Power can bring out the worst in people, as it did in Herod. And power can also bring out the best in people when there are enough good people of power to do what is right.and what happens when paranoia and fear and

Andrew

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A portion of the service will be available to rewatch on the Pine Street Church YouTube Channel by Sunday afternoon each week. However, the best way for you to experience the Hybrid Edition service is on at 10am via zoom.

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Now What?! - Art and Our Next Chapter, pt. 3

Now that more and more activities and opportunities are opening up to us, what is our next move? Over the next 6 months? The next year? The next 5 years? What do we want to experience, achieve, acquire? What impact do we want to make? What relationships do we want to cultivate or mend?

Inspired by some of the amazing art I’ve recently seen, I would like to present ideas and resources that may help us turn the next page in our lives, gain clarity about opportunities, and expand our legacy for our friends, family, and community.

This Sunday, I will look at artists who freed themselves from their past to continually evolve creatively, and even vocationally. Too often, we limit ourselves by what we have been. We believe we must rely on skill sets acquired over decades of working. We think we must base our next idea or project on what we already know. But one of the most exhilarating aspects of living is learning, and hence experiencing, something new.

Please join me Sunday morning as we continue our live virtual meetings, always ending with your chance to share your thoughts and ideas.

CLICK HERE to join me Sunday morning as we continue our live virtual meetings, always ending with your chance to share your thoughts and ideas.

Be sure to check out a very special episode of the Hyphenated Life Season 2 Finale.

We're beyond excited and humbled to announce that, Titan of Celtic Christianity, John Philip Newell joined us from Edinburgh, Scotland to talk about his upcoming book, Sacred Earth, Sacred Soul.

JP, as he invited us to call him, is one of the leading Celtic teachers and authors of spirituality in the world. He calls the modern world to reawaken to the sacredness of the earth and every human being.

This is what he said about his book that was released this past Tuesday, July 6: “We know things in the core of our being that we have not necessarily been taught, and some of this deep knowing may actually be at odds with what our society or religion has tried to teach us. This book is about reawakening to what we know in the depths of our being, that the earth is sacred and that this sacredness is at the heart of every human being and life-form. To awaken again to this deep knowing is to be transformed in the ways we choose to live and relate and act.” 

Check out the episode HERE! Or wherever you get your podcasts by searching for Hyphenated Life. Please like, subscribe, and spread the word!

Our previously scheduled church work day for July 24th has been moved one week later to July 31st. Sign-up today! We promise it will be fun! SIGN-UP HERE!

When you read about disasters, do you sometimes wonder how you can help?

American Baptist Churches USA partners with several other denominations in promoting the One Great Hour of Sharing Offering. This is one of four seasonal mission offerings In which we invite you to participate. Already this year, One Great Hour of Sharing funds have been allocated to emergency relief efforts in states hit by especially severe cold weather. Last year grants were made for emergency Mid- West Flood Relief and Wildfire Relief, and there is ongoing support in response to the devastating effects of COVID on families and communities.

This year’s theme is : Let Love Flow. Your generous donations to One Great Hour of Sharing permit the inclusive love of Pine Street Church to flow whenever and wherever it is most needed.

Thank you for helping us to reach (and exceed) our goal of $1,000.

Pine Street Church will receive the One Great Hour of Sharing offering throughout the month of July. You may send a check to Pine Street Church with OGHS in the memo line, or find the drop down tab on the giving page of our website.

The Men's Fellowship Group has a new meeting schedule. Beginning immediately they will meet in person for Breakfast at the Parkway Cafe on the first Tuesday of the month at 7:30 a.m. They will also hold a monthly Zoom gathering at 9:00 a.m.on the third Tuesday of each month. Please contact Bill Mankin for more information on how to join these meetings: mankin@ucar.edu

The Oasis women’s book study/support/ministry group will begin study of The Four Sacred Gifts: Indigenous Wisdom for Modern Times by Dr. Anita L. Sanchez on July 15. "The Four Sacred Gifts reveals how our world depends on each of us to discover our interconnectedness to people, earth, and animals, with awareness that we are ‘all one relation’”.

Dr. Sanchez is a Boulder author. This is a great time for women to join the group to learn something new, as well as develop new relationships. Contact Mary Beth Mankin, mbmankin545@gmail.com, with questions or to get zoom information for Oasis meetings on Thursdays at 1:30 PM.

Click Here to join the Zoom group Thursdays at 1:30pm

Check it out, and register today, HERE. There's a church directory, updates from the PSC Leadership Council and much more. Email admin@pinestreetchurch.net if you have any trouble registering and gaining access.

Join us in-person at the home of Stuart and Adderly Lord, Sunday, July 25th, and Sunday, August 29th at 10am. We will share in special fellowship these two outdoor service before returning to in person worship in our physical building on Sunday September 26th. Read more about our phased return to regular worship HERE.