SERVICES
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As we begin to move into the sacred days of December, let’s refresh our celebration with new activities, rituals, and practices that can have profound meaning for us.
Music: Featuring guest artist, Cody Qualls, Thom Lich, and the Mile Hi Band
The Cosmic Christ
You Can’t Stop the Music
The Fourth Magi
The Gift of Life
Christmas Candlelight Services
There is a light in everything.
Sometimes we remember this and can see and feel it radiate. Sometimes we forget the light, and it goes dormant.
Christ awakens this light. Not by a wave of the hand. Not by the push of a button, but by the awareness of you, me, and all of us, together.
As we are aware of the Christ essence in all, we call it forward. It weaves unity, dignity, and togetherness. Is this not the meaning of Christmas—to see the light; to be the light; to follow the light into deeper and grander levels of awareness that heal, rejoice, and bring Christ awareness into our homes, our country, and our world?
This Christmas, we gather together in sacred agreement that we do not hide our light under a bushel but cultivate it this holy night, with candlelight and song, joyful sharing, and sacred remembering.
As we shine our lights together, they shine brighter for all to see. This is a light we can follow. Follow the light.
Rejoice in the music of the holidays presented by our incredible musical artists. Featuring Acoustic Eidolon, Sheryl Renee, Cody Qualls, Barry Ebert, Thom Lich, the Mile Hi Choir directed by Rebecca Stoutamire, and the Mile Hi Band with Rob Lowe, Mike Marlier, Bijoux Barbosa, and Stu MacAskie.
Thanksgiving Day Service
Our Thanksgiving Eve service starts at 5:30 p.m. in the Community Center with pie! The church will provide some pies, but please feel free to bring a pie, or two, to share!
Service will start at 6:30 p.m. in the Teel Sanctuary. There will be warm, beautiful music, readings, and sharing from our ministers. Children will be welcomed to share what they are grateful for during the service.
We will be complete by 7:30 p.m., so everyone can get home and rest as we head into the Thanksgiving holiday.
Music: Featuring Laura Berman, Thom Lich, and the Mile Hi Band
Thanksgiving Pies: 5:30 p.m., Community Center
Service: 6:30 p.m., Teel Sanctuary
Family Christmas Service
Join us for breakfast for dinner featuring pancakes, frittata, sausage, and fruit. Enjoy crafts and games. Santa will be making an appearance at our dinner. So, be sure you and your family visit with him before the service begins at 6:30 p.m.!
After the service, cookies will be served, there will be photo opportunities, and a last chance to visit with Santa in the Teel Sanctuary lobby.
Music: Featuring Barry Ebert, Michelle Bailey, Bobby Dartt, Thom Lich, and the Mile Hi Band
Breakfast-For-Dinner: 5 – 6:15 p.m., Community Center, Love Offering
Service: 6:30 – 7:15 p.m., Teel Sanctuary
Christmas Cookies: 7:15 p.m., Teel Sanctuary Lobby
Winter Solstice Service
The winter solstice is a time to dance from the darkness to the light.
The celebration of the midwinter sun held a central place in civilizations throughout the ancient world. In the northern hemisphere, we acknowledge the longest day of the year and celebrate the return of the bright rays of the sun.
Join us before the service for authentic Native American fry bread with honey and jam, compliments of Lakota Way Healing Center. All proceeds benefit the center.
Featuring: Lakota Way Healing Center Founder Doug Good Feather, Calvin Standing Bear, and Thom Lich
Native American Fry Bread: 5:30 – 6:45 p.m., Community Center, Love Offering
Service: 7 p.m., Teel Sanctuary
Midweek Renewal
Do you long for a moment of renewal in the middle of a busy week?
We have a new Wednesday offering—Midweek Renewal: An Evening of Spiritual Practice.
Come in and fill out a prayer request to affirm your well-being and the life you are wanting to create.
Join with others in sacred silence as we meditate together.
Receive inspiration from musicians, ministers, and practitioners.
Find a feeling of sanctuary that invites greater forgiveness, letting go of anything holding you back from living renewed.
Receive prayer for yourself and affirm a greater good for others as well.
Come back each week and repeat.
Don’t you feel better just thinking about it?
(No service will be held on Nov. 27, Dec. 4, 25, and Jan. 1.)
