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Dear Brothers and Sisters,

"Sunday" school will have a different look this fall. Our modified format will allow us to continue to offer youth education while preserving our sense of community. Without further ado, we are introducing Saturday school, combining worship, fellowship, and education for students of all ages.

Class Schedule

In-person classes will be held every other Saturday, starting September 12.

• 5 pm Great Vespers
• 5:30-ish pm Dinner (we will serve pizza or takeout)
• 6 - 7 pm Breakout classes by grade

Father Jordan will be offering an adult education class in the church while student classes are being conducted.

Registration

Please register your child at: https://forms.gle/4x2yNDv4ZUWQ28cv5

It's important that you register your child even if they aren't attending in-person. That way, we can make sure that Saturday school can flourish at home.

Sign-up for Classes

In-person attendance will be by RSVP only. This allows us to plan based on the number of attendees. A Sign-Up Genius link will be sent via email the week beforehand.

For more information read our Saturday School FAQ.

We look forward to working with you and your children and are excited for our new Saturday school / family night format. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Thank you!

Aaron Wall
"Sunday" school Coordinator
awall609@yahoo.com
(720) 400-6579

Next class: Wednesday, September 23 @ 10 am

The study will take place in the church and you are welcome to attend in person.

The class will also be offered via Zoom. We will email out the details; contact Bruce if you would like to attend online and are not on our email list.

As we continue to navigate the uncertain waters of the coronavirus pandemic and take measures for the physical health and well-being of people, it is equally appropriate and imperative that we address the spiritual needs and welfare of the faithful members of Christ's Church

We are all painfully aware of the impact that the abrupt closure of our churches had on all of us, and we recognize the arduous process of resuming active parish life. With concern over the long-term effects that the diminished capacity of our parishes will have on the Church, I feel an obligation to continue allowing our communities to expand their ministries in a safe and responsible manner.

It is for this reason that I offer to you the following instructions for the parishes of the Metropolis of Denver.

Continue reading Metropolitan Isaiah's message.

As members of our Orthodox Christian Church which our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ established through His Supreme Sacrifice on the Holy Cross, giving His holy Body and Sacred Blood for the Life of the world, we have been facing unwelcomed difficulties in unncessary discussions concerning the manner our people partake of the Holy Eurcharist. In the past two thousand years of the Church, during the first millennium the manner of the people receiving the Holy Eucharist was evolving. But for the past millennium the Church established the way in which people of all ages, including baptized infants and the elderly, could easily partake of the holy Body and sacred Blood of the Lord without difficulties in receiving the holy gifts.

Continue reading Metropolitan Isaiah's message.

Per Colorado Executive Order D 2020 138, masks should be worn. Children ages 10 and younger, and those who cannot medically tolerate a face covering, are exempt.

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(Updated 7/16/20)