CTK Vision Statement:

We believe that God is

calling Christ the King to

create a spiritual home

where

We center ourselves

in God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit,

We build connections among our members

and our neighbors,

and

We join with our

neighbors in caring

for our community

and God’s world.

The Canticle Christ the King Episcopal Church, 6490 Carr Street, Arvada, CO 80004

In this Issue

Clergy Letter 3

Worship & Music 3

Faith Formation 4

Hospitality 5

Caring Connections 5

Core Communities 7

Parish Life 8

Readings 9

Beyond Our Walls 10

June Calendar 11

July Calendar 12

Front Range Region Confirmation Service

Saturday, June 8, 10:00 a.m.

Christ the King will be hosting this year’s confirmation service for the region, the

first time our new bishop, the Rt. Rev. Kym Lucas, will be coming to the Front

Range Region. A total of thirteen churches from the region will be bringing 83

people to be confirmed, received, or reaffirmed, including nine from Christ the

King. Because of the large number of people, the Rt. Rev. Dan Edwards, retired

Bishop of Nevada, will be here to assist Bishop Kym.

Many members of Christ the King have already begun preparations to welcome

our guests. They have been busy cleaning the kitchen, painting Kempsell Hall,

preparing the chapel for Bishop Kym to meet with candidates, and preparing the

altar and sanctuary for the service itself. Both our handbell and Worshiping Voic-

es choirs will be presenting special music; the vocal choir will be joined by choir

members from St. James Episcopal Church in Wheat Ridge.

Please be sure to offer your congratulations to the members of Christ the King

who are participating in this service: Those being confirmed: Bob DeLong, Glenn

Pladsen, Barbara Rhoades, Kit Ryan; those being received: Christine Foster, Phil

Goodman, Paul Valdez; those reaffirming vows: Byron Giezentanner and Linda

Palmer.

Pentecost Sunday Celebration

June 9, 2019, 9:00 a.m.

On Pentecost Sunday, the Church celebrates the gift of the Holy Spirit to the dis-

ciples, as recorded in the second chapter of Acts. This year, we will also be cele-

brating the gift of our handbell choir director, Martha Jones, as she steps down

from the position she has held for 40 years. This choir was started by Martha’s

mother, Ruth Kempsell, and has played regularly at Christ the King since 1966.

Andi Smith, our Music Director, will be taking over Martha’s responsibilities this

fall so that we can keep this tradition alive.

We will be holding just one service on this Sunday, followed by a reception spon-

sored by the Chi Rho Handbell Choir. Please mark your calendars to join us for

this special occasion—and be sure to wear red!

June/July 2019

Clergy The Rev. Rebecca Brown

Rector

rebecca@ctkarvada.org

303-424-1072

Staff Mary Weekley

Office Manager

303-424-5288

office@ctkarvada.org

Ros Patterson

Bookkeeper

303-424-5288

finance@ctkarvada.org

Andi Smith

Music Director

303-430-0611

pianomama64@gmail.com

Byron Giezentanner

Sr. Warden

303-885-7129 Byron.giezentanner@gmail.com

Bob Mickelson Jr. Warden

303-466-6222

bmickel5@msn.com

Cathie Craig, Prayer Chain

ctkprayerchain@yahoo.com

Michelle Bredine,

Canticle Editor

mbredine@gmail.com

Deadline:

Please submit articles by the

15th of the prior month.

Website: www.ctkarvada.org

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Worship Services

Sundays, Holy Eucharist

7:45 and 9:45 a.m.

Fridays, Morning Prayer

7:00 a.m.

Welcome to Albert Daviou,

our Sabbatical Interim

The Rev. Albert G. Daviou, an Episcopal priest canonically resident in

the Diocese of Atlanta, begins his ministry here on Monday, June 17.

Albert will join us for worship on June 16; his first Sunday will be June

23. He will be available for any pastoral emergencies, and will be in the

office at Christ the King on Tuesdays and Thursdays. In addition, he

will be leading the Bible study group on Tuesday afternoons. Albert can be reached by

email, by phone at 404-545-9752, or by calling the church office and leaving a message

for him.

