Brewery Theology. You are welcome to join and get a "taste" of Brewery Theology at a local brew pub!
When: 7:30 pm
Where: Kannah Creek Brewing Co., 1960 N. 12th St., Grand Junction
Brewery Theology 2.0 is being co-facilitated by Richard Morgan, John Hatch, and Steve Hood. We hope you will join us!
WWJD – April 8th at 6:00 PM - All women and their friends are welcome to come to socialize with other women in the parish. A small cooking team will prepare a simple meal for all to enjoy. More than the food, it's about making new friends and enjoying a night out with no cooking. The $10 entry fee defrays food costs, and the remainder is donated to local agencies serving women. RSVP directly to Sue Van Voorhees at sukeyvanv@gmail.com.
Our Wednesday Eucharist service will last approximately 30 minutes. All are welcome to attend.
Brewery Theology. You are welcome to join and get a "taste" of Brewery Theology at a local brew pub!
When: 7:30 pm
Where: Kannah Creek Brewing Co., 1960 N. 12th St., Grand Junction
Brewery Theology 2.0 is being co-facilitated by Richard Morgan, John Hatch, and Steve Hood. We hope you will join us!
Men’s Bible Study - Mondays at 7:30 AM. Starting your week off with fellowship, prayer and, mutually-led Bible study can make for a satisfying week. All men, well-studied or not, are invited!
Our Wednesday Eucharist service will last approximately 30 minutes. All are welcome to attend.
Brewery Theology. You are welcome to join and get a "taste" of Brewery Theology at a local brew pub!
When: 7:30 pm
Where: Kannah Creek Brewing Co., 1960 N. 12th St., Grand Junction
Brewery Theology 2.0 is being co-facilitated by Richard Morgan, John Hatch, and Steve Hood. We hope you will join us!
In partnership with the Soup Kitchen, St. Matthew’s prepares and serves food to our brothers and sisters the last Saturday of each month. .Please email Kathy at kathleen.morgan@yahoo.com if you are available to cook or serve.
Men’s Bible Study - Mondays at 7:30 AM. Starting your week off with fellowship, prayer and, mutually-led Bible study can make for a satisfying week. All men, well-studied or not, are invited!
Our Wednesday Eucharist service will last approximately 30 minutes. All are welcome to attend.
Brewery Theology. You are welcome to join and get a "taste" of Brewery Theology at a local brew pub!
When: 7:30 pm
Where: Kannah Creek Brewing Co., 1960 N. 12th St., Grand Junction
Brewery Theology 2.0 is being co-facilitated by Richard Morgan, John Hatch, and Steve Hood. We hope you will join us!
Our Wednesday Eucharist service will last approximately 30 minutes. All are welcome to attend.
Brewery Theology. You are welcome to join and get a "taste" of Brewery Theology at a local brew pub!
When: 7:30 pm
Where: Kannah Creek Brewing Co., 1960 N. 12th St., Grand Junction
Brewery Theology 2.0 is being co-facilitated by Richard Morgan, John Hatch, and Steve Hood. We hope you will join us!
Our Wednesday Eucharist service will last approximately 30 minutes. All are welcome to attend.
Men’s Bible Study - Mondays at 7:30 AM. Starting your week off with fellowship, prayer and, mutually-led Bible study can make for a satisfying week. All men, well-studied or not, are invited!
Men’s Bible Study - Mondays at 7:30 AM. Starting your week off with fellowship, prayer and, mutually-led Bible study can make for a satisfying week. All men, well-studied or not, are invited!
Coffee Hour Series: Easter & Resurrection
What do we mean by “resurrection”? This is an Easter question if there ever was one. Does resurrection mean the same thing as resuscitation? The Nicene Creed states: “We look forward to the resurrection and the life of the world to come." But what does it mean to be resurrected? Answering this question is crucial to our understanding of the Paschal Mystery. For the next three Sundays we will be exploring the meaning of resurrection from three vantage points:
Ancient Views of the Afterlife on Sunday, April 7th
Resurrection in the Writings of St. Paul on April 14th
Resurrection in the Gospels on Sunday, April 21st
Join Fr. Emil at 9:00 AM for Coffee Hour discussions truly suited to the Easter season. Everyone is welcome.
Come and help keep St. Matthew's grounds beautiful and well-groomed. Bring your rakes, wheelbarrows, clippers, shovels, etc. Stay all day or just for a couple of hours. Coffee and donuts in the morning and lunch will be served at noon. Childcare will be available.
Brewery Theology. You are welcome to join and get a "taste" of Brewery Theology at a local brew pub!
When: 7:30 pm
Where: Kannah Creek Brewing Co., 1960 N. 12th St., Grand Junction
Brewery Theology 2.0 is being co-facilitated by Richard Morgan, John Hatch, and Steve Hood. We hope you will join us!
This year, instead of the regular ECW meetings, all women of the church and their friends are invited to attend Coffee & Conversation, which will meet on the 3rd Thursday of the month at 1:00 PM. Instead of presentations, the group will come together to share interests and ideas in a casual setting. Bring goodies to share or just come and enjoy friends and fellowship. For questions, contact Peggy Pretti at pdpretti@bresnan.net.
Our Wednesday Eucharist service will last approximately 30 minutes. All are welcome to attend.
Men’s Bible Study - Mondays at 7:30 AM. Starting your week off with fellowship, prayer and, mutually-led Bible study can make for a satisfying week. All men, well-studied or not, are invited!
