Join us Sunday at 8:00 and 10:00 for Jill's sermon "The Heavens are Wide Open", based on the scripture Matthew 3:13-17.
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Call for a Congregational Meeting
This Sunday, January 12th, at 9:10
For the purpose of changing Rev Steve’s official title to Senior Pastor and giving Rev Tom Rehling the title of Pastor Emeritus.
We will also be voting to approve the United Methodist Church (UMC) statement of inclusion.
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This Sunday is Breakfast Sunday!
Join us in Biel Hall between 9:00 and 10:00 AM for food and fellowship.
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Thanks to your generosity and ongoing support of our congregation, we have much to celebrate at Columbine United Church!
In this season of reflection and giving,
The United for Tomorrow
Campaign Team is excited to share that together we have raised $1,775,000 towards the renovation of our facilities. Just today a team met with the architects and designers to look at final design details and to discuss materials.
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Do you need a chuckle this week? Check out the Joke of the Week at the bottom of this eblast!
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Wed, Jan 8th
Support Youth Missions by eating at Tokyo Joe’s
at Southwest Plaza Mall or Streets of South Glenn 4:00-8:30pm.
25% of all proceeds from the night will benefit the youth group! (show a flyer or mention Columbine United)
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Thurs, Jan 9th
Men’s Poker Night
@6:30,
Rsvp to Tom Rehling tomrehling@me.com
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Sat, Jan 11th,
The Sassy Sisters are hosting a game day.
Connect with other CUC Women 10:30-1:30 in Biel Hall. Bring a favorite board game to play. Sassy Sisters meet once a month for an activity, to share life and have fun. To join our email list contact Karen Hardison at khardison426@comcast.net
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Start off the New Year with a positive focus: 2020
Love Inc IMPACT Classes start January 8 & 9.
Free classes are available to help identify and work toward your dreams, manage finances, and improve parenting skills...
Affirming Potential:
Accept your past, understand your present, and embrace and live into your future!
Money and Me:
Simple and strategic tools to help you take control of your finances.
Parenting with Love and Logic
To register, email IMPACT@loveinclittleton.org or call 303-798-0037
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Faith Forum:
The Faith Forum winter/spring semester begins on
Tuesday, Jan.14
. Audrey Clendenning will present 2 Rob Bell videos : "Rhythm-God's Song", and "Breathe"- God as spirit in each one. Discussion to follow. Join us in the Fireside Chapel from 9:30-11:30AM. All are welcome.
Sunday Morning Adult Education: On
Sunday Jan.19
, our Sunday morning programming resumes. Family therapist Lindsey Boes will be the speaker for week 1 of the 3 week series on "Is the Political Divide Affecting Your Family?". Please join us in the Fireside Chapel from 9:10-9:50AM.
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Save the date! 2020 Summer
VBS
camp will be the week of
Monday June 15th-Friday June 19th.
More details to come early spring, but clear your calendar that week!
Adulting 101 Class on
Sunday 01/12/2020
from 5:30-7:30pm on the topic of finances.
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We need Sunday School teachers to fill the upcoming months of our programming!
If you have an hour to sacrifice on Sunday morning and would like to help the cutest faces (and the kids) of CUC please contact either Dani at d
ani@columbinechurch.org
or Jeannie at
jeannie@columbinechurch.org
for more information on how to sign up
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Here is an excerpt from his blog:
"How CAN you read the Bible in its entirety? Well, I have a suggestion and it begins with NOT reading it from front to back. Instead, I have created a weekly reading plan that divides the Christian Bible into its six major sections: the Law (also known as the Pentateuch), the Histories, the Prophets, the Wisdom Literature, the Gospels, and the Letters. By reading parts of each of these six categories, you can get through the Book of Numbers, for example, because, instead of reading Numbers from end to end, you will be reading a section of Numbers while also reading a section of 1 Kings from the Histories, Ezekiel from the Prophets, Psalms from the Wisdom Literature, the Gospel of John, and the letter to the Hebrews. So, yes, Numbers will still be boring in sections but you get a break from it."
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Finance note - Did you know that most
gift card purchases made at King Soopers
qualify for the Community Rewards incentive program?
CUC’s quarterly distribution from King Soopers increases based upon the spending of friends enrolled in this program.
Please keep us in mind when purchasing your gift cards! Some exclusions apply: Visa gift cards and King Soopers gift cards are not included in the Community Rewards program.
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Winter Wear/Coat Drive Continues:
You may bring coats, boots et al, as well as clothing and shoes for 3 to 18 year olds, including adult items which are fine for the high school students. Everything goes to JeffCo Serving Kids. We will be collecting through January 26.
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Join us for Worship Services at 8 and 10 am Sundays!
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