Today is our final Sunday Worship: Hybrid Edition service at 10am. We will begin a new Livestream worship experience next Sunday, September 12, and then Sunday September 19, as we prepare for return to in-person worship on September 26.

Today we will explore a fascinating story about the time when Jesus loses a debate to a foreign woman in St. Mark (7:24-37). Even Jesus had the capacity to grow and learn and evolve. And perhaps there has never been a time more than now when we have a fresh chance to follow his lead and let ourselves do the same.

Finally, please take a minute this week to share our YouTube channel with a friend or family member. And be sure to follow Pine Street Church on Instagram and Facebook and share the Pine-head love on your social networks! It's one of the easiest ways to practice "good gossip" about your church and expand this community of compassion and grace that we love.

With heart,

CLICK HERE to join us via Zoom for today's Sunday Worship Service: Hybrid Edition. CLICK HERE to download a copy of the worship guide

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.

Give: Your financial gifts to God through Pine Street Church are more essential now than ever. Make a gift today. If you are giving online or sending checks in the mail, thank you. If you are a person who normally places your gifts in the offering boxes on Sundays, please consider giving online HERE.

Look here in next week's Pine Street Post, and also on our website and social media pages, for a link and instructions on how to view our new Pine Street Church Livestream experience. The new system is being installed in the church sanctuary this week! Much more to come!

Please mark your calendars for a number of important services happening at and around Pine Street Church in the coming months.

In this concluding presentation of our series, The Spirit of Wealth, we will look at more historical examples who express the fullest definition of wealth. These individuals may or may not have had much money, but by possessing one or more of the other resources of wealth, namely freedom, knowledge, skills, experience, and relationships, they more than made up for any lack in money. In particular, we will begin and focus much or our time, on the accomplishments and impact of one of most amazing early Americans. We will move on to individuals we don't normally associate with wealth, but who were indeed wealthy in their own way, possessing enough of it to establish legacies few have rivaled. We will conclude by examining our own level of wealth, so that we may determine what we already possess, and what we still may need to acquire, in order to fulfill our own noble purposes or goals. Many of us may discover we already possess all we need to make a significant impact with our life.

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Most of us live with conflicting views about money. We all would like more of it in our life, yet we simultaneously experience it as dangerous and possibly evil. This conflict at the personal level reflects itself in the organizations we are a part of, including our places of employment, spiritual organizations, and other non-profits. How can we resolve this duality which threatens our ability to live a satisfying life, as well as acquire the necessary resources to fulfill our mission at the personal and communal levels?

In this four-part series, we will examine history's great teachings on this subject, both literary and visual, and look at real-life examples of those who successfully navigated this dual obligation of giving to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God, what is God's.

Join the Zoom HERE

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 is currently reading The Four Sacred Gifts: Indigenous Wisdom for Modern Times by Dr. Anita L. Sanchez. "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.