Author: Gale Wright
Bird and Liechty
TGIF, May 15, 5:30pm
At our concert this Friday Dr. Marie Bird (mezzo-soprano) and Kayla Liechty(piano) perform a cabaret song recital with songs from Erik Satie, Kurt Weill Friedrich Hollaender, Madeleine Dring, and William Bolcom. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read moreParents Night Out
What in Heaven’s Name Is All This?
Adult Ed, Apr 12, 19, & 26, 9:45am
VIDEOS. Have questions about the pastoral transition process and who is responsible for what? Wondering what the Congregational Mission Study and the work of Transitional Ministry are all about? Ready to talk about where you've been, where your are now, and what God may be calling you to do as a congregation? In April Pastor Ashley takes us through a "Crash Course in Pastoral Transition." Read moreAlways with Us
Children & Youth, May 10, 8:30 & 11am
In children’s Sunday School, we’ll explore John 14:15–21 and reflect on Jesus’ promise to always be with us. In this passage, Jesus speaks of the Holy Spirit as our helper and comforter—guiding us, encouraging us, and helping us grow in love each day.Read moreCelebrate Caja del Rio
Federal Legislation Is Coming This Friday!
Come out to celebrate the introduction of federal legislation to protect the Caja del Rio on May 8th. After over a decade of community collaboration and thanks to the leadership within the faith and Pueblo communities, federal legislation will be introduced this Friday.Read moreChancel Bell Choir
TGIF, May 8, 5:30pm
This Friday begin your weekend with a joyful and enchanting evening of bell music as Travis Bregier directs our own Chancel Bell Choir. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read moreTom Johnson, Indigenous Story Map
PBM Breakfast, May 9, 8:30am
We welcome distinguished journalist Tom Johnson as he presents “The Complex Tale of Mexico’s 16th-Century Indigenous Story Map.” Tom takes us back to the time of Cortéz when the Nahuatl people go into what is now Guatemala and shares an epic map of that journey by a native artist that reveals much about the culture and times.Read morePage 10 of 113









