning on August 1st, 9:30-11 am, room 107 at church.
Order your study guide today! One of the most detailed accounts of the life of Jesus, Luke: Gospel of Reassurance, examines how someone who never walked or talked with Jesus could write it. The historical and social context in which this gospel was written is also studied. 8 sessions. Contact Nanette by July 21st to order a study guide. Cost: $6
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Do you like to camp out under the stars? Are you a family with preschool through 5th grade children? Would you like a taste of church camp, but never leave Longmont? Bring your own camper, tent or RV to FC on Friday, August 2, 6pm through Satur-day, August 3, 10 am for a time of family devotions, games, making s’mores and sing-ing under the stars around the campfire. Cost: $20/family (includes food) To sign your family up by July 21, contact [email protected].
KICS Dinner Theater Returns for 1st - 5th grades!
Auditions for this year’s KICS theater produc-tion, "God of This City", will begin August 21st from 6-7pm.
All children first through fifth grade are welcome to audition, and all children will have a place in the show! Rehearsals will be held during our WNL time on Wednesdays. Any questions, please contact Diane Sell at [email protected].
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FC Kids
KICS Dinner TheaterKICS Dinner Theater
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Come, deep into the Amazon rainforest we go on expedition with the One True God!
Jaunt through adventure-filled Bible stories, create cool rainforest crafts, enjoy rainforest rations, and ride the recreation rapids.
July 8-12. 9-11:30am
Registration for children ages 3-11 continues through July 5, , by the Welcome Center.
Worship Team BBQ July 20th, 7:00pm at Lee and Tanja Nelson’s Home
Attention all worship team and tech People! Our next summer barbecue will be held at Lee and Tanja Nelson's home on July 20th beginning at 7:00pm. Please mark your calen-dars now! This is a great time to fellowship with your fellow musi-cians and amazing tech peeps! Look for invite to come Mid July… Families are of course welcome!
FC’s new coed 9-hole golf league begins the evening of Thursday, July 18th at Twin Peaks Golf Course. Ron Parsons, who generously offered to set up tee-times for this league, needs firm res-ervations one week prior to the outing. Please watch your in-box and the weekly e-news for invitation/sign-up information using MyFConline.
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Progressive Dinner—Hawaiian Style
Saturday, July 13th beginning at 6:30pm.
Break out the tiki torches, grass skirts and floral pattern shirts! Let’s celebrate summer with a Hawaiian theme!
Gather for appetizers, break into more intimate groups, meet back together for desserts and a bonfire! Prizes for the best Hawaiian Attire (required)
Best Theme beverage best Theme dessert Best Theme appetizer
Please sign up by July 1st, either by responding to
the e-invitation or contact Denise or Tanja
Treasurer's Report through
May 31, 2013
2013 2012 2011
General Offering YTD $469,038 $395,286 $354,954
Budget YTD $486,667 $400,719 $406,250
Expenses YTD $417,253 $380,116 $347,484
Fire Up for Middle and High School Students
Sunday, July 7th and July 28th 6:00pm - 8:00pm At the Church
Come hang-out with friends for fellowship and games and continue the series
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Taco Tuesdays for Middle/High School Students
High school/middle school students, join us for Taco Tuesdays @ Chipotle on 17th and Main, from 12-1pm every Tuesday during the summer! Hang out with peers in the youth ministry, and get to know new ones. Join Lucas and Keith for an hour of food and fellowship. If you need a ride contact Lucas!
Wing Wednesdays for College Students
The FC College Ministry wil l gather at Buffalo Wild Wings every Wednesday from noon to 1:00pm throughout the summer for food, fel lowship, and a Bible Study.
High School Work Camp trip to Hawley, Minnesota
50 high school students and adults will travel with Group Mission Trips to spend the week of July 13 - 21 serving the community of Hawley, Minnesota. While there they will be doing work projects, repairing homes for people in need around the community.
Please pray for our Workcamp participants. Pray for good health and safe travel to and from Minnesota. Pray for the churches that we are staying at on the way, in Omaha, and then on the way back in Kearney, Nebraska. Pray for group unity and safety while we
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Atwood Shelter Helps Out Homeless Families in Longmont
The Emergency Family Assistance Association (EFAA) has been helping families in Boulder and Broomfield Counties since 1918 by providing emergency shelter, food, and other basic needs to those experiencing poverty in our communities. EFAA's Atwood Emergen-cy Shelter Program is located at 819 Atwood Street in Longmont. This emergency shelter consists of ten 1 & 2-bedroom furnished apartments which are used to house homeless families with children for up to two months, until they are able to get into permanent or transitional housing.
