Exhibit Opening and Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Celebration
2026-01-19 12:30 - 16:00 UTC | El Pueblo History Museum, 301 North Union Avenue, Pueblo, CO, 81003, United States
El Pueblo History Museum opens the award-winning Proclaiming Colorado’s Black History exhibition on Monday, January 19, 2026 at 12:30 pm. Join us for the opening of this traveling exhibition from the Museum of Boulder which explores the history and accomplishments of Black Coloradans throughout our great state. This event is in collaboration with the NAACP and the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. march that begins at 12:00 pm at Rawlings Library, 100 E. Abriendo Ave., and ends at El Pueblo History Museum. Speakers will begin at 12:30 pm with special guests from Pueblo’s community and the creators and contributors to this exceptional display of Colorado’s rich history. The exhibit will be open to the public during the celebration.
This celebration is free and open to the public. Please RSVP to let us know that you plan to attend.

'Week of Prayer for Christian Unity'
2026-01-22 18:30 - 19:30 | CO
From the Ecumenical Catholic Communion:
Dear Friends:
As we conclude the Christmas season, blessings and peace to you in this new year.
For the third year, our regional council is committed to take the initiative to participate in the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity sent out by the World Council of Churches. Our gathering will be mostly on Zoom with leaders from our communities at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, January 22nd. You are also welcome to join us in the sanctuary.
In this time of deep division, now as over the centuries, it is more important than ever to spend time together in prayer with each other, invoking One God to lead us to peace, to enliven us, to give us courage, to bless our hearts with Love for All. Our common ground is much broader than our differences. You are welcome to personally invite friends and neighbors of a variety of traditions to join us. We will also extend an invitation to the members of the Colorado Council of Churches.
You may immerse yourself as deeply as you have interest in the history and context of this year’s ecumenical prayer service created by the Armenian Church. EN 2026 WPCU.pdf With my strong recommendation, the planning team decided that we will pray the service as it was written by our siblings, respecting their tradition and language choices. As ecumenical Catholics, we honor the liturgy of our family in the faith.
Online Service Details
Join on this Zoom Link

Meeting ID: 894 9781 7643
Passcode: [REDACTED]

Please bring a candle to your sacred space.
You can access the worship aid HERE to view or print.

I look forward to our praying as one in the moment and toward all that draws us together for justice, compassion and peace.
Much love,
+Kae (Bishop Kae Madden)
Note: The worship aid was created by the Graymoor Ecumenical & Interreligious Institute, Garrison, NY 10524-0300 • www.geii.org and we paid for the rights to utilize the image and the text.

Unlock Your Advocacy Power: Making Change at the Federal Level
2026-02-24 12:00 - 13:00 | CO
For our February 2026 “Lunch ‘n’ Learn” online seminar, Jeff Tieman of the Colorado Hospital Association will share how you can engage the federal government and become a more effective advocate for those causes that are important to you.

Jeff Tieman is President and Chief Executive Officer of the Colorado Hospital Association (CHA), which he joined in August 2022. In his role at CHA, Jeff provides leadership and direction for the Association’s work to serve and advocate for the state’s 100+ hospitals and health systems.
Prior to CHA, Jeff served as the President and CEO of the Vermont Association of Hospitals and Health Systems (VAHHS) for six years. In that role, he led the association in creating and carrying out its strategic vision; managing advocacy, policy, and member relations initiatives; leading public affairs and partnership work; and serving as a liaison to regional and national policy boards and hospital organizations.
Before VAHHS, Jeff was Chief of Staff for the Catholic Health Association (CHA) in Washington, D.C., a national organization representing more than 700 hospitals. He worked at CHA for 12 years where he managed the office of the president and CEO, directed strategic planning, and led messaging on health reform and the Affordable Care Act. Earlier in his career, Jeff worked as a reporter for Modern Healthcare magazine, where he spent two years in Chicago and two as Washington Bureau Chief.
Jeff received his master’s degree from George Washington University’s School of Political Management in 2014. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Colorado College in 1996.
When: Tuesday, February 24, 2026. The Zoom waiting room will open at 11:45 a.m., and the seminar will begin at noon. This webinar will be recorded and placed on the CCC YouTube channel for those who can’t attend the seminar.

