Mission Statement: Presbyterian Community Church of the Rockies is a welcoming community united by faith in Jesus Christ; we seek to serve others, share God’s love, and engage all people.
Welcome to our vibrant community at Presbyterian Community Church of the Rockies, a proud congregation of the Presbyterian Church (USA) rooted in tradition since 1907, predating both the Town of Estes Park’s incorporation and the creation of the majestic Rocky Mountain National Park. Nestled south of Lake Estes, near the high school athletic field and the 18-hole golf course, we offer a spiritual home to approximately 200 members and extend a warm welcome to many more from our community. Our church is a hub of activity, offering a variety of community activities and Christian education programs open to all, fostering growth, fellowship, and spiritual enrichment. Join us as we continue to build upon our rich heritage, welcoming everyone to be a part of our thriving church family.
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One of the ways that we are called to action is to care for our environment. Caring for our environment means not only taking steps to use our resources wisely but also to learn about the world around us. The more we learn about nature, how we rely on it for our sustainability and how we both impact and are impacted by it, the more we can understand our role in protecting it. In response to this mission focus, we are dedicating six weekends to creation care. On Saturday mornings at 10:00, we will feature environmental experts and enthusiasts to share their knowledge and experience about all matters concerning the environment, and on Sunday mornings at worship, we will look specifically on how caring for creation can make a difference in our call to feed the hungry, clothe the naked and help the suffering. These talks are open to the community. Please join us for a learning hour, question and answer, and fellowship.
Saturday, April 6, 10:00 am:
Scott Rashid, “Small Mountain Owls”
Saturday, April 13, 10:00 am:
Meredith Ishida, “The Poetry of Wild Sacred Spaces”
Saturday, April 20, 10:00 am:
Robert Hancock, “Bugology 101: Why Insects Matter”
Saturday, April 27, 10:00 am:
Kent Dannen, “Developing A Meditation Trail”
Saturday, May 4, 10:00 am:
Pat Waltermire, “How Should Humans and Plants Interact?”
Preaching: The Rev. Dr. Christine Dempsey
Liturgist: Bill Almond
Organist: Larry Gillum