The Atwood Shelter provides each furnished apart-ment unit with a set amount of basic-need items such as paper products, cleaning supplies and personal care items. Since the Atwood Shelter is one of our Outreach Ministry Partners, FC Outreach would like to further support them by helping to provide these items on a monthly basis. In order to do this, we need the help and support of the congregation.
We are first in need of a volunteer who would be in-terested in being the liaison between FC and the At-wood Shelter. In addition, we need some "shoppers" who will shop and deliver these basic-needs items on a given month to the Atwood Shelter. A list of items needed will be provided and the FC Outreach will reimburse for the cost of these items. If you are interested in being a liaison and/or a "shopper" for the Atwood Shelter, please contact Tami Musfeldt at
FC Habitat Build Day – July 20 Faith Community brings together 12 or more individuals from the Faith family to spend the day on building a home for a de-serving family. No construction experi-ence is needed, but you do need to sign up by July 14. To sign up, contact Diana Emerson, Habitat Built Volunteer Coordinator, at 303-946-5190 or e-mail her at [email protected]; or you can find the sign-up sheet on the Habitat bulletin board in the hallway by the front office. Drinks and lunch are provided to those who volunteer. If you would like to help provide the lunch, please contact Konni Keuter at
Do you have a day to give? 24 hours to change the life of a child?
Let me explain! Generally looking at a school calendar, KIDS HOPE USA mentors meet with children from mid-September to mid-May for one hour each week. Counting weeks, this gives us roughly 30 weeks of mentor-ing, or 30 hours. NOW we eliminate the hours there is no mentoring…..
2. 5 weeks for Christmas vacation
1 week for Thanksgiving break
1 week for spring break
Other holidays
Time off for parent/teacher conferences
TCAP testing days
Snow days
Class parties and/or Field trips
Occasional times your child is absent
Suddenly, the year-long commitment doesn’t look like too much! The time you give, although countless & precious to a child, isn’t as overwhelming as it first appears. One hour, one child, approximately one day in your life, to change a life. Matthew 18:5 says, “Whoever welcomes a child in my name, wel-comes me.” Are you interested in becoming a Kids Hope mentor? If so, con-tact LaRae at 303-772-8385 or [email protected]. I would love to talk to you about it!!
July is Quilt Marathon month!
WHO: Folks gathering to make utility quilts for Lutheran World Relief. WHEN: July 22-26, 2013 9a-3p WHERE: Rm. 126 ETC: Bring lunch if attending all day. CONTACT: Carolyn Yanoski 303-651-6562 [email protected]
Grant Thank Yous
Many of the 2013 grant recipients have send heartfelt thank yous to us. Excerpts from their letters follow.
Jocelyn Johnson �CRU - thank you so much!
A Woman’s Work – humbled by your generosity… Your faith & trust keep us ever mindful of being the best stewards of your donations Meals on Wheels – Delighted, thank you for your compassionate gift … for placing your trust in our ability to serve aging adults.
Atwood Shelter-EFAA – Thank you…we can provide safe shelter for families who might otherwise be homeless Resurrection Church – appreciate your generous heart and desire to see the gospel proclaimed
Institute of Lutheran Theology – Grateful for your commitment to help raise up future leaders for the sake of the gospel
Friends of Mexico – Thank you, helps us reach people for the Kingdom of God
Safe Shelter St Vrain Valley –
Thank you for generous gift. Life Choices – Thank you for partnering with us…to reach more women with the love of Christ. Water to Thrive – Thank you for your gift! Highlands Presbyterian Camp –
Thank you for being our partner in ministry.
STEPHEN MINISTRY
Stephen Ministers are available to provide personal and confidential care in one-on-one, distinctly Christian relationships. If you or someone you know is going through a tough time, we are here to help. Please contact either Karla Irvin or Janet Streed, or call the church office to learn more.
At Faith Community we have a very active Stephen Ministry. In addition to the one-on-one personal rela-tionships to those with specific hurts, Stephen Ministers also serve each week during worship as commun-ion blessers, bring communion to shut-ins and nursing homes, as well as do hospital visitation and make phone calls to people on the prayer chain.
