Going the Extra Mile

Worship, Jun 14, 8:30 & 11am

On the journey of life, how do we deal with the 4 Ds that arise along life’s path: Dismay, Disillusionment, Disappointment and Discouragement? Pastor Andrew draws on a biblical story of the struggles of Jesus’ earliest followers and real life examples of ordinary people during the civil rights movement to remind us that personal and social transformation are still possible.

Pride Is About Struggle for Liberation and Equal Dignity

Adult Ed, June 14, 9:45am

This Sunday Tony Arnold presents the third class in a three part series to help us understand Pride and our LGBTQIA+ siblings. This is about how Pride—from its origins as a riot at the Stonewall Inn to its present day struggle for the rights and humanity of trans people in society—has been a social justice movement, not just a celebration.

Blessed Are the Persecuted

PC(USA) Statement for LGBTQIA+

“We will find you and we will kill you.” Those are the closing words of the presidential foreword to the 2026 United States Counterterrorism Strategy, released by the White House on May 6. Several pages later, the same document identifies people described as “radically pro-transgender” as part of the nation’s terrorism landscape.

The Harvest is Plentiful

Children & Youth, June 14, 8:30 & 11am

In this week’s Sunday School lesson, children will learn about Jesus’ compassion for the crowds and His invitation for His followers to join in God’s work. When Jesus said, “The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few,” He reminded His disciples that there are many opportunities to share God’s love, kindness, and hope with others.

Join the Cuban Faith Action Hour

Virtual Meeting, Jun 15, 3pm MT

The humanitarian crisis in Cuba continues to worsen. Church partners report severe shortages of medicines, medical supplies, fuel, and food that are affecting communities across the island. Hospitals struggle to obtain essential supplies, blackouts regularly disrupt daily life, and many families are finding it increasingly difficult to meet basic needs. For some, these shortages have become a matter of life and death.

Parents Night Out

June 12, 5:30-8:00pm, First Presbyterian Church, Pope Hall

Parents, treat yourselves to an evening off while the kids enjoy a fun-filled night at church! Children will have a great time with games, crafts, movies, dinner, and lots of exciting activities in a safe and welcoming environment. Please make sure that your children bring a towel and a change of clothes!

Church Youth Week

Youth Week at Ghost Ranch Jun 21-26

Making plans for the summer? The Presbytery invites youth entering 6th grade through graduating seniors to join us for a time to worship, gather in fellowship, serve in the broader community, and have a lot of fun together!

Pastor Andrew Leads Trip to Artic

5-Day Trip in June 2026

Pastor Andrew is leading a 5-Day Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Trip from June 19-25 with four other faith leaders representing diverse traditions across the US. A grant to EarthKeepers 360 funds this opportunity to learn about the history, conservation efforts and status, and current issues facing the Arctic Refuge and public lands in America’s Arctic as a whole.

Worship that Matters: Peace from the Church to the City

Worship, Jun 7, 10am

VIDEO. This Sunday, Pastor Ashley begins a summer sermon series titled “Reimagining Life Together.” This series is inspired by the PC(USA)’s Seven Marks of Vital Congregations and will help us explore the characteristics of healthy, spiritually vibrant congregations during this time of pastoral transition.

Immigrant Accompaniment Program

Volunteer Opportunity

Immigrant families in our community are facing fear and uncertainty in their daily lives. Your presence through accompaniment says: “This person is seen. This person matters. The community is watching.” The Faith Coalition asks you to consider volunteering with Las Cumbres to walk alongside them. Volunteers receive orientation, training, supervision, and debriefing.

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