9:30 am - Worship in Sanctuary
Celebrate Access Sunday with Lucy Roucis
Wednesday June 26 at 5:30 pm - Chapel
Contemplative Prayer Service
Scripture, Taize chant, poetry, and candlelight
surround this time of deep extended silence
and gentle community.
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Following the 9:30 am Service
Join Lucy Roucis in the Chapel for a Question and Answer session.
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Supporting UCC Disabilities Ministry
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In honor of Access Sunday, we invite you to make a contribution
to the UCC Disabilities Ministry (UCCDM) to further their inclusive
efforts. If contributing by check, please write“A2A” on the memo line.
Envelopes have been provided in the pews for cash donations.
Mark the envelope with “A2A”.
For text to give, send “joy2givefcc amount” (i.e. joy2givefcc 10) to 73256 and select A2A from the dropdown.
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Richard Ellsworth Thayer - A Celebration of Life
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Sunday, June 23 from 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
Chautauqua Grand Assembly Hall/Community House in Boulder
After a long and valiant fight with an extended illness, Richard Ellsworth Thayer, a corporate attorney and family man who had worked in the banking and communications industries across the country, passed away peacefully at his home in Boulder early Monday morning. He was 65.
The family has requested that, if attendees are inclined, to bring a story to share and one to leave. Rick loved it when people talked about him.
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NAACP Boulder County Presents
the McInTosh County Shouters
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2:30 pm - Macky Auditorium
The McIntosh County Shouters are Master Artists of the Ring Shout,
a nearly extinct art form carried to the United States by enslaved Africans. It is a historical narrative expressed in a unique fusion of dance, song, and percussion. Join us in making this unique cultural event
a memorable experience. Event is FREE with ticket, and welcoming
to children and families. Tickets are available
here.
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Pre/K children are invited to the Toddler Room with Ms. Ginger.
Children GOING INTO 1st through 5th grades may leave with Deborah
or the designated teacher to spend the sermon time in an activity.
They will return to worship during the Invitation to Community Life.
Middle and High School youth are invited to attend worship during
the summer.
Regular Sunday School resumes on Welcome Sunday, September 8th.
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Next Steps for Communities of Calling Initiative
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From June 23rd to June 26th, Charley Rastle, Julie Griffitts, and Chris Braudaway-Bauman will travel to the Collegeville Institute in Minnesota
to meet with representatives from thirteen other congregations across the country to prepare for the next phase of our five year project exploring what it means to be a Community of Calling. They will bring home a plan
of reflection and action for the coming year as we continue to explore how we can more fully discover and deepen our sense of God’s calling
in our lives. Go
here to find out more.
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Neighbors Helping Neighbors in Need
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Since 1918, EFAA has been the community safety net for families
who have nowhere else to turn when they can’t meet their basic needs. EFAA has a current need for volunteers in a variety of different places within their organization, they are looking for folks to help out in the food market, at the front desk, in our children’s program, and more.
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The church office will be closed on Mondays for the Summer,
and will remain open 9 am - 4 pm Tuesday through Friday.
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Fellowship of the Grape (FOG)
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Friday June 28 at 8 pm - 1525 Lodge Court (not Lane)
Jean and Scott Nelson will host at their home in east Boulder. Our theme is South American wines, and we invite you to explore two red wines, Carmenere or Malbec - mostly grown in Chile and Argentina respectively. Bring an appetizer or dessert with your wine if coming as a couple, or either a snack or beverage if coming solo. Non-alcoholic beverages will be provided, everyone over 21 is invited. Join us for a lovely summer evening! Call Jean with questions 720-470-8791. Cheers!
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Changing The Paradigm:
Q & A On Police Oversight Task Force
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Sunday June 30, Following the 9:30 am Service - Chapel
In the wake of police detaining a Black college student while picking
up garbage at his own residence, a Task Force is now meeting through September 30th to propose an effective community oversight board to City Council. Learn more about this opportunity to improve policing in Boulder at this Q&A, with Task Force member, Nami Thompson, and presented by the NAACP Boulder County Branch.
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Wednesday July 3 - 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm
Please consider volunteering to help serve a meal to Bridge House Path to Home members and anyone else who needs a meal. The event is rewarding and much fun. The meal is served at 2691 30th Street, Boulder. You can sign up at the bottom of this email under the Useful Links or email
Denise Cone for more information.
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Sundays July 7 – August 4 at 8:30 am – 9:15 am in the Standish Room
The Ministry of Last Things wants to encourage us to help our parents, kids and loved ones TALK about how to make our endings as graceful
as possible. Join us any weeks you can for some funny and serious videos and a chance for conversation!
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3rd Annual All Church Camp
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August 16-18
Plan to attend our 3rd Annual All Church Camp Trip. Last year's trip
was great fun for everyone! What You Need to Know...
Place: Rocky Mountain National Park, Glacier Basin Campground
Cost: Adults $40; Children 10 and under $15
Registration
is limited to 65 people for this group tent camp site
For more information and to register - click
here.
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