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Sunday, September 9
9:30am
Caffeine & Conversation
Narthex
10:00 am
Morning Worship
Sanctuary
11:30 am
Boulder PrideFest
Boulder Central Park
Tuesday September 11
1:30 pm
Staff Meeting
Main Office
Wed September 12
1:30 pm
Oasis Women's Group
Parlor
Thurs September 13
6:00pm
Front Range Asylum
Art Gallery
Sunday September 16
9:30am
Caffeine & Conversation
Narthex
10:00am
Morning Worship
Sanctuary
2:00pm
Celebration of Life Service for Karen HadleyDike
Sanctuary
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Community Care List
God's desire for us is our wholeness; the Hebrew Scriptures call this shalom. This wholeness incorporates our physical, mental, emotional, and relational being.
THIS WEEK:
Brendan Torpy (successful kidney transplant on 8/13)
PSC's love and sympathy extended to the family of Paula Vaughn, who died on 8/16 from a rare blood disorder. A Celebration of Life service is set for September 8 at 10am at Aspen Lodge at Anthem Range at 16151 Lowell Blvd in Broomfield, CO
Ongoing Prayer Needs
Iglesia Bautista Central de Villa Las Lomas (church in San Juan, Puerto Rico)
Rev. Dr. Jimmy Vargas (pastor of Central Baptist in San Juan)
The Rothe Family
Isabelle Butler
Shirley Scott
R.C. Parrish
Helen Collins
Silvia Pattem
AJ Arterburn
Pete Sprenkle
Jo Judd
Emmett Haywood
Rod Lawall
Barb and Shel Schuttenberg
Kerry Hassler
Butch Stanko, Friend of Polly McDonald
Sid and Beth Scott
Dwight and Aladine Neuenschwander
Cyndie Sharkey
Randy Martindale, Betty Eldridge's nephew
Frances Swanson
Missionaries: Asha Sanchu, Tom & Terry Myers, Pieter & Nora Kalkman
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A Word from Andrew...
PSC at Boulder PrideFest this Sunday
 Boulder Pride Week is underway, and we will be part of the festivities this coming Sunday as we host a booth at
Boulder PrideFest from 11:30am - 6:00pm. Stop by the PSC booth (
Booth 104 off of 13th Street and right beside o
ur friends at First Congregational Church) at Boulder Central Park and say 'hello' and meet new friends.
As a congregation that embraces everyone, this is a wonderful way for us to celebrate our beautiful and diverse community with LGBTQ friends and allies.
The day will be jam-packed with activities and amazing community partners sharing information, Pride merchandise galore from Out Boulder County and other wonderful vendors. Jewelry from talented artists, photo booths, give-aways all over the park, and multiple activities in the Health and Wellness Area and the Youth and Family Area.
Finally, permit me a "Throwback Thursday" moment by sharing an article I wrote two years ago about my experience at Denver PrideFest with my church at the time (Calvary Baptist Church of Denver) and my two children. Read the article HERE
I look forward to sharing Boulder PrideFest with them this coming Sunday and with you, my Pine Street Church friends.
Proudly,
Andrew
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IN MEMORIAM: KAREN HADLEYDIKE
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Pine Street Church's love and sympathy is extended to the family of Rev. Karen HadleyDike (Jerome, Nathaniel and Christina).
 A beloved and longtime Pine Street Church member and leader, Karen became ill with acute pancreatitis while serving recently as a volunteer missionary in Bosnia alongside her husband Jerome. The illness rapidly developed into severe sepsis, and she was eventually medically evacuated to Paris, France for what would be two emergency surgeries.
After two weeks in Paris at the American Hospital fighting a hard physical battle, Karen went forever to be with God on September 5th at 12:15 a.m.
As her beloved Jerome wrote: "She has fought the good fight, run a great race and finished the course. Her Spirit has been set free..."
Daughter Christina also wrote: "Thank you to everyone that supported and prayed for us during this difficult time. My mother was a reverend, nurse, mentor, loving wife, best friend, world traveler, up for any adventure, and so much more."
A memorial service to celebrate Karen's life is set for Sunday, September 16, at 2:00 p.m. in the Pine Street Church sanctuary. Condolences may be sent to Jerome HadleyDike, 925 Lincoln St., #3C, Denver CO 80203.
