Dear Friends, I know, it’s not exactly news that Larimer County’s infection rates have been rising exponentially, or that we were headed for an increased degree of shutting down. Actually, many of us have been hoping for this sort of action for a while. And STILL, there was something about the reality of it all […]
The Building Bulletin: November 2020 | Congregational Meeting Update
After our pandemic break, the Building Expansion Team (BET) is back on the job. When we left you, the board had authorized going forward with our building project and the congregation approved the financing plan. Since then much has changed. The BET has been looking at our new world and identified some questions to address:
At the Crossroads….
Last week we asked you, "This moment represents a crossroads. How would you name these crossroads for yourself personally? What personal commitments or values ground you?" Here are your responses: Are we there yet? Family grounds me, always. At A Crossroads, Contemplating The Year Ahead ... [😁In my typically verbose fashion ...] I see [...]
How do you describe Foothills?
Last week we asked you, "When you talk with your friends or neighbors about Foothills, what are the stories you tell? How do you describe Foothills?" Here are your responses: A welcome place for all, great community for families, our people! A welcoming place no matter what you believe. The only church without a [...]
Where are the places in your life where you can show up exactly as you are and be embraced?
Last week we asked you the following question: “Where are the places in your life where you can show up exactly as you are and be embraced? What makes that possible?” Here are the answers we received:
“Maybe” A Message From Tanner
I want to start this letter with my most sincere gratitude and praise. I have only been a part of this community for a few months, but I’ve learned so much from all of you. I’ve seen immeasurable graciousness, love, support, and care, not only to me but to each other. This type of fierce and unwavering compassion is rare and awe-inspiring.
Spiritual Practices You Shared
“Do you engage in anything that you would consider a spiritual practice? What does it look like? What obstacles get in your way?” Thank you to those who shared their spiritual practices with us last week. Here are your responses:
Foothills Favorite Soups
Thanks for sharing some great ideas for soups to make this fall! Chili and Butternut Squash soup were the big winners. Here’s what was shared:
We Are Bringing Our Future Into Focus (And It’s Looking Amazing!)
If you judge a meeting by its agenda, September’s board meeting did not appear to have blockbuster potential.
Things YOU Love about Cold Weather
Last week we asked you to share 3 things about winter that you love. We turned your responses into a word cloud.