Albert and his wife Pat relocated in Broomfield, Co. in January of 2019 after he retired

from full time ministry 2 years before. Albert and Pat have a son and 2 grandchildren in

Boulder, the magnet drawing them to the mountains. They have another son, daughter-in-

law, and grandson in Atlanta; hence Pat’s frequent visits to DIA.

Albert has served parishes in the dioceses of Western Michigan, Atlanta, Western Massa-

chusetts, and most recently the Central Gulf Coast. They moved here from Navarre, Flori-

da where they spent the first 2 years of their retirement. Pat is an Occupational Therapist

who spent the last 20 years leading up to her retirement in various capacities at Shepherd

Center in Atlanta. Shepherd is a sister institution to the familiar Craig in Denver.

Pat and Albert met 50 years ago in Denver. When not worshipping here, Pat and Albert

attend St. John’s Boulder where they are part of the hiking ministry. Albert has been li-

censed by the Rt. Rev. Rob O’Neill to serve in the Diocese of Colorado. He was ordained

priest in December of 1983 and received his M.Div. from Seabury-Western Theological

Seminary, Evanston, Illinois.

Canticle Schedule for the Summer

This summer, the Canticle will have a June-July edition and an August-September edi-

tion. Please send in the information for the August-September edition to Barbara Jen-

nings or to the church office.

Consecration of The Rt. Rev. Kym Lucas

On Sunday, May 12, Luke Cross picked the names of three people

to receive our parish passes to the consecration service. Cathy

Goodman, Mary Jo Ryan, and Dan Mondragon attended the ser-

vice, along with a few other familiar faces. Our drawing netted

$221 towards “refreshing” Kempsell Hall. Thanks to Dan

Mondragon, who took the picture.

Gift Card Sales

Just a reminder that Barbara Jennings will be on hand to sell gift cards through the

summer on the first and third Sundays of each month. And if you haven’t yet linked up

your King Soopers Loyalty Card with Christ the King, please do so as soon as possible.

We earn 5% of all your King Soopers purchases. Our number is LM737; go to http://

kingsooperscommunityrewards.com.

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“Season of Change”

Dear People of God,

During the Easter season (all 50 days of it), we celebrate the beginning of new life. This year, though, we have also

marked—and celebrated—the end of life for three different people: Eric Valdez, brother of Paul Valdez, Phil Pilgrim,

son of Jean Thayer, and Barbara Rhyne, wife of Charlie Rhyne.

But we have also been able to witness and celebrate the marriage of Kama Linscome and Harry Mitchell and the conse-

cration and ordination of our new bishop, Kym Lucas. Before this season is over, we will also welcome new members

into the Episcopal Church through confirmation and reception, witness the reaffirmation of faith of long-time members,

and celebrate the ministry of Martha Jones, Director of the Chi Rho Handbell Choir. Finally, on June 16, we will intro-

duce our interim priest, the Rev. Albert Daviou, as I prepare to leave for my sabbatical. It is, above all else, a season of

change.

Several people have asked if I am willing to say how I am spending my time. I have a general outline, but part of my

hope is that I can actually be somewhat unscheduled. I will be spending time with my three daughters and my grand-

children, who live in central Massachusetts, western New York , and New Hampshire. I will also stop in Wisconsin to

see my mom and some of my husband Andy’s family, and along the way I hope to catch up with some old friends. After

a couple of weeks exploring unfamiliar parts of Colorado, I’ll be going to Montana to see my siblings and cousins, then

spending a month volunteering as a cook at Ring Lake Ranch in Wyoming. While I have a lot of destinations to reach, I

do expect to be able to take enough time along the way so that I can appreciate the journey—and that is a real luxury for

me.

I want to take a moment now to thank all of the people that are making this sabbatical time possible for me, especially

our wardens, Byron Giezentanner and Bob Mickelson, the members of the Vestry who will be overseeing parts of my

usual work, our staff members, Mary Weekley, Andi Smith, and Ros Patterson, and all of the people who are stepping up

to help.

I look forward to being back with you all in September, and I leave you with this benediction:

“May the Lord watch between me and thee, while we are absent, one from another.”