Ongoing Enneagram Learning Community - February 4th at 11:30 AM. We will continue exploring the three Centers of Intelligence and the Types that are associated with each Center. With our spiritual practices we will to see how relaxing our minds enables us to make changes in our behaviors. This session will be facilitated by Deacon Charlotte Shepic and Fr. Steve Hood. Everyone is welcome whether or not you participated in the classes earlier this year. Please bring a lunch.
Coffee Hour Series: Easter & Resurrection
What do we mean by “resurrection”? This is an Easter question if there ever was one. Does resurrection mean the same thing as resuscitation? The Nicene Creed states: “We look forward to the resurrection and the life of the world to come." But what does it mean to be resurrected? Answering this question is crucial to our understanding of the Paschal Mystery. For the next three Sundays we will be exploring the meaning of resurrection from three vantage points:
Ancient Views of the Afterlife on Sunday, April 7th
Resurrection in the Writings of St. Paul on April 14th
Resurrection in the Gospels on Sunday, April 21st
Join Fr. Emil at 9:00 AM for Coffee Hour discussions truly suited to the Easter season. Everyone is welcome.
Brewery Theology. You are welcome to join and get a "taste" of Brewery Theology at a local brew pub!
When: 7:30 pm
Where: Kannah Creek Brewing Co., 1960 N. 12th St., Grand Junction
Brewery Theology 2.0 is being co-facilitated by Richard Morgan, John Hatch, and Steve Hood. We hope you will join us!
Our Wednesday Eucharist service will last approximately 30 minutes. All are welcome to attend.
Men’s Bible Study - Mondays at 7:30 AM. Starting your week off with fellowship, prayer and, mutually-led Bible study can make for a satisfying week. All men, well-studied or not, are invited!
Ongoing Enneagram Learning Community - February 4th at 11:30 AM. We will continue exploring the three Centers of Intelligence and the Types that are associated with each Center. With our spiritual practices we will to see how relaxing our minds enables us to make changes in our behaviors. This session will be facilitated by Deacon Charlotte Shepic and Fr. Steve Hood. Everyone is welcome whether or not you participated in the classes earlier this year. Please bring a lunch.
Coffee Hour Series: Easter & Resurrection
What do we mean by “resurrection”? This is an Easter question if there ever was one. Does resurrection mean the same thing as resuscitation? The Nicene Creed states: “We look forward to the resurrection and the life of the world to come." But what does it mean to be resurrected? Answering this question is crucial to our understanding of the Paschal Mystery. For the next three Sundays we will be exploring the meaning of resurrection from three vantage points:
Ancient Views of the Afterlife on Sunday, April 7th
Resurrection in the Writings of St. Paul on April 14th
Resurrection in the Gospels on Sunday, April 21st
Join Fr. Emil at 9:00 AM for Coffee Hour discussions truly suited to the Easter season. Everyone is welcome.
Brewery Theology is taking a short break, but will return on April 11th.
Our Wednesday Eucharist service will last approximately 30 minutes. All are welcome to attend.
Men’s Bible Study - Mondays at 7:30 AM. Starting your week off with fellowship, prayer and, mutually-led Bible study can make for a satisfying week. All men, well-studied or not, are invited!
Easter Sunday, March 31st
• 8:00 AM Easter Day and Holy Communion, (expect to be outside by a fire for ten minutes before proceeding indoors), service moves into the nave. This service will be in person only.
• 10:00AM Easter Day Holy Communion, in person and livestream on Zoom/FB Live. Egg hunt and brunch to follow the 10AM service.
Friday, March 29th - Good Friday, 12PM Liturgy and live stream on Zoom/FB Live Click here for the Zoom link (password required- call office at 970-242-3293) followed by the Stations of the Cross, in person and livestream on FB Live (no Zoom). A cross will be carried by members of St. Matthew’s from St. Matthew’s to the lot at the corner on 27 ½ Rd & Horizon using the Stations of the Cross liturgy.
Thursday, March 28th - Maundy Thursday, 6PM Holy Communion and foot washing in person @ St. Matthew’s and Livestream on Zoom/FB Live. Click here for the Zoom link (password required- call office to get 970-242-3293)
Our Wednesday Eucharist service will last approximately 30 minutes. All are welcome to attend.
Click here for the Zoom Link
Maybe you are well acquainted with Centering Prayer and have a regular practice. Or perhaps you’ve heard of Centering Prayer but don’t really know what it’s all about. Either way, this opportunity is designed for you.
Once a week, beginning on Tuesday February 13, 2024, and extending through Lent, (last session will be March 26) you are invited to join a Centering Prayer group via Zoom. The sessions will be every Tuesday from 4:00-4:40. We will begin with a short spiritual reading and then have 20 minutes of silence. There will be an opportunity for brief reflections at the end of each session.
Centering Prayer is a type of contemplative prayer that involves sitting in silence and opening oneself to the presence of God. Individuals use a sacred word or phrase to facilitate the process. The goal is to quiet the mind and cultivate a deeper connection with the divine or spiritual presence. The practice encourages a state of inner stillness and openness to the presence of God. It's a form of meditation that aims to foster spiritual growth and awareness.
In the first session, we will spend most of our time in an introduction to Centering Prayer, its theological basis, technique, and why we find it valuable. Your leaders will be Lyn Fraser, Richard Morgan, and Jan Head.
We always talk about giving things up for Lent (a very overrated practice!) Perhaps this year you might consider taking something on. No signup or preregistration is necessary. The Zoom link will be provided each week in Thursday updates and on the church website. All are welcome. You need not be a member of St. Matt’s to participate!