With multiple emergency hospital stays and surgeries in foreign countries, out-of-pocket medical expenses are staggering. Friends at Pine Street Church have set up a GoFundMe page to help relieve some of the financial burden incurred. You are encouraged to donate and share as you are led. Every donation helps no matter the size. CLICK HERE to read more about how you can help.
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F
all Kickoff Sunday Set for September 23!
Note: New Date!
A new ministry season kicks off on
Sunday, September 23. (Note: This is a new date---changed from September 16)
Don't miss it AND
plan to invite one person to join you for a day of worship, celebration, fun, food, and games!
This is a perfect day to help friends and neighbors learn more about your favorite Boulder-area church! Here are SIX good reasons why:
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Chili Taste-Off with crock pots of various chili recipes. (Sign up sheet will be in the Art Gallery for you to bring a potluck item or make your own chili to bring)
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Children's Ministry for Kindergarten-6th grade resumes during our 10am worship service with our new creative curriculum called
Whirl
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Tailgate party in the lower south parking lot immediately following the 10am morning service with food, music, and games
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Wear your favorite school/team colors and jerseys
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Discover new adult learning and faith formation opportunities
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New Sunday message series begins called
Bingeworthy---finding God and spiritual themes in television shows we most love to binge-watch
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2018 BOULDER CROP HUNGER WALK
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Crop Walk 2018
Hunger is one of the greatest injustices facing our world, but it doesn't have to be this way. Ending hunger is possible, and it is possible in our lifetime. You can help make it happen.
For nearly half a century, CROP Hunger Walks have ensured that more people worldwide have access to nutritious, sustainable food sources. From combating droughts in Nicaragua to providing agricultural training in Indonesia to stocking shelves in hundreds of food pantries across the United States, CROP Hunger Walks help end hunger by raising funds to support local food programs and the international anti-hunger work of Church World Service.
Stand with neighbors in your community who rely on food assistance programs. Partner with parents worldwide as they ensure a bright future for their children. Support those struggling in the face of grinding poverty and open up new doors of opportunity for them.
This year's walk is on
Sunday October 21st. If you're interested in sponsoring this years walk by participating as a walker please
contact Debbie Setlock for a registration form. Be sure to use our Pine Street CHurch Team Page to join our team and help us meet our
church wide goal of $5,000!
Click here to find our church team page and follow links to register yourself and begin collecting pledges online today!
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Children's Ministry Volunteers Needed
We are currently recruiting volunteers to serve as "second caring adults" for our fall Children's Ministry classes. Consider the importance of nurturing the next generation of Pine Street Church souls by donating one Sunday every 4-6 weeks to being a caring presence for these precious souls.
Please email Barb Schuttenberg for more information at: barb.schuttenberg@gmail.com
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Sharing and Experiencing
the Sounds of Sunday at Pine Street Church
Preaching this week: Rev. Andrew Daugherty
Text: Matthew 26: 6-13
Title: Scents and Sensibility
You can now re-listen to and share sermons, music, and other special elements of our Sunday morning worship services. CLICK HERE to go to our website where you can instantly play previous week's recordings. Even better, feel free to share them with others.
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Oasis - Wednesday Women's Group
Wednesdays, 1:30 p.m. in the Parlor. Open to all! Currently reading
Richard Rohr's Falling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life.
Front Range Art Asylum
Spirituality, The Arts. This engaging group meets Thursday evenings @ 6:00pm in our Art Gallery. FRA is is beginning a new study of Michelangelo. Open to All.
Click Here for More Information
Sunday Morning Refreshments
Each Sunday following our worship service we offer refreshments. Coffee is already made, but if you would like to volunteer to provide another beverage & snacks, email admin@pinestreetchurch.net or call 303-442-6530. Thanks everybody!! -Joann Roberts Stacy & Judy Rothe, Hospitality Team Co-Chairs.
Men's Fellowship Breakfast
Every first Tuesday of the month starting at 7:30 a.m., the men of our church are invited to gather for good food and fellowship at the Parkway Cafe (4700 Old Pearl St. in Boulder, just north of the Larry Miller Toyota dealership).
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