In preparation for Easter we study each week in small groups on Tuesdays at 9:00am, Thursdays at 1:30pm at GMPC and Thursdays by Zoom at 6:00pm. This year’s study book will be Pause: Spending Lent with the Psalms by Elizabeth Caldwell.
The public is invited to a swap meet featuring all components of model railroads. The modelers’ club holds the Swap Meets on the third Saturday of odd months (January, March, May, July, September and November).
The real ministry of thinking deeply, living relationally, and loving tangibly begins After Church please join us as often as you can to express your faith in action.
This month’s study, “Remember,” comes from The Silver Chair book within The Chronicles of Narnia series. Presenter George Behr interweaves the characters, content and connotations of C.S. Lewis for interesting education of the audience.
Signup is required to ensure that we provide adequate lunch and refreshments.
Plan your day for browsing, shopping, and learning in craft workshops
Adults $6 nonmembers $5 members Kids $4
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Charity Circle is a small study group who discusses the current Presbyterian Women’s Horizon bible study book on the fourth Tuesday of each month September through June with light refreshments.
Lunch Bunch meets the fourth Thursday of each month for fellowship.
No agenda - simply conversational society. Bring your own lunch - beverage and simple dessert will be provided.
On the first Thursday of each month we receive donations of nonperishable foods for The Action Center Food Bank. Throughout the year we also receive clothing, school supplies and Christmas gifts for children and families.
A group of seekers who meet on the first Thursday of each month to enjoy the fellowship of a meal and discussion of a topic of theological inquiry. Reservations through the office are requested.
GMPC invites children 3-11 years old from the local community to enjoy dinner, crafts, stories, music and playtime on the first Friday of even months. Reservations are required through the church office: office@gmpc.net or 303-985-8733. Tonight’s theme is “Celebrate Spring”
All volunteers follow Working with Children, Youth, and At-risk Adults according to GMPC policies and procedures. Pre-registration is required with limited spaces available. For information please call 303-985-8733 or contact office@gmpc.net.
Hope Circle is a small group studying books of spiritual development and encouragement. They meet on the first Monday of each month (delayed a week in September for Labor Day) September through May with dessert served. This year’s book is Joshua in the Holy Land by Joseph F. Girzone.
The Easter Egg Hunt is open to all families in the community. The GMPC property is staged for children according to various age groups to provide a safe and fun-filled time. The outdoor patio play area is an opportunity for families to participate in various games and playtime activities in a relaxed, safe environment.
Maundy Thursday begins our Easter vigil with a meaningful worship service reminding us of Jesus’s final night with his disciples before crucifixion.
Good Friday remembrance of the crucifixion of Jesus will be observed in several churches and at several different times – please consult this website for listings from which to choose as the date approaches.
Easter Celebration of the Resurrection
Join us for a triumphant, joyous celebration and flowering of the cross.
Special Music: Gabriel Lambrecht, trumpeter
Charity Circle is a small study group who discusses the current Presbyterian Women’s Horizon bible study book on the fourth Tuesday of each month September through June with light refreshments.
Lunch Bunch meets the fourth Thursday of each month for fellowship.
No agenda - simply conversational society. Bring your own lunch - beverage and simple dessert will be provided.
Sign up through the office to enjoy an outing to Boettcher Concert Hall for Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1 and Shostakovich Symphony No. 11 in G minor, Op. 103 "The Year 1905"
Venezuelan pianist Gabriela Montero lends her dazzling technique and improvisatory nature to this cornerstone of the classical music canon.
Girl Scout Sunday recognizes and honors the participants and leaders of Troop #66567 who meet at GMPC. This troop provides volunteer service with community-wide events held at GMPC.
On the first Thursday of each month we receive donations of nonperishable foods for The Action Center Food Bank. Throughout the year we also receive clothing, school supplies and Christmas gifts for children and families.
Ash Wednesday begins with a Pancake Supper at 5:30pm: a delicious supper of pancakes, sausage, applesauce and juice.
Following the supper is our worship service at 7:00pm to begin Lent.
Hope Circle is a small group of women studying books of spiritual development and encouragement. They meet on the first Monday of each month (delayed in September for Labor Day) September through May with dessert served. This year’s book is Joshua in the Holy Land by Joseph F. Girzone.
Lunch Bunch meets the fourth Thursday of each month for fellowship.
No agenda - simply conversational society. Bring your own lunch - beverage and simple dessert will be provided.
Charity Circle is a small study group who discusses the current Presbyterian Women’s Horizon bible study book on the fourth Tuesday of each month September through June with light refreshments.
The real ministry of thinking deeply, living relationally, and loving tangibly begins After Church please join us as often as you can to express your faith in action.
This month’s study, “Remember,” comes from The Silver Chair book within The Chronicles of Narnia series. Presenter George Behr interweaves the characters, content and connotations of C.S. Lewis for interesting education of the audience.
