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!
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.
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.
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).
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 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.
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!
At Halloween GMPC invites the neighborhood to a Trunk or Treat as a safe alternative to trick or treating in unknown environments. Vehicles are decorated, people are costumed, and of course lots of candies are distributed to local youngsters.
The Lunch Bunch is an informal gathering in the library from 11:30-1pm. BYOL (bring your own lunch); beverages and dessert will be served. Invite a friend!
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.
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.
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.
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.
The Lunch Bunch is an informal gathering in the library from 11:30-1pm. BYOL (bring your own lunch); beverages and dessert will be served. Invite a friend!
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.
Register for our GMPC Virtual Team and get the T-shirt to wear to church on September 22nd . We’ll publish a photograph on our website page with all of us in the T-shirts to help promote support of the 2nd Wind Fund. Please register by Sept. 8 online or in the narthex or office in order to receive our T-shirts for distribution by the 20th to wear them on the 22th. Each Team registration with t-shirt costs $38.
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).
We have so much to celebrate we’re rolling everything in together for one BIG party: the 141st birthday of GMPC (originally as First Presbyterian Church) with our annual picnic potluck; all the 90th birthdays occurring in 2024 with one huge birthday cake for all; the end of summer Tea On The Green with our annual Ice Cream Social and the dedication of our renovated kitchen. Please register with the office
Church on the Move - walking a trail with others – Building our Faith on our Feet. Spiritual connectedness in God’s outdoors creation – hikes a local trail on the 3rd Sunday over the summer: June 16th, July 21st , August 18th and Sept. 15th. Please contact the office for specific information and times.
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.
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!
At this year’s SISTR retreat we invite you to delve into the tapestry of your own stories – the ones that define, empower and sometimes confine us. Join us for a weekend of revelation and renewal led by keynote speaker Pastor Dani Hillyer of Grace & Covenant DTC Presbyterian churches. Registrations for $175 are being accepted now ($195 after Aug. 6th) for the weekend of Sept. 6 – 8th at the Franciscan Retreat Center in Colorado Springs. Send registrations to GMPC with a check for $175 made out to GMPC and notated “SISTR Retreat.”
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.