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Lisa Sinner of “Team Paz” at Excel Financial Group LLC “Gets the loan closed” By Jan Sciacca
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isa Sinner, a Mortgage Broker since 2002, has seen her business increase over 50% in the past two years, after joining “Team Paz” Excel Financial Group LLC. She attributes her success at getting the loans, many of them challenging, closed to her processing team. She proudly states, “My Team is small but mighty.” She adds that her loan fall out ratio is only 5%, when that number is typically 20%. While the loan process is stressful for many, Lisa enjoys the process and finds it rewarding with the outcome, that being a happy client. Locally, Lisa gives personal attention to anyone who wants to purchase a new home, wants to refinance to lower their current interest rate, cash in on some home equity or refinance out of an FHA loan into a Conventional loan to eliminate the FHA required Mortgage insurance. In addition, she aids many potential buyers at Richmond Homes in Collier Hill, Erie and Wyndam Hill in Frederick. She is often a “go to” mortgage broker for local Realtors Jody Livingood, ReMax Vista & Kathryn Novak, Novak Realty – Metro Brokers Colorado. “Team Paz” at Excel Financial Group was voted 5 Star Professionals by
5280 Magazine in 2014 and 2015. Local testimonials to Lisa’s dedication are impressive. Examples are: “During our recent home purchase, Lisa did a great job not only finding the right loan for us, but also in communicating along the way.” —John and Amy Jacquat “We tried 3-4 different places and were flat out told they couldn’t do it or would just not call us back. From day 1 Lisa said it wasn’t going to be easy but she put in the hard work and got it done. I would recommend her to anybody who is looking to purchase a home.” —Jorge Rangel “She did a great job watching the market to make sure we received the best interest rate possible and kept us informed of any changes that were occurring. Her professionalism and attention to detail will save us a great deal of money over the length of our mortgage.” —Troy and Barbara Payne, Frederick
Lisa, a fully licensed and documented Mortgage Broker with Team Paz at Excel Financial Group LLC, started her mortgage banking career when she was at the top of her game in the automotive world but needed to find a lucrative way to be selfsufficient and set her own hours while co-parenting her daughter Kayla. Now her daughter is 26. Lisa, who is married to Lyle Sinner, was raised with a “can do” attitude. She grew up in Minnesota where her she helped work her grandfather’s vegetable farm and take the harvest to the local market. She became familiar with how important it is to build a strong community and that everyone is to contribute to the process. Lisa shares, “I feel helping people become homeowners or refinancing to help people save money is my part in building a strong community.” Lisa strives to be available to clients in an unparalleled way. She typically answers calls from borrowers and Realtors until 8pm Monday through Friday and she returns voice messages within an hour, unless she’s in a meeting. She responds with a text explaining when one can expect a call. On weekends Lisa is available by appointment-only. Lisa wants readers to know that they can call her, text her or email any questions they have about a mortgage to her and know they will get the most honest answer she can offer.
Left to Right: Troy Payne, Lisa and Barbara Payne (The Payne’s are purchasers of a Richmond Home)
Lisa’s Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System (NMLS) is 492628. Excel Financial Group’s NMLS number is 389894. Lisa can be reached at l.k.sinner@gmail. com or 720.329.7101. Her website is comortgageteam.com.
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What’s On My Mind
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Kelly Martindale, Publisher
Do We Agree to Disagree? “L aws alone cannot secure freedom of expression; in order that every man present his views without penalty there must be spirit of tolerance in the entire population.” —Albert Einstein
An Email I Received “...You are simply violating my freedom from religion. Is there a way to get removed from this highly off ensive cult material?” Th e easy answer is “no.” My business utilizes the United States Postal Services opportunity to mail “bulk” to every household and business in the areas I choose. You may, however, personally ask your mail carrier to not deliver it to your address or you may recycle. I share a portion of a reader’s email because the email wasn’t about the Carbon Valley Consumer Report, as a whole. Th e email was about intolerance to “seeing” Bible verses and reading about Jesus (two small parts within 32 pages of information about the communities we mail to). I’m thankful to say, for almost 18 years, the only complaints I ever receive about my publications have to do with the Bible verse and my column. My editorial column is
where I share my own personal experiences of my life after losing two children, getting through divorce, struggling with forgiveness, etc. I share life issues that I believe others have also had to deal with but usually they deal with the issues alone. Nobody wants to face hardships alone.
Definitions tol·er·ance täl(ə)rəns/ noun 1. the ability or willingness to tolerate something, in particular the existence of opinions or behavior that one does not necessarily agree with. in·tol·er·ance in täl(ə)r ə ns/ noun 1. unwillingness to accept views, beliefs, or behavior that diff er from one’s own.