In God’s peace,

Becky +

Worship Team

Wednesday, June 12, 7:00 p.m.

Our worship team will meet to review our Lent and Easter worship services, and to begin planning for the coming year.

We welcome your input and participation in this work.

Worship Leadership

We welcome Nate Archambault and Amanda Roberts as our new altar servers. If you would like to assist in leading wor-

ship, please leave your name with Mary Weekley in the office. We will be scheduling another training in early October.

Worship and Music

Clergy Letter

A Musical Note

Another season has passed for the music team here at Christ the King. Both vocal and hand bell choirs will be on hiatus for

the summer. And both will resume in the fall after Labor Day. If you think about the number of people in both groups

(which probably is around 25 and includes those who fill in as needed) . . . and you figure that each group meets weekly

from September through May . . . and that each practice will run approximately 1 ½ hours . . . and sometimes extra rehears-

als are thrown in as needed . . . ummm, that adds up to a lot of time. Please take a moment to thank each of these people for

the time that each one gives to this ministry. Without their commitment and dedication, we wouldn’t have a vocal choir or a

hand bell choir. To each of you ringers and singers, I say: Thank you so much for the work you so

lovingly put into what you do and for blessing this congregation with the gifts you graciously share with us. To the congre-

gation I say: Thank you for the support you have shown for the people who make this ministry possible. I am grateful for

the opportunity to work with all of you and look forward to what lies ahead.

Andi Smith

Music Director

Godly Play Continues through Summer

June 9, June 23

July 14, July 28

How would you describe Godly Play? It isn’t really a class—at least not in the sense that children sit around a table and get

told things by a teacher. It’s more like a time of directed experiences that help our 4 to 6 year olds know that they are loved

and cherished by God. And yes, the children get to play, for that’s the best way for children to learn. Katie Fendel leads

our children in Godly Play.

Daughters of the King

Tuesday, June 4, 12:00 noon

Tuesday, July 2, 12:00 noon

The Esther-Macrina chapter of this national organization meets monthly in the library. We have begun reading The Gift of

the Jews: How a Tribe of Desert Nomads Changed the Way Everyone Thinks and Feels, by Thomas Cahill. In June, we

will be discussing the first half of Chapter 2 (pages 51-71). In July, we will be discussing the second half of Chapter 2

(pages 52-90). If you are interested in learning more about this group, please contact Kay Seiler.

Men’s Breakfast and Bible Study

Wednesday, June 5, 6:30 – 8:00 a.m.

Wednesday, July 10, 6:30 – 8:00 a.m.

This month, our reading will be from Bible Stories Revisited: the Gospel of Luke,” by Macrina Scott.

In June, we discussed Chapter 21, “Athens and Corinth: A Study in Contrast.” In July, we will dis cuss

Chapter 22, “Jerusalem.” Please contact Tom Scholle if you plan on attending so we will have enough food.

New Book Group Begins Meeting

on Thursday, June 6, 1:30 p.m.

We begin this summer reading Plan B: Further Thoughts on Faith, by Anne Lamott. Our format is simple; each week,

we’ll read four chapters and share our thoughts and reflections with one another. The book group will meet for six weeks,

through July 18, with no meeting on July 4.

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Weekday Bible Study on Mark

Tuesdays, 1:00 pm, beginning on June 18

Albert Daviou will be leading the Bible Study group during Rev. Becky’s sabbatical. Each week, members of the group

will read the text together and then discuss what is read. The pace of this study is determined by the members of the

group.

Sunday Morning Coffee Hour

We welcome your assistance in bringing refreshments for our coffee hour each week and in cleaning up. Looking for

some guidance about what this involves? Check in on Sunday mornings with Linda Palmer, who will fill you in on the

details. Sign up to help on the board in Kempsell Hall. Thanks!

The Lunch Bunch

Thursday, June 13, 11:30 a.m.

Thursday, July 11, 11:30 a.m.

Join members and friends of Christ the King for lunch at a local restaurant. For more information or to make a reserva-

tion, please contact the church office (303-424-5288; office@ctkarvada.org).

