Centering Prayer will be hosted by Richard Morgan and led by Dr. Dee Jaquet of Contemplative Outreach of the Western Slope. All are invited.

 We do two "sits" of centering prayer with a stretch break and then discussion.

Our Wednesday Eucharist service will last approximately 30 minutes. All are welcome to attend.

Father Steve Hood leads a popular study on various books of the Bible. You're invited to join at any time.

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!

Clergy Coffee Hour at St. Matthew’s, led by The Reverend Emil Belsky, is a welcoming space for thoughtful dialogue and spiritual growth. Gather with us on Sunday mornings between 9 and 10 AM for engaging, interactive discussions on faith and its ever-evolving journey. Each year, members of the clergy guide biblically rich and theologically engaging conversations, shaped by the questions and reflections of our St. Matthew’s community.

Whether you are deeply rooted in your faith or just beginning to explore, you are warmly invited to join us in conversation, fellowship, and discovery.

Centering Prayer will be hosted by Richard Morgan and led by Dr. Dee Jaquet of Contemplative Outreach of the Western Slope. All are invited.

 We do two "sits" of centering prayer with a stretch break and then discussion.

Wednesdays During Lent, 10:30-12:00

Facilitated by the Rev. Jan Head, Lyn Fraser, and Reenie Neal 

The series will provide a safe space and structure for exploring the challenges and rewards of aging within a spiritual context. Participants will explore topics such as dealing with loss, expressing our laments, finding gratitude in the midst of change, building resiliency, and maintaining forward momentum in our spiritual lives. We will consider (with some help from Mary Oliver) questions and beliefs about aging including how we pray, what we worry about, what we believe about death-dying-and the afterlife, whether we have to walk on our knees through the desert for a hundred miles repenting, and how we get our house ready for God when there are mice under the sink. Sessions will combine informative content with reflection, directed discussion, experiential exercises, and contemplative practice.

Our Wednesday Eucharist service will last approximately 30 minutes. All are welcome to attend.

Father Steve Hood leads a popular study on various books of the Bible. You're invited to join at any time.

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!

Clergy Coffee Hour at St. Matthew’s, led by The Reverend Emil Belsky, is a welcoming space for thoughtful dialogue and spiritual growth. Gather with us on Sunday mornings between 9 and 10 AM for engaging, interactive discussions on faith and its ever-evolving journey. Each year, members of the clergy guide biblically rich and theologically engaging conversations, shaped by the questions and reflections of our St. Matthew’s community.

Whether you are deeply rooted in your faith or just beginning to explore, you are warmly invited to join us in conversation, fellowship, and discovery.

Centering Prayer will be hosted by Richard Morgan and led by Dr. Dee Jaquet of Contemplative Outreach of the Western Slope. All are invited.

 We do two "sits" of centering prayer with a stretch break and then discussion.

Wednesdays During Lent, 10:30-12:00

Facilitated by the Rev. Jan Head, Lyn Fraser, and Reenie Neal 

The series will provide a safe space and structure for exploring the challenges and rewards of aging within a spiritual context. Participants will explore topics such as dealing with loss, expressing our laments, finding gratitude in the midst of change, building resiliency, and maintaining forward momentum in our spiritual lives. We will consider (with some help from Mary Oliver) questions and beliefs about aging including how we pray, what we worry about, what we believe about death-dying-and the afterlife, whether we have to walk on our knees through the desert for a hundred miles repenting, and how we get our house ready for God when there are mice under the sink. Sessions will combine informative content with reflection, directed discussion, experiential exercises, and contemplative practice.

Our Wednesday Eucharist service will last approximately 30 minutes. All are welcome to attend.

Father Steve Hood leads a popular study on various books of the Bible. You're invited to join at any time.

Father Steve will lead this week’s Coffee Hour.

