All are invited to this Wellshire outing! Tickets are $30 each, and seats will be shaded. The game is at 1:10pm on August 20. To purchase tickets, click here or stop by the table in the narthex starting July 16. Questions? Contact Kiersten Hill.
So you have a great voice but no clue about what the black dots on the page mean? Or you feel you are reasonably musical but hate your voice? Are you generally embarrassed about your singing and prefer to sing in the shower? Does your throat get tight as soon as the song is a bit high? Do you have no idea what your voice type is?
Whatever your vocal hang up, we have a place for you to explore your singing voice and musical talents. Join us for Singing for Non-Singers on Saturday, August 19 from 10 am to 11:30 am in the sanctuary with our Director of Music, Christine Gaudreau. Christine will teach you how to sing with freedom, comfort and without fear and how to approach a printed piece of music! This workshop is open to high schoolers through adults of all ages. Please wear comfortable clothes and prepare to make some (joyful) noise!
Optional Bonus Opportunity: If you like, join us the next day, Sunday, August 20, for Bluegrass Summer Choir rehearsal at 9:00 am! Tap your toes, use your new skills and have fun.
Purchase iced coffee, iced tea and pastries to support the 2024 International Serve and Learn Trip! Cash, checks, and Venmo will be accepted.
In the Sanctuary, 5:00 pm
This summer we will be hosting three movie nights in the Sanctuary one Sunday a month beginning at 5:00 pm. This summer each movie will be centered around a detective, in honor of VBS’s theme. July’s movie night is an extra special treat as we will have live accompaniment from our very own Patrick Lee. So grab some snacks (if you’d like) and join us for some fun fellowship time and some very talented detectives! The youth will be running a concessions stand on July 16 and August 6. Contact Julia Fenn with questions.
Join us from 9:00-9:45 am to get your good deed done before the service and from 11:00 am until the last sandwich is made. The sandwiches will be delivered to Heartbeat Denver Working Men’s Shelter, formerly New Genesis located in the basement of Central Presbyterian church. The men’s shelter at Central Presbyterian has been a partner agency of the Hunger Task Force since the first shelter opened in 1986.
The Hunger Task Force needs help making sure we have enough bread to make all those sandwiches. The HTF will be providing 45 loaves of bread but need help with the remaining 30 loaves. Want to donate a loaf or loaves of bread? Visit the Sign Up Genius here.
It’s time – back to school! Wellshire, once again, during the month of July, has the opportunity to help Schmitt Elementary by contributing school supplies so that each child has new pencils and paper, as well as other items, to facilitate their learning experience. They have asked for the following supplies: pencils, colored pencils, erasers, packs of crayons, notebook paper, glue sticks, packs of markers, composition notebooks (wide ruled), and backpacks. Please place items in the bin in the Narthex and thank you, as always, for your generosity.
If you enjoy singing, join us for summer choir! All are welcome, including adults, youth and children (rising 3rd graders and up) – bring the whole family! Meet us in the choir loft at 9 am to rehearse and then sing for the 10 am worship service, no special skills required.
Spend the day helping to build a new home n partnership with partner families and in fellowship with other WPC members. Don’t think you have anything to offer? Well, you do: a willingness to learn and try something new is all you need!
Contact Sara Collyar if you’d like more information. Click here to signup by June 16.
Enjoy the beautiful outdoor amphitheater, Marquez y Condor, with operatically trained vocalists from DU and local bands. Proceeds benefit the Lomagundi Clinic in Chinhoyi, Zimbabwe. $20 at the door. BYO picnic or purchase a pulled pork meal there.
Contact Cyndy Krening with questions.
You are invited to a happy hour of heavy hors d’oeuvres, music and wine to support this Mission Partnership of Denver Presbytery.
Denver Presbytery’s Journey with Migrants Mission Partnership has accompanied families around the Denver Metro area, assisting with basic living needs and helping navigate the challenges of living as migrants and refugees.
Come and enjoy music and an opportunity to hear the stories of those we support, as you pick up some treasures from the silent auction.
Proceeds go to aid our friends with housing assistance, legal aid, education and other urgent needs. Register here.