Ladies’ Bunco Time!

Wednesday, June 19, 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Wednesday, July 10, 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Look for some summer fun that’s out of the sun? Join us for Ladies Bunco in Kempsell Hall. Please bring a snack to

share; Kay Seiler will provide soda and paper products. A sign-up sheet will be on the bulletin board in the narthex a cou-

ple of weeks in advance. All ladies are welcome, and you can bring your friends—no experience necessary! If you have

any questions call Kay 303-460-9234.

Open Plate Offering for June

Generation to Generation Capital Campaign for Cathedral Ridge In 2016, the Episcopal Church in Colorado began a capital campaign to improve The Center at Cathedral Ridge, our Dioc-

esan camp located in the mountains west of Colorado Springs. Our vestry has voted to raise $6,000 over three years; thus

far, we have contributed $2,000. The Outreach Committee has chosen this project for the May Open Offering in order to

call everyone’s attention to the challenge.

In addition to serving as a year-round center for retreats and formation programs, this project represents a major long-term

commitment by our Diocese to reach out to all young people, regardless of religious beliefs or ability to pay, especially

those in underserved and at-risk populations, to provide substantive grounding in the Christian faith, develop leadership

skills and challenge youth to become faithful leaders for change in their communities and the world. Check here for more

information about Cathedral Ridge.

Rector’s Note: If any young people from Christ the King want to attend Cathedral Ridge this summer, please see me for

information; scholarship assistance is available.

Open Plate Offering for July

The Community Table

The Community Table, formerly the Arvada Community Food Bank, provides more than just food for individuals and

families—and it extends services beyond Arvada. The Bridges to Opportunity program offers support for people working

toward self-sufficiency, and this assistance is available to people in parts of Westminster, Wheat Ridge and Golden. Fam-

ilies to self-select the groceries they need, including fresh fruits and vegetables, and throughout the school year, volun-

teers prepare extra food for students in several area schools.

There are lots of reasons for us to support The Community Table through our July Open Offering. And we welcome your

donations of toiletries and non-perishable food items as well.

Loaves and Fishes Sunday

July 28, 2019

Throughout the month of July, we will be collecting toiletries and non-perishable food items for the Community Table.

Please bring your donations to the church by Sunday, July 28. And while we highlight these donations in July, we also

accept these items each week. We keep a small supply of nonperishable items in our own outreach cupboard, and the rest

we take to The Community Table.

Crafters of the King

June 3 and June 17, 10:00 a.m. – noon

July 1 and July 15, 10:00 a.m. – noon

On Sunday, June 2, we were able to bless six prayer shawls and lap robes, made by members of the Crafters. Our Craft-

ers are also engaged in a number of different projects, and they are happy to teach you—or learn something new! If you

are interested in participating in this ministry – even if you can’t come to our regular gatherings, please contact Mary Jo

Ryan or Pat Barker.

St. Clare’s Table

Tuesday, June 11, 5:00 p.m.

Tuesday, July 9, 5:00 p.m.

Each month, the Church of Christ the King prepares and serves dinner for about 100 people at St. Clare’s Table, located

at the Episcopal Church of St. Peter and St. Mary in Denver. If you would like to help cook, serve, or clean up, please

contact Mark Molello.

Breakfast at The Rising

Thursday, June 20 and Tuesday, June 25

Thursday, July 18 and Tuesday, July 23

8:00 - 10:00 a.m

Join the CTK crew that cooks and serves breakfast at The Rising Day Center. If you’d like to help out, please contact

Tom Scholle for more information.

Neighborhood Dinners

Wednesday, June 26, 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday, July 24, 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.

Our last two dinners have included an impromptu song fest, as folks have gathered around the piano while Henry was

playing the piano. Henry regularly joins us when he is not on tour. We have no guarantees about the entertainment, but

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for our June dinner, we will be having a cookout, with hamburgers and hot dogs. We will need side dishes, such as potato

and macaroni salad, buns, fruit and desserts. In July, we will be serving a buffet of main dish salads, along with fruit and

desserts. Signup sheets will be out on the table in the narthex two weeks before each dinner, or you can contact Jean Thayer

by email. The Neighborhood Dinner is open to all without charge.

