1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture is a feature documentary that follows the story of tireless researchers who trace the origins of the anti-gay movement among Christians to a grave mistranslation of the Bible in 1946. Join the LGBTQ+ and Allies Ministry in attending this event on Friday, February 21 at 7pm. Tickets are $10 per person and can be purchased here. Movie Trailer. Contact Linda Kowatch.

Soup Kitchen is this Sunday, February 23. We still need 2 volunteers for the second shift from 11:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m. and you will serve food and clean up. We will train you on the spot. There is no need to be nervous! Sign up here as an individual, family or small group. For info or questions contact: Soo Rhee soo.rhee@colorado.edu or linda@firstcong.net

As we age, we often think about what inheritance we will leave for our loved ones in terms of monetary or material gifts, but how many of us think about our Spiritual Legacies? In this two-part forum the MLT will invite you to share stories of who impacted your life, why it made a difference and what you want to share or pass on through your life

Join us as we look at our Roots, Fruits and Seeds.

After the 10:30 a.m. worship service and a brief coffee break, we will reassemble in the Sanctuary to share thoughts and concerns about the first five weeks of the Trump presidency. David Skaggs, member of the congregation and our former Congressman, will offer a brief assessment of the events and decisions of the new administration and the national political scene. David will then open the floor to questions and comments.

The McMane Arts Ministry is pleased to present an exhibit in collaboration with Open Studios in our gallery hallway and the Heritage Room. Beginning February 26 and continuing through April 26, “Our Best Shots,” showcases some of the best photographs taken by area artists. Join us for a celebratory First Friday Reception on March 7 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m..

With so many concerns in the world today like lives lost to wars and senseless acts of violence, entire cities burned by wildfires, divisive policies enacted, and struggles in our personal lives, where do we find hope? Through whole & small group discussions with old and new friends and having fun together, the Men’s Retreat provides an opportunity to build an Active Hope. The retreat cost is $185.00 with partial and full scholarships available. Email Peter Oakes or Linda Kowatch for more information and then register online.

Our February FOG meeting is almost here! On the last day in February, we will reap the benefits of Scott and Jean Nelson's hospitality. They reside at 1525 Lodge Court in Boulder. From 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. we will enjoy tastes of California Reds. Beer lovers might bring a stout (beer of the month) and for those continuing dry January, there will also be non-alcoholic beverages. The usual "rules" apply: Couples bring a hearty appetizer and a bottle. Singles bring either. All must be over 21. 

Let's hope for a clear night, no snow and warmer temperatures!

Contact Marj Fowler to receive notice emails or to host.

Volunteers needed for the Annual Meeting to set tables on Saturday, March 1 at 9:00am, and more volunteers are needed on Sunday, March 2, to provide chili or hearty soups, bread, brownies, and to clean-up after the meeting. Sign Up Here. Contact Carol Hasselbacher, Brad Sissom, or Sarah Schulte with questions. Many thanks to you, and see you on Sunday, March 2!

It’s that time of the year! Agenda items include the election of officers, board and committee members, an update on the progress of our Faith in Action Strategic Plan, and approval of the 2025 budget. The Meeting will begin with a meal of homemade chilis and soups. Gluten-free and vegan options will be available. Kids are invited to participate in special activities during the meeting. Everyone is welcome, and church members are especially encouraged to attend.

A quiet service of prayer, confession, Scripture, song, the sacrament of Holy Communion and Imposition of Ashes marks our entrance into the reflective season of Lent.

We’re grateful for this opportunity to gather for morning coffee and treats to thank all those who serve as representatives of our church’s warm welcome on Sunday mornings and for every service of worship. If you might be interested in joining this fine crew, please join us for this event to find out more!

Are you ready to bring more justice into the world? Sign-up to be added to our weekly collective action list. Led by our congregation's Coalition of Social Justice Ministries, we will send out a weekly email with something, one thing, you can do during the week to advocate for a more just world. If you have questions or need help signing up, email Laura Riihimaki,

Closer….closer…..stay tuned for the latest Stewardship figures this Sunday as we count up every last penny. A BIG thank you to those who have pledged and a BIG thank you to those who have added to our one-time gift. Currently, we still have $2,970 to go to reach the $25,000 challenge for our one time gift so if you want to help us get there, click here to make a one-time gift (for 2025 only and payable after you get your tax refund ;-). And, if per chance you have not made a pledge and are moved to do so, here’s your right now, right here opportunity! 

Thanks to everyone for your generous contributions to 2025's first Food Drive. Last week, we delivered a total of 627 lbs. of food, household items, and supplies to the food banks hosted by Emergency Family Assistance Association (received 463 lbs.) and Boulder County AIDS Project (received 191 lbs.). Our donations will be distributed to neighbors in need throughout the county.

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