Cost: FREE.

Webinar Link: Registrants will receive the Zoom link the morning of February 24th.

REGISTER HERE.

How Will Medicaid Changes Affect Your Church Staff and Volunteers?
2026-02-25 13:00 - 15:00 | CO
VIRTUAL
February 25, 2026
1pm-3pm MST
Zoom – link sent upon registration
Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/non-profit-community-town-hall-help-shape-how-medicaid-work-requirements-are-implemented

IN PERSON
March 11, 2026 tentative
Fort Collins Area
2 sessions: 9am-11am and 1pm-3pm
Registration will be available upon final confirmation of the location
Prime Health is hosting town halls for organizations that provide jobs, volunteer opportunities, education, or training. Due to the federally mandated Medicaid work requirements, these organizations will be asked to track or verify the participation of your participants, volunteers, and employees in order for them to maintain their access to Medicaid.
These town halls will specifically focus on the systems and technology needed to do this as efficiently and effectively as possible while ensuring people maintain access. These sessions are a chance to learn what the work requirements mean, share what is already working (or not working) to track work, and talk honestly about where tracking work, volunteer, or education activities could create challenges.
These conversations are a chance to understand what’s coming, share what you already do, and talk honestly about what is realistic for your organization and the people you serve. Prime Health will host an event for each of the following organization types:
● Medicaid users
● Employers, specifically those who use 1099 or gig-workers
● Volunteer organization such as nonprofits, faith-based organizations, schools, and others
● Higher education, schools, and education programs
● Job training and workforce programs We are specifically targeting people who engage with participants, volunteers, and/or employees as well as those who know and understand the technology, data, and systems used to track engagement.
What we’ll talk about:
● Current tracking and reporting practices ● Where new requirements could create burden
● What support or systems would be ideal and what is workable
● How to avoid unintentionally creating barriers for Medicaid members Your input will help shape solutions that are practical, equitable, and aligned with how community organizations actually operate.

Church Tomorrow?
2026-03-26 18:30 - 20:30 | Saint John’s Cathedral, 1350 N Washington Street, Denver, CO, 80203, United States
On Thursday, March 26, 6:30-8:30 pm, at Saint John’s Cathedral, Denver, the Rev. Canon Stephanie Spellers and Bishop Kym Lucas of the Episcopal Church in Colorado will engage in a conversation about the themes and gleanings from the research for Church Tomorrow?. This event includes a time of Q&A, and book signing. Cost is $10.

Book: Church Tomorrow? What the ‘Nones’ and ‘Dones’ Teach Us About the Future of Faith: https://stephaniespellers.com/church-tomorrow

The nones, dones, unchurched, and spiritual but not religious (SBNRs) are a dominant force in American religion and the plurality among Millennials and Gen Zers. In her latest book, Church Tomorrow?, the Rev. Canon Stephanie Spellers presents challenging truths about declining religious affiliation in America, alongside stories and wisdom from interviews with young people who either grew up without faith or gave up formal religion. She asks: Why are younger generations passing on Church? What spiritual pathways and communities are they creating? And how could their insights help to shape the future of Christian community?

Learn more and register at the link below.