Vestry Highlights

May, 2019

Reports received:

The Finance Committee met and reviewed the 2017 Audit report and made some recommendations. They plan to

review the contingent liabilities to determine our unrestricted cash balance.

Bob DeLong reported that our April revenue exceeded our budget projections and that our expenses continue to be

below budget. He has closed out the gain on the insurance payment for roof repair.

Bob Mickelson informed us that we will need to purchase a heavy-duty weed whacker, and that Murphy Mechanical

can repair the backflow preventer for the north sprinkler for $668. He is getting estimates for repairing the step into

the old entrance and continuing to look for a stove replacement.

Rev. Becky reported that there were 12 people in the Episcopal 101 class, and that $221 was raised from the drawing

for passes to the Consecration Service. She confirmed that the Rev. Albert Daviou has signed the Letter of Under-

standing and that he will be joining us in worship on June 16.

Actions taken:

Approved the 2017 Audit Report

Appointed Linda Palmer to the Audit Committee.

Discussed expectations for Vestry oversight during Rev. Becky’s sabbatical leave.

Several concerns were raised as new business, which were dealt with as well.

Next meeting:

Tuesday, June 25, 7:00 p.m.

Property (Fixers and Tenders)

Saturday, June 15, 8:30 a.m.

We will continue to work on our grounds, clearing out dead branches and pruning some of our trees. If you are available

to assist with mowing, please contact Bob Mickelson. He will be happy to train you!

Treasurer’s Report

April 30, 2019

Total Ordinary Revenue (April, 2019) $23,208

Total Expense (April, 2019) 19,806

Net Ordinary Income (April, 2019) $ 3,402

Total Year-to-Date Revenue $88,267*

Total Year-to-Date Expense 74,237

Net Ordinary Income: 14,030*

*These figures include quarterly gains in the endowment fund of $7,042.56.

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June/July Sympathies, Thank You’s, and Congratulations

…..Congratulations to Joe Smith, son of Andi and Bill Smith. Joe will be graduating from IECRM (Independent Electri-

cal Contractors Rocky Mountain) on June 8. The next phase for Joe will be to take the state issued Journeyman’s test.

…..Thank you for your generous donation of $686.01 to support the Ralston House

Pinwheel Garden Campaign in recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month.

More than 150 pinwheel gardens were planted throughout the community to Help Plant

Hope during the month of April. Each pinwheel planted on behalf of children repre-

sents hope and healing. We appreciate your support.

Sincerely,

Don Moselry, Executive Director

…..Thanks for the great music this morning …. Wonderful!

…..Thanks to Mike Paugh and Jeneene Lowe for hosting the livestreaming of the Consecration Service.

…..Thanks to our painting and cleaning crews on Saturday, June 1.