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Senior Caring Ministry Bring your lunch and join us in Room 232 on the 4th Monday of each month at 11:00am to learn how to care for the care giver, about resources available to seniors in our communi-ty, and find out how you can help to reach out to others! Ewald Schelert, Linda Thoman and Gloria Borcher attended the Boulder County Caregiving Symposium in Boulder on May 21st. This was an excellent conference with great information for caregivers and senior citizens. For more information, contact Linda Thoman
or Gloria Borcher
PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY
Praye r Shawl s a re ava i l ab l e a t no cos t to anyone who cou ld use the comfor t of prayer s and l ove . The comfor t f rom these shawl s s tems f rom the prayer dur ing the mak ing , and then the prayer s and b le s s ings over the shawl s when they a re comp le ted .
I f you want to know how you can ge t more i n vo l ved , j o i n the Praye r Shawl Min i s t r y when they meet on the fou r th Monday each month i n the Sunse t Room a t 9 : 30 AM.
Pastor’s Perspective, Continued On Vacation Bible School…This annual event for children ages 3 through 5th grade will take place at the church July 8-12 from 9:00-11:30am. The theme for this year is “Jungle Jaunt,” and the theme verse is Psalm 145:1-2, which reads, “I will exalt you, my God the King; I will praise your name for ever and ever. Every day I will praise you and extol your name for ever and ever.” This will be the first year that VBS will run for five days, and we anticipate that the children will be richly blessed by this weeklong opportunity to grow in their faith. On our Summer Concert Series…The Worship and Arts Committee is sponsoring several opportunities this summer to experience fantastic music here at Faith Community. We have already been blessed by the Longmont Chorale “Send off” Concert in June, and this month we’ll be blessed by the return of the Legacy Quartet, who will be performing on Sun-day, July 14 at 7:00pm. There will also be two additional con-certs in early August featuring country/bluegrass-style music. All concerts will be held in the sanctuary, and free-will dona-tions will be accepted. We hope you will join us for these wonderful musical events, which provide great opportunities to invite your non-Christian friends to church. Your Partner in Ministry, Pastor Erik
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Sound Needs FC just acquired a new sound board
for the sanctuary, and we are in
need of more people to be trained
to run sound for worship services
and special events. If you are inter-
ested in serving God in this way
please contact Jay Harper, our
Sound Tech engineer.
SUMMER WORSHIP SERVANT HELP Several of our volunteers take time off during the summer and help is needed with the following positions: ushers, greeters, communion assistants. If you are available to help during July and August, please contact Gloria at 720.864.8221.
GREETERS & WELCOME CENTER HELP NEEDED! We are in need of people to help with greeting each Sunday. Greeters just need to arrive about 15 minutes prior to the worship service and make people feel welcome as they arrive. This is a fun and easy way to use your gifts to serve our awesome God. If you can help once a month or more, please contact Gloria.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS TEAM Join our FIRST IMPRESSIONS team. This group provides “behind the scenes” help at Faith Community by dusting, watering plants, straightening Bibles and other tasks in the sanctuary, narthex and kitchen. If you have a flexible schedule and would like to help, contact Gloria.
Have you ever considered volunteering in the Christian Education and Children's Ministry?
Have you ever wanted to teach children about God? Would you like to learn more about Jesus while you're at it? If so, the Christian Education & Children's Ministry needs YOU! The once a year training session for all children's Sunday School volunteers will be held on Saturday, August 24, from 9:00 - 10:30 am. Contact [email protected] if you would like more information, or are just itchin’ to get involved.
June Council Meeting Minutes
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New Business: Review of Pastor Derik's and Pastor Erik's initial priorities. They will share preaching and baptismal duties with Pastor Dan. Also - Derik: Worship & Arts, Outreach and Stewardship. Erik: Education, Fellowship (young adults and young families), Youth (supervising Lucas).
Ministry Updates:
Congregational Care – Marcie Mason Volunteers have been working hard providing meals. All graduating Seniors received prayer shawls. Boulder County Symposium on Aging/Alzheimers was very insightful and participants learned a lot. Welcome Center needs volunteer help.
Children’s Ministry & Education – Kim Dukart Currently working hard preparing for Vacation Bible School, scheduled to be held July 8-12th. Family Camp will be held on Saturday August 3rd. Kids have been enjoying Summer Day Camp on Mondays.
