Current In-Person Gathering

remains 'RED'

The Larimer County Covid Dashboard remains in 'RED' for Covid positivity rate. We will honor our 301 Faith Partner Covid policy by NOT gathering in person this week.

Sunday's Mass will be via Zoom only at 5:00 p.m.

The Sunday June 26 - Parish Picnic after Mass has also been canceled.

But never fear, we will reschedule it soon.  

Many thanks to those who have stepped up to help, just need 1-2 more Volunteers

Thank you, thank you for those who have volunteered to help our hosting of a homeless family over 4th of July holiday.

We are in need of help on July 4th and 5th

• An additional overnight host for both July 4 & 5. Feel free to contact via Jean's email, or Lynne's email if you have questions or concerns.

Or just go to the volunteer form to complete.-  Sign up link

Rocky Mountain Regional ECC

Picnic and Mass with Bishop Kae Presiding

July 10 beginning at 11:00 am

with Mass being celebrated from 1:00-2:00 pm

Location is in Longmont at Collyer Park, 600 Collyer Street. Directions here. (Carpooling encouraged.) Our Regional Council will provide burgers, dogs and buns, with gluten free and vegan options as well as condiments.

BYO Chairs, picnic blankets; beverages (No alcohol allowed); cups, plates, utensils; and a sidedish/chips/etc to share.

All friends and members of the ECC churches in Northern Colorado are invited. This will be a great opportunity to experience the love and friendship of our larger ECC community and acknowledge and thank those who have served the region.

Please RSVP here by Thursday, June 30 and let us know if you can provide a ride or if you need a ride. If you have questions contact Mother Rosean at 970-692-4238.

NOTE: A Zoom session for the Mass is being explored and will let everyone know the link if all works well. There will NOT be a Mary of Magdala Mass at 5:00 pm on July 10.

See full itinerary for this six day cultural experience here.

Travel with a Purpose to New Mexico!

The 301 Faith Partners have an opportunity for a guided tour of four tribal Pueblos in Northern New Mexico from October 2-8.!

The Ft. Collins 4 Star non-profit organization Trees, Water & People https://treeswaterpeople.org/ not only does work in support of local communities in Central America and U.S. native lands, they lead tours to these areas.

This trip would include all costs of transportation, lodging, meals, and an option to visit Bandelier National Monument. The proposed itinerary and tentative cost is $2,142 per person assuming 12 participants. (See tour description here.)

If you are interested in this special opportunity and/or have questions, please contact Wally Jacobson by June 30 at (970) 223-226 or via email: Jacobson.wp@gmail.com

Image by Brigitte Werner from Pixabay-Bandelier National Monument

ISAAC Views

June 28^th 7pm (via zoom)

Session one: Spotlight on Honduras

Following up on our discussion with Lucha Para Honduras Libre (Coloradoans from Honduras) last year, as well as our spring book discussion in ISAAC Reads, the first ISAAC Views meeting will be a deeper dive into the situation in Honduras.

Honduras is an important case study from which we can learn so much about the dynamics that push people out of their home countries, the role the U.S. plays in these contexts through foreign and trade policy, and the possible action steps we can take as people of faith. This case study is also important because we have a steady stream of Hondurans fleeing their home country and migrating to Larimer County. 

If you are interested in joining us, please take a look at the recommended film viewing list by clicking here. As with ISAAC Reads, you will view these short films on your own time.

RSVP for our June 28th (7pm) zoom discussion through this Google form.

As soon as we hear from you, we will send you a zoom meeting link for our gathering. If you have any issue viewing these links, reach out to us at contact@isaacnoco.org.

Celebration of the Installation of

Rev. Felicia Smith-Graybeal as Rector for St. Paul's

July 3 at Their 9:00 am Service

A very special event is on the horizon! The Episcopal bishop will be coming to St. Paul’s to install Pastor Felicia as the permanent rector. Come and celebrate this new chapter in our 301 Faith Partner's journey together.

Summer Spanish Classes

• Thursdays, July 14 - August 25 (7 weeks)

3:00 - 4:00 pm

• HYBRID class - on Zoom and in person in the Sunroom (if Covid levels permit)



Lessons are suitable for beginning through intermediate Spanish learners.

Look for further updates in a few weeks. 

Be sure to contact Linn Zink at lczink@gmail.com to be added to the Spanish class email list or if you have questions.

Classes are sponsored by the Immigration Task Force

of the Joint Social & Eco Justice Team

Book Club

Members of MOM and SPE are invited to join the Trinity Book Group, either in person in the Sunroom at:

• 9:30 a.m. on Mondays, July 11,  and August 1;
• or via Zoom at this link.

The topic of discussion in July will be The book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson, a novel that introduces us to the “Blue” people of the Appalachian Mountains, as well as to the Depression era Packhorse Librarian Project.

In August, Brit Bennett’s The Vanishing Half will be the focus: a novel in which the protagonists are light-skinned, identical biracial twins who move into different cultural worlds in their adult lives. 

Questions? Call Nadine Hunt at 970-825-3730.

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.

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.