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Readings for June 2019

June 2 – Seventh Sunday of Easter

Acts 16:16-34 Revelation 22:12-14, 16-17, 20-21

Psalm 97 John 17:20-26

June 9 – Day of Pentecost

Acts 2:1-21 Romans 8:14-17

Psalm 104:25-35, 37 John 14:8-17

June 16 – Trinity Sunday

Proverbs 8:1-4, 22-31 Romans 5:1-5

Psalm 8 John 16:12-15

June 23 – Second Sunday after Pentecost

1 Kings 19:1-4, 8-15a Galatians 3:23-29

Psalm 43 Luke 8:26-39

June 30 – Third Sunday after Pentecost

2 Kings 2:1-2, 6-14 Galatians 5:1, 13-25

Psalm 77:1-2, 11-20 Luke 9:51-62

June Birthdays

Jamie Webb June 2

Frank Hester June 3

Rick Potting June 4

George Baldini June 5

Zachary Elliott June 6

Lou Blair June 9

Jentry Kendall June 10

Allan Andrews June 11

Steve Barritt June 12

Kathy Beamis June 15

Bob Ferris June 18

Susan Paugh June 18

Amanda Roberts June 20

Bruce Palmer June 20

Andy Fendel June 24

June Anniversaries

Bill and Andi Smith June 5

Dennis and Kathy Beamis June 19

Dan and Rachel Mondragon June 21

Rob and Martha Jones June 29

Readings for July 2019

July 7 – Fourth Sunday after Pentecost

2 Kings 5:1-14 Galatians 6: 7-16

Psalm 30 Luke 10:1-11, 16-20

July 14 – Fifth Sunday after Pentecost

Amos 7:7-17 Colossians 1:1-14

Psalm 82 Luke 10:25-37

July 21 – Sixth Sunday after Pentecost

Amos 8:1-12 Colossians 1:15-28

Psalm 52 Luke 10:38-42

July 28 – Seventh Sunday after Pentecost

Hosea 1:2-10 Colossians 2:6-15

Psalm 85 Luke 11:1-13

July Anniversaries

Jentry & Barb Kendall July1

Harvey & Sandi Knight July 1

Ed & Exal Stanton July 10

Jim & Marilyn Savage July 16

Dave & Leslie Murray July 18

Bob & Diane Mickelson July 23

Steve & Amanda Roberts July 25

Mike & Barbara Winant July 26

G.A. Baldini & Ada Liu July 28

July Birthdays

Karen Pedersen July 1

Luke Nashat Fahmy July 2

Bob Mickelson July 3

Jennifer Andrews July 6

Jeffrey Smith July 6

Sally Campbell July 8

Leslie Murray July 9

Gina Ciccone July 12

Diane Mickelson July 14

Kama Linscome July 18

Peggy Broderick July 20

David Burry July 20

Braxton Blaser July 22

Nicholas Sanchez July 23

Marjorie Riske July 25

Chris Hatfield July 26

Charlie Johnson July 26

Warren Broderick July 27

Bernie Craig July 27

Ken Amidon July 30

Beyond Our Walls

Gift Cards Help Support Our Parish!

It’s true! Every time you use a gift card purchased here at the church—through Shop with Scrip,

Safeway, or King Soopers, you help support the ministry of Christ the King.

How do you start? It’s easy.

Safeway and King Soopers offer reloadable cards ($20), available through

the church office (303-424-5288; office@ctkarvada.org) or any Sunday morning.

We receive a rebate of 4 - 5% every time you reload your card.

Shop with Scrip offers gift cards from hundreds of familiar retailers, in amounts that vary from $10 to

$500. Some of these cards are also reloadable, and all can be ordered from Barbara Jennings on Sunday

mornings. Rebates to the church range from 1.5% to 18%, depending on the retailer.

The money from these gift cards programs is directed to our operating budget and it is a really easy way to help

support our church. Through April, 2019, CTK has earned $2,062.82.

Curious about what else is happening around the diocese?

You can get a complete list of special learning opportunities, concerts, and celebrations at https://

episcopalcolorado.org/connect-with-us/diocesan-digest/. And you can signup for weekly updates as well.

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Sacred Ground Race Dialogue Series

Tuesday, June 11, 11:00 am, online. In this webinar, Canon Stephanie Spellers and

Ms. Katrina Browne share the "why and how" of the Sacred Ground series; a 10-part

series that considers some of the major chapters of the United States of America's

history of race and racism. It also invites participants to weave in the threads of per-

sonal and family story, economic class, and political, and regional identity.

Participants in this free one-hour webinar will be walked through the online Sacred Ground curriculum and resources,

including the password-protected pages, to receive an overview of all the elements of this resource.

Learn more and register here.

Episcopalians and Lutherans Together: Denver PrideFest 2019

Episcopalians and Lutherans are organizing a presence at Denver Pridefest 2019, the

weekend of June 15 and 16, and invite you to join in welcoming the LGBTQ com-

munity. Last year, dozens of volunteers from 17 area Episcopal and Lutheran con-

gregations participated. Volunteers are needed for 2-hour shifts on either Saturday

or Sunday and will great visitors to the joint information booth.

