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Sunday Worship,
February 2nd, 2025
at 10:30 am
Sharing the Wealth
Rev. Mike Morran
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Join us on February 2nd at 10:30 am. What is leadership? What does it mean to be a leader, or to share leadership? If everyone is a leader, how does anything get done? This Sunday we will ponder these and other mysteries of being a liberal religious community.
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Giving in Action – Denver Children’s Choir
(Thanks to Beth Fischer for the post)
Our Giving in Action non-profit this week is The Denver Children’s Choir (DCC). DCC unites the children of Denver through rigorous ensemble music instruction. Children of all races, cultures, and socioeconomic backgrounds come together to sing, study, and perform choral music in a nurturing and inclusive environment. A central tenet of the DCC and a key to our purpose is the fact that, since our founding in 1995, we have never turned a child away due to a lack of experience or ability to pay. We provide a safe place for children to belong, develop leadership skills, gain self-confidence and self-esteem, make friends, and create lifelong memories with singers from all over the city. And, they learn to sing from our world class team of master teachers! The DCC is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization; all donations are tax deductible.
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Whole SoUUl Studio at Noon on February 2nd
Whole SoUUl Studio will be a monthly, faithful, educational, communal gathering with a focus on religion and community. We will gather in the sanctuary at 12:00 on the first (or occasionally second) Sunday of each month, after Sunday service, to learn, explore, share, and grow together for about 45 minutes. Facilitated by Rev. Mike and occasionally others, Whole SoUUl Studio is intended to be connective and nourishing for all our members and friends!
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Miriam’s Book Table is Proud to Feature…
(Thanks to the Nan Wigington for the post)
Howard Thurman’s Jesus and the Disinherited.
Miriam’s Book Table just received new books. One of the most important ones is Howard Thurman’s Jesus and the Disinherited. The book played a part in Mike’s stirring MLK day sermon, and is a powerful interpretation of Jesus’ teachings. It shows how the prophet’s words can be a source of strength and resistance. Stop by the table during coffee hour and pick it up.
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