Betsy is very excited to be the Family Ministry Assistant at Foothills Unitarian Church! Having grown up in Fort Collins, she knows the area and community well. Her background includes being a Youth Services Specialist at Platte Valley Juvenile Detention Center, where she supervised and provided support to incarcerated youth for the State of Colorado. She is also an avid volunteer for Partners Mentoring Youth and has worked with at-risk youth for many years. Prior to working for Platte Valley, Betsy worked at AT&T Mobility in sales. She is currently working towards getting a Master’s Degree in Social Work so that she can become a counselor for at-risk youth. In her time off, Betsy enjoys reading non-fiction books and spending time with her pug mix, Igor. She also hikes on weekends and is very passionate about fitness. Betsy’s always open to getting to know new people, so if you see her around please come say hi!
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August 2019
Dinners in the Home Fall Signup
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Find out more »Two Sunday Services
Join us each Sunday, April 28th - September 15th, for TWO morning services. The service times have shifted slightly to 9:00am and 11:00 am.
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Water Communion
Join us for one service, at the Azatalan Center Celebrating Water Communion “Water is more than simply a metaphor. It is elemental and primary, calling forth feelings of awe and reverence.” Carolyn McDade and Lucile Schuck Longview, two Unitarian Universalist woman, wrote these words to describe the essence of the ritual they created in 1980--a ritual that spread across UU congregations and has become an annual tradition for us at Foothills. This ritual is known now as Water Communion. Water Communion invites each person…
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Find out more »Tai Chi Chih
T’ai Chi Chih is a series of gentle yet profound movements focused on the activation, balance, and circulation of the body’s intrinsic energy, called Chi. T’ai Chi Chih is an original, modern, movement practice that utilizes ancient principles for creating health and well-being. A joyous, non-violent form of moving meditation, TCC is performed slowly and softly. TCC is easy to learn. Most students can learn the movements in two months by enrolling in classes that meet once or twice a week. The elderly and young alike can learn it. TCC…
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