More information about volunteering here: https://colorado-integrity.webnode.com/

Bishop Kym Announces Staff Changes

Our Canon to the Ordinary, the Rev. Canon Ruth Woodliff-Stanley, has been called to a new role

working in partnership with the Episcopal Church Building Fund and several dioceses. I'm thankful

for Ruth: for her faith, her ministry, and her leadership here in Colorado.

I'm also pleased to announce that the Rev. Alex Dyer has accepted my call to serve as the Episco-

pal Church in Colorado's next Canon to the Ordinary. The Rev. Alex Dyer will begin his ministry as

Canon to the Ordinary with us in mid-August.

Beginning in June, the the Rev. Canon Lucy Amerman will serve as our Interim Canon to the

Ordinary until August.. Please keep everyone in your prayers during this time of transition.

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday 1

2 7:45 & 9:45am

Holy Eucharist

3 10:00am Crafters of the King

4 12:00pm Daughters of the King

5 6:30am Men’s Breakfast & Bible Study

7-8:30pm Episcopal 101 7:30pm AA Mtg

6 1:30pm Book Group 6:30pm Planina 7:00pm CoDA 7:00pm Worshiping Voices Choir

7 7:00am Morning Prayer

8 10:00am Front Range Regional Confirmation

9 Pentecost Sunday 9:00am Holy Eucharist 10:15am Godly Play

10

11 5:30pm St Clare’s Table

12 7:00pm Finance 7:30pm AA Mtg

13 11:30am Lunch Bunch 1:30pm Book Group 6:30pm Planina 7:00pm CoDA

14 7:00am Morning Prayer

15 8:30am Fixers & Tenders 11:00 Steven Coats Funeral

16 7:45 & 9:45am Holy Eucharist

17 10:00am Crafters of the King

18 1:00pm Bible Study

19

11am - 1pm Ladies Bunco 7:30pm AA Mtg

20 8:00am Breakfast at The Rising

1:30pm Book Group 6:30pm Planina 7:00pm CoDA

21 7:00am Morning Prayer

22

23 7:45 & 9:45am Holy Eucharist 10:45am Godly Play

24

25 8:00am Breakfast at The Rising 1:00pm Bible Study

7:00pm Vestry

26

5:30pm Neighborhood Dinner 7:30pm AA Mtg

27 1:30pm Book Group 6:30pm Planina 7:00pm CoDA

28 7:00am Morning Prayer

29

30 7:45 & 9:45am Holy Eucharist

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday 1

9-4 Mad Science 10:00am Crafters of the King

2 9-4 Mad Science 12:00pm Daughters of the King

3 9-4 Mad Science 7:30pm AA Mtg

4 Office Closed Independ-ence Day

5 7:00am Morning Prayer 9-4 Mad Science

6

7 7:45 & 9:45am

Holy Eucharist

8

9

1:00pm Bible Study 5:30pm St Clare’s Table 7:00pm Finance

10 6:30am Men’s Breakfast & Bible Study 11am - 1pm Ladies Bunco 7:30pm AA Mtg

11 11:30am Lunch Bunch 1:30pm Book Group 6:30pm Planina 7:00pm CoDA

12 7:00am Morning Prayer

13 8:30am Fixers & Tenders

14 7:45 & 9:45am Holy Eucharist

15 9-4 Mad Science 10:00am Crafters of the King

16 9-4 Mad Science 1:00pm Bible Study 7:00pm Vestry

17 9-4 Mad Science 7:30pm AA Mtg

18 8:00am Breakfast at The Rising 9-4 Mad Science 1:30pm Book Group 6:30pm Planina 7:00pm CoDA

19 7:00am Morning Prayer 9-4 Mad Science

20

21 7:45 & 9:45am Holy Eucharist

22

23 8:00am Break-fast at The Ris-ing 1:00pm Bible Study

24 5:30pm Neighbor-hood Dinner 7:30pm AA Mtg

25 1:30pm Book Group 6:30pm Planina 7:00pm CoDA

26 7:00am Morning Prayer

27

28 7:45 & 9:45am Holy Eucharist

29 9-4 Mad Science

30 9-4 Mad Science 1:00pm Bible Study

31 9-4 Mad Science 7:30pm AA Mtg