Watch as our own Associate Pastor Billy Bauer testifies of God’s healing power on the Tom Martino show!

Pastor Billy was healed of stage 4 Lymphoma after doctor’s had given up treatment and declared that there was nothing more that could be done. Through much prayer, God completely rid Pastor Billy’s body of cancer. His testimony was the lead story on an episode of Martino TV that originally aired January 11, 2010.

The tough economy has caused many Coloradans to make big changes. Some families that used to donate to area food banks are, for the first time, turning to those food banks for help. Neighborhood food banks are often small, and tucked away in churches or homes, but the tiny lifelines are feeling the brunt of challenging economic times.

“We know that we have a big job and we can do it,” said Reverend Rod R.D. Roberts, pastor at Good Shepherd Presbyterian church in Northglenn.

“We used to serve about 400 people a month. As of last Friday we have served about 725 people and we still have a couple more days to be open this month,” said Mary McCarron, volunteer manager of the Good Shepherd Presbyterian Food Bank.

read more via Volunteer Keeps Denver Church Food Bank Running – Denver News Story – KMGH Denver.

Start: 12/06/2009 – 9:00am

Timezone: Etc/GMT-6

Join us on Sunday, December 6th for our special guest speaker, H.B. London. You will be challenged and changed. Invite your friends and don’t miss a powerful service.

via Guest Speaker – H.B. London | Victory Church.

by Shirley Van Heukelem

Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper praised Denver’s First Christian Reformed Church as a model for his 10-year plan to end homelessness in the city.

Early in 2006 First CRC began a partnership with the Metro Denver Homeless Initiative. Seven church members volunteered to mentor a homeless family as they transitioned from homelessness to long-term housing. And the congregation contributed more than $2,400—enough money to fund two families in the program.

more via The Banner -Denver Church a ‘Model to End Homelessness’.

Merry Christmas!!!

By Magdalena Wegrzyn © 2009 Longmont Times-Call

LONGMONT — The Rev. Tim Martinez has a heart for Longmont.

He’s not sure exactly why he wants to heal the city. But the how is pretty straightforward.

Since late July, Martinez has been holding worship three times a week at the former Salud Clinic at 231 E. Ninth Ave.

His church, Breakthrough Ministries, meets in a refurbished room — once a storage closet — at the building that houses Fox Ridge Laser & Skin Care and the Centennial Women’s Health Center.

via The Longmont Times-Call.

Episcopal Life Online – ARTS.

Haggard to lead worship again – The Denver Post.

Deuteronomy 4:29 (NKJV) “But from there you will seek the LORD your God, and you will find Him if you seek Him with all your heart and with all your soul.”

via Calvary Chapel Aurora.

By Peter Elliott

The end of an era will arrive in February when James Dobson leaves his familiar post as host of the Focus on the Family radio show.

via James Dobson scales back Focus on the Family presence | Everyday Christian.