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April 2016 Pastor, Pastor, & Pastor Over our spring break travel, Melanie and I discussed how it was exactly a year ago during spring break that we finally moved into our Johnstown home. We spent the first four months dependent on one of our church family's willingness to lend us their furnished basement. We are thankful for their generosity and thankful to have a pad to call home. But it was also this time last year that our pastoral search committee was reviewing names and huddling in conversation to fill the pastor of evangelism position to which Pastor Nestor and Katherine became the answers. Feels a little like déjà vu this spring, as we are again busy on this campus with pastoral searches for our campus. Our campus chaplain pastor, Nick Clark and his family have felt God's call to make a transition. It has been a privilege for me to work with Nick and we wish the Clarks God's speed. A small team is looking through names for that leadership role and we covet your prayers. Back on the church side of campus, God has opened a door to move toward another pastor leader on our staff. There are some dreams* for advancing the kingdom of Jesus that this additional position would help make possible. Our church board and elders' council have reviewed the survey results in the area of needs for pastoral ministry and have weighed in with energetic conversation. The specific job description and focus of an additional pastor is not finished but your survey responses** have been a huge help and you are invited to continue to share your thoughts as we define this position. Again, your prayers for this process and the search committee (the same members as a year ago) are coveted. *The pastoral team has been dreaming with the conference on ideas of more focus on reaching and impacting the community and creating a team of young people to travel the conference in the summer engaging churches and communities in public and In This Issue Our Church in Action School News All About People Birthdays Actions of the Board Stay Connected Quick Links Campion Church Campion Academy HMS Richards Elementary Rocky Mountain Conference Our Mission We serve and glorify God through Christcentered worship, individual spiritual growth, youth involvement, and community interaction. Pastoral Staff Micheal Goetz, Lead Nestor Soriano, Assoc Nick Clark, Chaplain Teresa Johansen, Admin. Assistant/Treasurer Contact: [email protected]
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April 2016Pastor, Pastor, & Pastor
Over our spring break travel, Melanie and I discussedhow it was exactly a year ago during spring break thatwe finally moved into our Johnstown home. We spentthe first four months dependent on one of our churchfamily's willingness to lend us their furnished basement.We are thankful for their generosity and thankful tohave a pad to call home.
But it was also this time last year that our pastoralsearch committee was reviewing names and huddlingin conversation to fill the pastor of evangelism positionto which Pastor Nestor and Katherine became theanswers. Feels a little like déjà vu this spring, as we areagain busy on this campus with pastoral searches forour campus. Our campus chaplain pastor, Nick Clarkand his family have felt God's call to make a transition.It has been a privilege for me to work with Nick and wewish the Clarks God's speed. A small team is lookingthrough names for that leadership role and we covetyour prayers.
Back on the church side of campus, God has opened adoor to move toward another pastor leader on our staff.There are some dreams* for advancing the kingdom ofJesus that this additional position would help makepossible. Our church board and elders' council havereviewed the survey results in the area of needs forpastoral ministry and have weighed in with energeticconversation. The specific job description and focus ofan additional pastor is not finished but your surveyresponses** have been a huge help and you are invitedto continue to share your thoughts as we define thisposition. Again, your prayers for this process and thesearch committee (the same members as a year ago)are coveted. *The pastoral team has been dreaming with theconference on ideas of more focus on reaching andimpacting the community and creating a team of youngpeople to travel the conference in the summerengaging churches and communities in public and
In This Issue
Our Church in ActionSchool NewsAll About PeopleBirthdaysActions of the Board
Stay Connected
Quick LinksCampion Church Campion AcademyHMS Richards ElementaryRocky MountainConference
Our Mission
We serve and glorify Godthrough Christcenteredworship, individual spiritualgrowth, youth involvement,and communityinteraction.
Pastoral Staff
Micheal Goetz, LeadNestor Soriano, AssocNick Clark, ChaplainTeresa Johansen, Admin.Assistant/TreasurerContact:[email protected]
2016 Loveland Cougar Pathfinder BibleExperience Team: Left to right front row: ChaseR. Ashley H., Amelia Z., Ashley H. & Madeline J.
Coach: Phyllis Z. (back row).
creative evangelism. **The top 5 responses from the survey for an additionalpastor position were: Visitation/member care, youth,small groups, inactive member ministry, discipleship.
Pastor Micheal
Did you know that the groundbreaking for our churchwas held 50 years ago last month?
Jaime JorgeComing tonight, April 1!
Jamie Jorge, renownedviolinist.
