Weekday Mass on Wednesdays 11:00am

In-Church Gathering Only

Co-Pastors Reverend Jane and Mother Rosean will celebrate weekly Mass in the Fireside Room. Please join us-- in person--to hear the Word of God, partake of the Eucharistic meal and enjoy being in community with each other. All are welcome.

Lenten Theme - Walking Together with Jesus into Easter - Friday, April 1

Opportunity for Prayer, Reflection and Community Connection

You are invited to a spiritual 'Lenten Walk into Easter' via Zoom on Friday, April 1st. Please join us for continuing our #BlackLivesMatter and Anti-Racism discussion. We will hear what we have been reading, hearing on podcasts, watching on Ted-Talks and YouTube, and how that makes us feel and if we have any action ideas. Morning host is Ruth Alexander. Evening host is Gray LaFond .

Two Sessions: Friday, April 1, 9:00 to 10:00 am and 7:00 to 8:00 pm

Zoom Link: Click HERE to join any session

Meeting ID: 816 2050 7605 Passcode: 123456

Voice Only – +1 253-215- 8782   ID – 816 2050 7605 #

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Lenten Project Donations

The Social Justice Ministry recommends these local organizations serving immigrants for Lenten donations. Please reflect on how you might help. You can donate directly via the [Donate] link on the organization’s website, or by making a check out directly to the charity and dropping it in the

collection basket or sending the check to Mary of Magdala, ECC; 301 E Stuart Street; Fort Collins, CO 80525. All received checks will be forwarded directly to the charity.

• ISAAC - Immigration justice in NoCo - Donate online here.
• Fueza Latina - Resources and services - Donate online here.
• Casa de Paz - Serving released detainees - Donate online here

* Please read the full information about our Lenten Project here.

Foot Washers Ministry

A Ministry of Service – matching your talent to a need within our community

If you have a need, please let us know how we might assist.

And, if you have a talent or a service you would like to share with the Mary of Magdala community, email us a marymagdalafc@gmail.com

or via phone at 970-493-9536.

Please provide us with your name, phone number and a description of your need or description of a service you wish to offer the community.

P.S. There are no committee meetings to attend

if you become a Mary of Magdala Foot Washer!

Taize - Join us weekly for this

Spiritual Practice - In Church & on Zoom

Wednesday Evening during Lent

6:45 pm – Continuing on March 30, & April 6.

Co-Pastors Rev. Jane will lead the March 30 Taize sessions

Silence is a prayer. Silence is a song.

Silence is a reflection. Silence is a gift.

Let us worship together on Wednesday evenings, with the Taize music, centered around the spiritual practice of Silence and song.



To attend via Zoom, click HERE. To learn more about Taize click HERE

Beginning Spanish Classes - Thursdays 1:30 pm

Our ongoing Spanish class series for 301 Faith Partners meets weekly on Thursdays at 1:30 in the Sun Room. Margaret Wick teaches the class which focuses at a beginning student level. She will be assisted some weeks by Deacon Katie Kline, and also some friends whose 1st language is Spanish.

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Please send prayer requests to marymagdalafc@gmail.com. Prayers will be listed for one month unless requested for longer. Prayers for the repose of souls will be listed for six months unless requested for a longer time.

Recording - Sunday, Mar 27, 2022

Here are the recorded readings and the homily by Rev Jane Reina. The  Sunday Worship Aid is available for you to print or view.

A Story of Compassion in Action

Our community member, Lisa Jones, has friends, Robert and Linda, from Kentucky, currently in Poland assisting refugees from the Ukraine. Here is a recent post from Robert, sharing their experience:

“The trip to the border crossing was powerful. We watched dozens and dozens of people, mostly women and children walk the last 150 yards of a no-man's land between war-torn Ukraine, and the relative safety of Poland. There was an old woman, with a large walking stick in one hand and a plastic garbage bag full of her belongings in the other. She was walking alone but just after she crossed into Poland, someone raced up and embraced her. Another woman was sobbing as she made it to Poland. When Linda offered a small packet of tissues, she took one and wanted to give the rest back. 

A woman in her 80’s in a wheelchair with two small dogs inside her coat and scores of young children with exhausted frightened faces were met by very caring aides who had food, water, and supplies to offer, from tissues to baby wipes to stuffed animals. They worked their way through a 100 yard line where they were loaded into vans and buses for the 5 mile trip to the overnight shelter in Przemysl (Shem eh shul).

We carried a van load of supplies which were divided between the stations at the border crossing and the overnight shelter. Linda volunteered in the womens’ and babies’ shop at the border crossing and I got the van registered to transport refugees. We are going back in the morning. Linda will again volunteer at the womens’ and babies’ shop and I will shuttle people.



We met a lot of people at the crossing: English, Italian, German, Sikhs, a guy from North Carolina who bought a plane ticket, rented a car and drove to the border, knocked on the figurative door, and said he wanted to help. There was a lady from Massachusetts whose mother fought in the Warsaw Ghetto uprising during WW2, and many, many other Americans from many, many states, all pitching in. The world is standing shoulder to shoulder in a common cause. I am proud to be here.”

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Our community has generously raised $6,500 for the Polish Dominican Sisters to aid Ukrainian refugees. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Locally, organizations like Casa de Paz, ISAAC and Fuerza Latina continue to aid refugees in Colorado with acts of love and welcome, one person, one act of love at a time. Today, let us lift in prayer Robert and Linda, the Sisters, and the Casa, ISAAC and Fuerza staff and volunteers and continue our Lenten almsgiving as we are called and able.

Past Recordings, Bulletins, and Announcements

For all bulletins, reflections, Sunday recordings during, visit our webpage. Please contact us with questions, concerns and ideas for better connection with and for the community - marymagdalafc@gmail.com. And feel free to call the office at 970 493-9536

Newsletters of Trinity Lutheran Church and the St. Paul's Episcopal  

What are our partners in ministry up to? Click here for the Trinity Lutheran Church monthly newsletter, "Tidings". And here is St Paul's weekly bulletin.