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:
The Building Bulletin: September 2020
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:
From Your Foothills Board of Trustees
The Board met on March 25 to discuss possible next steps in our building expansion project, and we want to share our thinking with you.
Major Building News!
Last Sunday (March 1), we enthusiastically voted…
Building Bulletin Oct. 2019
Throughout the month of September, we held 17 Focus Group sessions including the 3D video of our preliminary design. Almost 300 of you participated and the reaction was enthusiastic.
Building Bulletin Sept. 2019
We are happy to announce that Pinkard Construction will be the Construction Manager/General Contractor for our Building project. The Building Expansion Team (BET) interviewed three firms and selected Pinkard as the firm that most represented our values and vision for the building.
Making a Difference in Fort Collins
One highlights of my sabbatical was my participation in a series of conversations convened by the Colorado Trust. For the last ten years, the Trust has been working in rural communities across Northern Colorado, and is now interested in bringing their organizing and funding into Fort Collins.
Discover What’s Possible Together
The time is finally here to figure out how we are going to create a campus that is big enough for us to truly unleash all that our mission asks of us, and all that we dream of doing together.
Change Yet Continuity
by Rev. Sean “Some of the walls were the same. The roof was the same. Important changes had been made, but the sense of continuity which a building often comes to represent was unbroken. The continuity is one of the structure, but also of far more than that. It is a continuity of people and […]
This Is Not the Same Church I Joined
This is certainly not the church I joined back in 1985. Back then, we were fewer in numbers and the single, 9 am, worship service was simple and intimate, even allowing for some discussion at the end of the sermon….