Campion Church at7:00pmFree, so come early toget a good seat.Bring your friendsrelatives, and neighbors.
Service Schedule
Saturdays:Sabbath School 9:30 amChurch 10:45 amWednesdays:Prayer Meeting 6:30 pm
Click on calendar forchurch, pathfinder, and
Campion events.
Our Church in Action
Loveland Cougars Pathfinder BibleExperience Team Moves on to NADTesting By Amelia ZimmermanThe Loveland Cougars Pathfinder BibleExperience team is headed to the NorthAmerican Division Pathfinder BibleExperience in Prescott, Arizona, onApril 16. This is the third consecutiveyear that the team has made it out ofUnion level testing, with a lot of hardwork and prayer. So how do youmotivate young teens to study hard anddedicate themselves to memorization ofGod's Word? The key is make it fun,
make it relevant, and make it all about Jesus! "I feel so incredibly blessed to have beeninvolved in PBE," says team member Amelia Zimmerman, "It is not only fun andrewarding to see our hard work pay off, but I have grown closer to Jesus through mystudies." The entire team wants to give a huge thank you for the support of theconference, the Campion church congregation, their coach Phyllis Zimmerman, and mostof all, Jesus.
Journey to the Cross Draws Community to Campion more photos
Photo Essay by Barb Williams
When What Current Topic Where Leader Phone
Mon 8 am
HMS Prayer Group(when school is insession)
Pray for HMS School. HMS Gym ShawnaHammond
970‐232‐8673
Tues. 7 pm
Women's BibleStudy
Last Day Events West of Loveland Eva Marn 970‐978‐6212
Wed.noon
Women's PrayerGroup
Devoonal/prayer Church FellowshipHall
Eva Marn 970‐978‐6212
Wed. 6:30pm
Cleveland Group Light potluck /Biblestudy
E Loveland nearCenterra
Tom & ReneeCleveland
970‐301‐3149
Wed. 6:30pm
Power of Prayer Hebrews
Church FellowshipHall
Ben Trujillo 970‐667‐7403
Wed. Phil Jones Bible Bible Study Avista Hospital, Phil Jones 909‐225‐0308
Photo Essay by Barb Williams
You Are Invited to Join a Small GroupBeing part of a small group can motivate you to study, create community, and provide asafe and meaningful place to grow your faith. Consider contacting one of these groupsand joining them for prayer or study.
7 pm Study LafayeeFri. 7 pm Albertsen Group Women in the Bible Northwest
LovelandKen & Ella JeanAlbertsen
970‐776‐9721
Fri. 7 pm Fresh Fire FridayStudy
Daniel andRevelaon
East of Campion Jonathan Gibbs 970‐980‐5776
Fri. 7 pm Madonna Group Read E.G. Whitebook together
Berthoud Squeak and GailMadonna
970‐532‐4408
Fri. 7 pm Marn Group Revelaon Johnstown Joe and EvaMarn
970‐978‐6196
School News
Campion and WichitaAdventist ChristianAcademies Serve inBelize over SpringBreakOver spring break, 37volunteers from CampionAcademy and WichitaAdventist ChristianAcademy flew to Belize toserve the campus ofBelize Adventist JuniorCollege (BAJC) inCalcutta, where they'vebeen visiting annually forover ten years. More...
Library EncouragesInquiry, Exploration
Robots and strategygames may not be thefirst thing to come to mindwhen you think library,but that's what studentsfind at CampionAcademy. Managed byLindsey Santana, whoholds a master's degreein Library and InformationScience, the Campionlibrary is a place wherestudents can get helpwith research, find a bookto read, and study quietly,
but it's also a place where students can get creative, color, play games like Suspend orGravity Maze, or play with Sphero robots. In sum, our new librarian is helping Campionfacilitate inquiry and exploration.More...
Week of Prayer BringsRejuvenation, Refocus
By Gabrielle Williams & AlyseMaxwell
This past week CampionAcademy experiencedrejuvenation andrenewed focus in a weekof prayer hosted by theRocky MountainConference. This week ofevening meetings, hostedby Eric Nelson, AnthonyHandal, Craig Carr, andHeidi Littell, marked thefinal days of our campuswide 40day prayer
challenge. More...
HMS Richards March Newsletter Open the newsletter to read something from everyclassroom.
