Mormons in Parker, CO Volunteer to clear the way for the Ray Harvie Park.

Through the volunteer service website www.JustServe.org, and with gloves, rakes, wire cutters and boundless energy, approximately 75 volunteers made great strides in bringing Parker’s newest park to reality.   They filled the industrial size dumpster in less than an hour, then continued to work through the morning. Old fencing was removed, mountains of wood and metal…

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Douglas County Press features article on life as a Mormon in Colorado.

The Douglas County Press recently featured an article on what life is like as a Mormon in Colorado. Journalist Chris Michlewicz interviews Dale Lyman, a volunteer leader of several LDS congregations in the Parker area, and some local church members including Taylor Hunter, a recently returned missionary. Read the article here and share it with your friends : “That passion for…

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Interfaith Messiah sing along brings faiths together in a new tradition.

George Frideric Handel said at the first London performance of his masterpiece Messiah that he didn’t just wish to entertain his audience, but that he wished “to make them better.” *(Burrows, 28) In the spirit of Handel’s aspirations, the faith communities from Hope United Methodist and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS)…

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Volunteers wrap gifts for Operation Santa Claus at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

The Columbine Courier has highlighted a service project involving hundreds of volunteers from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Columbine congregations along with the United Alliance and Lockheed Martin in support of Operation Santa Claus. Operation Santa Claus is a nonprofit organization for which employees, their families and retirees volunteer to provide gifts…

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Boulder Teens Rake Leaves for Neighbors!

On a beautiful, crisp November Saturday morning just over 100 youth from the Boulder Colorado Stake gathered at an LDS Church in Broomfield at 9:00 am. They broke into ten groups and went out to assigned neighborhoods around the church. Wearing bright yellow vests identifying them as Mormon Helping Hands from the Church of Jesus…

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