Fellowship – Absent A nice reception was given for Pastor Derik and Pastor Erik. Progressive dinner planning is underway.
Outreach – Lu Ann Hostetter Sponsoring transitional housing through the Atwood Shelter. In Gathering - Backpack supplies. The possibility of raising first fruits giving from 20% to 25% (or 1% per year for five years) was presented.
Property – Jeff Bladt Mini Work Camp went very well. Three families were helped and over twenty youth came out to help. The Columbarium/Sign project is on schedule for an August completion. One-third of the spaces in the Col-
umbarium have been sold.
Worship & Arts - Damian Wise Summer Concert Series starts this Sunday. There will be four concerts held this summer. A task force has been formed to arrange a Jason Gray concert (possibly in Feb. of 2014). Lorelei is working on starting an instrumental group. The new sound board has arrived. Training on the new equipment will take place over the next couple of
P-raise the Lord for who He is
R-epent, confess sins and return to the Lord
A-sk for the Lord to reveal His truth
Y-ield to the Lord
June 3 – 12, 2014 10 DAYS IN THE HOLY LAND
Visiting
HAIFA * TIBERIAS * NAZARETH BETHLEHEM * JERUSALEM
Hosted by PASTOR DAN HANSEN
PLEASE LET PASTOR DAN KNOW IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING THIS TRIP!
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Faith Community Lutheran Church — Faithfully Connect, Care, Celebrate
Kim Dukart Chris an Educa on (303) 833‐3238
Pastor Dan Hansen 303‐772‐3512 [email protected]
Execu ve Council Council Ministry Chairs
Natalie Boggess Nursery Coordinator
303‐823‐8683 [email protected]
Stacia Keller Office Manager 303‐961‐2652 cell [email protected]
Lucas Kinser
Youth Director
913‐707‐4229
H a p p y I n d e p e n d e n c e D a y !
Deb Morneau Choir Director 720‐864‐8226 [email protected]
Jay Harper Custodian
720‐864‐8231 [email protected]
Bob Kaiser Director of Property &
Maintenance 720‐864‐8231 [email protected]
Greg Harms Youth and Family 303‐823‐5219
Marcie Mason Congrega onal Care
303‐772‐1730 [email protected]
Bill Prout President
303‐772‐2922 [email protected]
Neal Carver Vice President (970) 532‐4722
Mark Da e Treasurer
303‐834‐8417 mlda [email protected]
Anne Dean Secretary
(303) 485‐7795 [email protected]
Bob Ucman Stewardship 248‐200‐8172
Damien Wise Worship and Arts (970) 581‐3436
Curt Schroeder Property
303‐776‐4605 [email protected]
LuAnn Hoste er Outreach
303‐772‐6487 lhoste [email protected]
Susan Moller Dir. Business Administra on 720‐864‐8225 [email protected]
LaRae Schaff Director Kids Hope 303‐772‐8385 [email protected]
Tanja Nelson Director of
Communica ons 720‐864‐8222 [email protected]
Nane e Goings Dir. Children’s
Ministry & Educa on 303‐772‐6269
nane [email protected]
Gloria Borcher Director of
Equipping Ministry 720‐864‐8221 [email protected]
Diane Sell Dir. Worship & Arts
303‐828‐4435 [email protected]
Liena Apsukrapsa Full‐ me Chaplain 303‐485‐9067
Denise Parsons Fellowship
720-244-0530 [email protected]
Lorelei Bowman Worship & Music Intern
720‐864‐8226 [email protected]
Pastor Erik Gravrock 720‐864‐8224 [email protected]
Pastor Derik Yarian 303‐772‐3512 [email protected]
Keith Johnson Youth & Family Intern
720‐864‐8228 [email protected]
Faith Community Lutheran Church — Faithfully Connect, Care & Celebrate
Faith Community Lutheran: Bible Centered.
Prayer Focused.
Worship Focused.
Visitor Friendly.
Kid Friendly.
First‐fruits Giving.
Priesthood of ALL believers.
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
5:30 pm Saturday evenings 8 am Sunday mornings
9:30 am Sunday mornings 11 am Sunday mornings
Christian Education Hour Sunday mornings 9:30 to 10:30
All‐Ages Sunday School / Bible Study and LifeTree Cafe
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