First United Methodist Church of Boulder welcomes the Crafting a New Normal gathering on Saturday, March 16, as the first part of our 22nd anniversary celebration of becoming a member church of the Reconciling Ministries Network, fully welcoming of LGBTQ persons and their loved ones. The celebration continues in our worship service on Sunday, March […]
Read MoreOur 10:30 am worship service on Sunday, March 11 will celebrate our 21st anniversary as a Reconciling Congregation, fully and joyfully welcoming LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning) people and their loved ones. In 1997, First United Methodist Church of Boulder joined the Reconciling Ministries Network of the United Methodist Church, a subgroup […]
Read More“Loving God by loving others” is an important way of being for First United Methodist Church of Boulder. This church has been loving others by being a Reconciling Ministries congregation for 20 years, and we will celebrate this significant anniversary on Sunday, March 5, during our 10:30 am worship service. Reconciling Ministries congregations in […]
Read MoreOn Sunday, March 6th, at our 10:30 am worship service, we will celebrate our 19th anniversary of becoming a United Methodist Reconciling Congregation. In honor of this very special day, our own Jean Hodges, National President of PFLAG and long-time member of our congregation, will be our guest preacher. Jean’s message is entitled “Emerging from […]
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Read MoreI wonder if we could take some time in these last few weeks before Easter and think about what might be important to God. I wonder if we might ponder what God invites us to embrace as anchors of meaning and purpose in our lives. I wonder if we might consider the ways that God wants us to live together in this world. Are there ways to know? Do we have any hints? Are there any clues? These are really good questions.
Read MoreWorld AIDS Day is celebrated on December 1 each year around the world. It has become one of the most recognized international health days and a key opportunity to raise awareness, commemorate those who have passed on, and celebrate victories such as increased access to treatment and prevention services.
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