Palm Sunday: Path to Love and Liberation
2026-03-29 14:00 - 15:00 | Colorado State Capitol, 200 W. Colfax Avenue, Denver, CO, United States
On Sunday, March 29 at 2:00 PM, people of faith and conscience will gather on the West Steps of the Colorado State Capitol to stand for love, liberation, and the dignity of every person. Together, we’ll raise a clear moral voice against systems that tear families apart and spread fear—and commit to building communities, and public policies, rooted in compassion and justice.
Join us to pray, witness, and take action so that all Coloradans can live in safety, belonging, and hope.
Link to RSVP: https://www.mobilize.us/togethercolorado/event/913099/

The 79th Easter Sunrise Service at Red Rocks Amphitheatre!
2026-04-05 05:30 - 07:30 | Red Rocks Amphitheater, 18300 W. Alameda Parkway, Morrison, 80465, United States
April 5, 2026
4:45 a.m.–Doors open.
5:30 a.m.–Pre-service worship music begins.
6:00 a.m.–Worship service begins.
Our Worship Service Leaders
Kathy Escobar
Kathy Escobar, M.A. is Co-Founder of The Refuge, a hub for healing community, social action, and creative collaboration serving North Denver since 2006. A pastor, speaker, spiritual director, and organizational consultant for over 20 years, she is author of several books including Practicing: Changing Yourself to Change the World, Faith Shift: Finding Your Way Forward When Everything You Believe is Coming Apart, A Weary World: Reflections for a Blue Christmas, and her most recent, Turning Over Tables: A Lenten Call to Disrupting Power. Passionate about creating safe and brave spaces for transformation and healing in real life, online, and outside, she also is Co-Director of #communityheals–Making Spaces for Transformation Accessible for All–a non-profit organization dedicated to creating free and accessible healing spaces on the water and in the mountains. More on Kathy’s work at kathyescobar.com.

Michelle Ferrigno Warren
Michelle Ferrigno Warren is a part of the Westside Church Internacional church family in Denver. She is a worship leader, seminary professor, community advocate, and practitioner working to extend love to neighbors and enemies.

Rev. Fernando Rodriguez
Rev Fernando Rodríguez is an ordained Presbyterian Minister currently serving as Associate Presbyter for Mission in Denver Presbytery. He serves as catalyst and support for the presbytery’s 14 New Worshiping Communities and Mission Partnerships.

Music Worship Leaders
Emerson Rose
Emerson Rose has been singing since she was two years old and has loved performing on stage from an early age. She made her musical theater debut in 2022 as Molly in Annie Jr., quickly demonstrating a natural stage presence and a strong connection with audiences. Emerson began performing as a vocalist in live music settings, with her first singing gig at Snowpack in Conifer in 2025. Whether on stage in a musical or performing live, Emerson brings enthusiasm, confidence, and a genuine love for music to every performance.

Cherokee Trail High School Choir
The Cherokee Trail High School choir is composed of 18 students varying from sophomores to seniors. This ensemble has represented Cherokee Trail in various performances, including the Colorado Music Educators Association, Southlands Farmers Markets, and many others.

Help Us Share the Hope of Resurrection Morning
As the first light of Easter morning touches the red stone cliffs, believers gather in the quiet of dawn to remember the miracle that reshaped all of history. In the stillness, before the sun rises, hearts turn toward the empty tomb and the promise that Christ is risen indeed.
For nearly 80 years, the Colorado Council of Churches has offered this free Easter Sunrise Service, hosting a sacred moment when worship, creation, and the hope of resurrection meet. Here, surrounded by God’s handiwork, thousands lift their voices in praise, seeking renewal, strength, and the presence of the risen Lord.
We need your help to keep this ministry of hope free and open to all. Rising costs make it increasingly difficult to sustain this powerful tradition, and we are prayerfully seeking $35,000 to ensure it continues for generations to come. We ask for minimum gift of $10 to support this worship service. We’re grateful for whatever amount God places on your heart to give.
As a token of our gratitude, donors who contribute $250 or more will receive reserved seating for two and a reserved parking space. With a $500 gift, you will enjoy reserved seating for four and a reserved parking space. These gifts of appreciation are our way of saying thank you for helping make this sacred celebration possible.
If this sunrise has ever stirred your spirit, or if you believe in sharing the hope of the resurrection with the world, we invite you to help sustain this meaningful tradition.
Click HERE to make a gift to keep this Easter tradition alive.