Wednesdays During Lent, 10:30-12:00

Facilitated by the Rev. Jan Head, Lyn Fraser, and Reenie Neal 

The series will provide a safe space and structure for exploring the challenges and rewards of aging within a spiritual context. Participants will explore topics such as dealing with loss, expressing our laments, finding gratitude in the midst of change, building resiliency, and maintaining forward momentum in our spiritual lives. We will consider (with some help from Mary Oliver) questions and beliefs about aging including how we pray, what we worry about, what we believe about death-dying-and the afterlife, whether we have to walk on our knees through the desert for a hundred miles repenting, and how we get our house ready for God when there are mice under the sink. Sessions will combine informative content with reflection, directed discussion, experiential exercises, and contemplative practice.

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!

The Inquiring Heart: Engaging the Questions. Coffee hour continues over the next few Sundays at 9:00 with DVD presentations addressing basic aspects of Christian belief and practice. Featuring brief discussion starters by Marcus Borg and others, these sessions are sure to provoke thought about what it means to follow Jesus. While not a necessary component, daily readings from the Lenten study The Disciples Way may contribute to a deepening of your Lenten faith journey. All are welcome.

Bible - March 23rd

Church - March 30th

Practice - April 6th

Centering Prayer will be hosted by Richard Morgan and led by Dr. Dee Jaquet of Contemplative Outreach of the Western Slope. All are invited.

 We do two "sits" of centering prayer with a stretch break and then discussion.

Wednesdays During Lent, 10:30-12:00

Facilitated by the Rev. Jan Head, Lyn Fraser, and Reenie Neal 

The series will provide a safe space and structure for exploring the challenges and rewards of aging within a spiritual context. Participants will explore topics such as dealing with loss, expressing our laments, finding gratitude in the midst of change, building resiliency, and maintaining forward momentum in our spiritual lives. We will consider (with some help from Mary Oliver) questions and beliefs about aging including how we pray, what we worry about, what we believe about death-dying-and the afterlife, whether we have to walk on our knees through the desert for a hundred miles repenting, and how we get our house ready for God when there are mice under the sink. Sessions will combine informative content with reflection, directed discussion, experiential exercises, and contemplative practice.

Our Wednesday Eucharist service will last approximately 30 minutes. All are welcome to attend.

Father Steve Hood leads a popular study on various books of the Bible. You're invited to join at any time.

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!

The Inquiring Heart: Engaging the Questions. Coffee hour continues over the next few Sundays at 9:00 with DVD presentations addressing basic aspects of Christian belief and practice. Featuring brief discussion starters by Marcus Borg and others, these sessions are sure to provoke thought about what it means to follow Jesus. While not a necessary component, daily readings from the Lenten study The Disciples Way may contribute to a deepening of your Lenten faith journey. All are welcome.

Cross - March 16th

Bible - March 23rd

Church - March 30th

Practice - April 6th

Centering Prayer will be hosted by Richard Morgan and led by Dr. Dee Jaquet of Contemplative Outreach of the Western Slope. All are invited.

 We do two "sits" of centering prayer with a stretch break and then discussion.

Wednesdays During Lent, 10:30-12:00

Facilitated by the Rev. Jan Head, Lyn Fraser, and Reenie Neal 

The series will provide a safe space and structure for exploring the challenges and rewards of aging within a spiritual context. Participants will explore topics such as dealing with loss, expressing our laments, finding gratitude in the midst of change, building resiliency, and maintaining forward momentum in our spiritual lives. We will consider (with some help from Mary Oliver) questions and beliefs about aging including how we pray, what we worry about, what we believe about death-dying-and the afterlife, whether we have to walk on our knees through the desert for a hundred miles repenting, and how we get our house ready for God when there are mice under the sink. Sessions will combine informative content with reflection, directed discussion, experiential exercises, and contemplative practice.

Our Wednesday Eucharist service will last approximately 30 minutes. All are welcome to attend.

Father Steve Hood leads a popular study on various books of the Bible. You're invited to join at any time.

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!