All About PeopleWelcome to Campion Church
Max and Phyllis Goodwin How often do similar careers draw people together like theGoodwins? Max, following his father's footsteps in barberingand just out of high school in 1954, attended NebraskaSchool of Barbering in Omaha, Nebraska. Following anapprenticeship, Max acquired his Nebraska Master BarberLicense two years later. He entered the U.S. Army in 1958and in 1961 purchased a barbershop in Wisner, Nebraska.
Phyllis graduated from high school in 1958 and attended Cosmetology School in Lincoln.They met while she was working in Valentine, Nebraska, when he was on leave from theArmy in 1959. Both their sons were born in Wisner.
In 1971 Max and Phyllis moved to Arvada, Colorado. Max pursued medical imagingoutside sales in northern Colorado and Wyoming until retirement in 2000. Phyllis retiredfrom HunterDouglas Window Fashion of Broomfield in 2006. They now enjoy leisure timewith his golfing and her handwork skills.
The older of their two sons, Kent, has worked in finance and banking. The younger son,David, is an FAA Certified AP Mechanic, employed by NorthropGrumman and ispresently on assignment supervising mechanical maintenance of aircraft for the U.S. AirForce.
Max and Phyllis have recently moved their church membership to Campion SeventhdayAdventist Church. "Campion is a friendly church," Max explains, "And the pastors delivergood messages supporting God's word and Ellen White."
Interview by Ken Albertsen
Ian and Stacey ShivesIan and Stacey have recently moved to Campion, coming to us from Collegedale,Tennessee, because of a job opportunity. Ian works as Director of Operations for
Heritage Health, and Stacy is a nurse at the SurgeryCenter in Fort Collins. They have two dogs, a boxerand pug, and enjoy outdoor activities and travel.
Ian and Stacey chose Campion as their new homechurch, feeling that there is a strong familyatmosphere. They are very impressed by theHospitality Team, saying how much it means to themto be greeted warmly every Sabbath and the teamremembering their names. Also, the pastors including
them in activities has meant a lot.
Although there have been struggles in their spiritual journey, they have come throughthem and learned not to lean on people but to lean on God. Welcome to CampionChurch, Ian and Stacey; we are so pleased that you have chosen us as your new churchfamily. Interview by Muriel Indermuehl
Mark Your Calendar
Save the DateSeptember 1618 Elizabeth Talbot will the guest speaker for the Rocky Mountain women'sretreat September 1618 at Glacier View Ranch. Talbot is a well knownspeaker and writer and director of Jesus 101. She is the author of"Surprised by Love" and is often seen on Hope Channel and 3ABN.Watch for the brochure and reservation information coming soon!
April 24Just a reminder to all you who want blood work done at the 9 Health Fair: we do notaccept credit cards at the Campion site. Here is a link to the web site so you can registerat least 24 hours prior to the April 24 date. There you can use a credit card. 9Health Fair
Birthdays in April
Lawrence Mettler 1Megan Michalenko 1Chase Rodriguez 1George Swanson 1Alex Acton 2Matthew Roessner 2Rose Whitley 2Loreita Harsany 4Elena Potter 4Jonathan Webster 4Michelle Hebard 5Joanna Orrison 5Phillip Worley 6Doug Krehbiel 7Caroline Silva Garcia 7
Maxine Smith 11Joyelle Worley 11Pat Autrey 13Lindsey Santana 13James Turner 13Paul Bragaw 15Reba Huth 15Michael Anderson 16Carli Olsen 16Erin Johnson 18Alex Plank 18Ada Swanson 18Thelma Hufman 19Carolyn Sadler 19Rick Harmon 20
Rande Rodeheaver 22Patrick Sheehan 22Kodi Weber 22Ryan Rushold 23Dennis Weber 23Seanna Gould 24Seth Stacey 24Lester Bradshaw 25Danny Hernandez 26Cynthia Hofmann 26Dale Williamson 26Dave Oden 27Troy Naranjo 28Dean Dushack 30Jeffrey English 30
Ben Bragaw 8Marc Clague 8Anna Geiger 8Jon Mark Stacey 8Terri Michalenko 10Ricky Eagan 11
David Abraham 21Tim Medina 21Bettie Wilson 21Jillian Harlow 22Chris Nelson 22Ben Ortowski 22
Gabriella Graybow 30Joel Pandolfi 30Brent Seton 30Suzy Sweney 30
Actions of the Board
Church Board Minutes for March 2016
Pastoral Search Committee (as voted by the church board):Tim CleggSandy EickmannJeanette FortnerDavin HammondBill HayAndrea OrrisonTony PastranaDon ReederMacee SantanaDick StenbakkenBen Trujillo
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