Signup is required to ensure that we provide adequate lunch and refreshments.
Scout Sunday is when we honor scouting programs, especially the troops who meet regularly at GMPC and who help us to provide several activities throughout the year
Preventative health screenings for heart, liver and kidney disease, cancer, diabetes, osteoporosis and more, held several times a year at GMPC
Come enjoy some soup, breads and dessert before The Big Game (which doesn’t start until 4:30pm) and help support one of our mission partners at the same time: the cost of your lunch will be cans of soup to donate to the Action Center Food Bank. Co-sponsored by the Fellowship-Evangelism-Membership and the Mission Commissions.
Children 3-11 years of age
GMPC invites children 3-11 years old from the local community to enjoy dinner, crafts, stories, music and playtime on the first Friday of even months. Reservations are required through the church office: office@gmpc.net or 303-985-8733. Tonight’s theme is Share your Love.
A group of seekers who meet on the first Thursday of each month to enjoy the fellowship of a meal and discussion of a topic of theological inquiry. Reservations through the office are requested.
On the first Thursday of each month we receive donations of nonperishable foods for The Action Center Food Bank. Throughout the year we also receive clothing, school supplies and Christmas gifts for children and families.
Hope Circle is a small group of women studying books of spiritual development and encouragement. They meet on the first Monday of each month (delayed in September for Labor Day) September through May with dessert served. This year’s book is Joshua in the Holy Land by Joseph F. Girzone.
Charity Circle is a small study group who discusses the current Presbyterian Women’s Horizon bible study book on the fourth Tuesday of each month September through June with light refreshments.
We will gather after worship service for a potluck lunch and to review GMPC 2024 business and activities of all commissions and committees.
Lunch Bunch meets the fourth Thursday of each month for fellowship.
No agenda - simply conversational society. Bring your own lunch - beverage and simple dessert will be provided.
The real ministry of thinking deeply, living relationally, and loving tangibly begins After Church - please join us as often as you can to express your faith in action. This month’s study, “Living Water,” comes from The Silver Chair book within The Chronicles of Narnia series. Presenter George Behr interweaves the characters, content and connotations of C.S. Lewis for interesting education of the audience. Signup is required to ensure that we provide adequate lunch and refreshments.
The public is invited to a swap meet featuring all components of model railroads. The modelers’ club holds the Swap Meets on the third Saturday of odd months (January, March, May, July, September and November).
Please help us remove and store the Christmas decorations and have some fun fellowship with friends over coffee, cocoa and donuts!
A group of Presbyterian and Episcopal seekers who discuss books of interest to those wanting to clarify Christian ideals and principles for their lives. This session we discuss The Women by Kristin Hannah on 1/9, 1/16, 1/23 and 1/30. Please call the church office for details, schedules and the Zoom link.
On the first Thursday of each month we receive donations of nonperishable foods for The Action Center Food Bank. Throughout the year we also receive clothing, school supplies and Christmas gifts for children and families.
The first of what we hope will be an annual exhibit of parishioners’ personal crèches and nativity scenes displayed around the narthex and upper commons for us to appreciate and admire after worship service during coffee fellowship.
A beautiful night of worship with scripture and music ending with candlelighting by the congregation and followed by a fellowship reception of hot cider and Christmas cookies – hope you and your family and friends can join us!
Men of the church meet on the first Saturday of each month September through May for a delicious breakfast cooked by a member volunteer, fellowship, and a presentation by a member. All men are invited to attend!
Children 3-11 years of age
GMPC supports parents by offering a fun, safe and spiritual environment for their child/children. The evening includes dinner, Bible stories, crafts, music, games, and free-play activities. All volunteers follow Working with Children, Youth, and At-risk Adults according to GMPC policies and procedures.
Pre-registration is required with limited spaces available.
For information please call 303-985-8733 or contact office@gmpc.net.
Hope Circle is a small group studying books of spiritual development and encouragement. They meet on the first Monday of each month (delayed a week in September for Labor Day) September through May with dessert served.
An annual tradition at GMPC is to begin the Advent season with food and fellowship over a scrumptious brunch. This year our special event will be held at Baldoria on the Water in Lakewood. Reservations are required through signup in the narthex or notifying the office.
The evening before Thanksgiving local churches band together to present a combined worship service of praise and gratitude. This year’s host church is St. Joseph Episcopal Church on 11202 W. Jewell at Kipling.
In honor of both Stewardship Pledge Sunday and Thanksgiving our Finance Commission has set this Sunday, Nov. 24th for a ThanksLiving potluck in Fellowship Hall immediately following worship service. Please bring your pledge card to turn in during the service and a potluck dish (entrée, side dish, salad or dessert) to share at our church family meal.