Who is intolerant? “The liberal idea of tolerance is more and more a kind of intolerance. What it means is ‘Leave me alone; don’t harass me; I’m intolerant towards your over-proximity.” —Slavoj Žižek a Slovene sociologist, philosopher, and cultural critic “In the practice of tolerance, one’s enemy is the best teacher.” —Dalai Lama XIV
“The highest result of education is tolerance” —Helen Keller “[I]n today’s relativistic environment, pluralism no longer means tolerating competing ideas, but rather forced neutrality: no one should express any idea that could off end another.” —Charles Colson
What Now? Is there a way to respect each other’s opinions and do so without devaluing or being disloyal to our own belief system? I think so. I don’t know why the aforementioned reader is in such opposition, but there is a reason. I respect that. And I’m grateful to live in a country where I can make a living helping others make a living. This publication is a venue for independent business owners to get the word out about their services and goods in an affordable, professional way. As with any publication, classroom study, church service, or conversation at the local pub, utilize what information is pertinent to you today.
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A LETTER FROM MAYOR TINA HARRIS THINGS CONTINUE TO LOOK UP IN DOWNTOWN ERIE
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he excitement in Downtown Erie is inescapable. Our great restaurants and brew pubs and the long list of community of events is transforming Downtown into a true destination. And we think two new initiatives will help us make Downtown even better. DOWNTOWN NEIGHBORHOOD BLOCK PARTY I am excited to announce the kick-off of the Downtown Neighborhood Block Party – a new venue created as a communitybuilding event centered in Downtown Erie for all of our residents to enjoy while at the same time promoting local businesses, restaurants and breweries. The Block Party is actually a series of family-friendly events scheduled for three Fridays in July. The Block Parties will take place on Briggs
Street between Wells and Moffat and run from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Friday, July 1 Friday, July 15 Friday, July 29 It’s our intent for these Block Parties to bring families to Downtown Erie on Friday nights to listen to good music, engage in children’s activities, eat from local restaurants and drink from local breweries. We will provide creative and interactive activities for children and adults. And in an effort to encourage you to leave your car at home – we’ve set up a bike parking lot next to the Post Of ce at the southeast corner of Briggs and Wells. The Block Parties are hosted by the Town of Erie and organized by Kelly Williams – manager of our wonderful Erie Farmers Market. The Erie Farmers Market was truly an amazing addition to Historic Downtown last year and is in full swing in 2016. The Market can be added to the list of reasons Downtown is
enjoying a revitalization once only dreamt about. In fact, I’d add the Farmers Market right next to the Town’s public/ private partnership which converted the old re station into Echo Brewery. Once Echo moved in - other businesses soon followed. It is gratifying to watch as our investment in Downtown is paying dividends. True, some of the payback is represented in sales tax revenue. But in a much larger sense – we have activated a once neglected community neighborhood. That is a great Return on Investment! DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK PLAN In an effort to keep the momentum moving - the Board recently approved the Downtown Redevelopment Framework Plan to address the needs of Erie’s Historic Downtown Business District including a design concept for Coal Creek Park. And rst on the to-do list is addressing parking! DHM Design, previously hired by the Town in 2013 to begin this process, is responsible for project deliverables
including conceptual site plans and land use diagrams. We’ve identi ed three key elements (Critical Mass, Connectivity and Identity) that when addressed creatively from an aesthetic, functional and scally responsible standpoint will contribute signi cantly to the success of this Plan. Once completed, the Downtown Redevelopment Framework Plan can be used as a catalyst to continue the current momentum for the Downtown District to become a vibrant, energetic “PLACE” within a supportive business and investment environment. It’s an exciting time to be in Erie – especially Downtown! Sincerely,
Mayor Tina Harris, Town of Erie This Letter from the Mayor was originally published in the July/August 2016 Erie Edition by the Town of Erie. Visit the Town of Erie webiste at erieco.gov
Jeanne Natre’ Provides Body Enhancement Through Detox By Jan Sciacca
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eanne Natre’ has been a resident of Erie for 13 years and the owner of the Erie business Sweetgrass Studios since 2011. She loves to empower others in their healing and has written a book on “Detoxing” that is scheduled for release this fall. Jeanne’s business began innocently as she looked for some ways outside of mainstream medicine to help her lose 15 “stubborn” pounds. She also wanted to find something to take away the aches and pains of aging that were coming upon her. In addition to finding advanced and non-intrusive technologies to help her with her health quest, Jeanne discovered that when she was able to remove the toxins out of her body, the pain level went down and the excess weight stayed off. Jeanne believes there are actually 3 lifestyle choices, we can make, all of equal importance. They are the foods we eat, the exercise we get and removing toxins from our bodies.
Jeanne shares, “When you consider that we are living in a sea of 85,000 synthetic chemicals which our bodies are not equipped to handle without some focus, you may think it’s quite a challenge. But when the body is ‘clean’ the excess weight stays away more easily and the pain relief ensues as well.” At Sweetgrass Studios, the focus is on detoxing the body, utilizing up to 5 technologies. Most people only need 2 or 3 of these to get the “clean” results they want. Erie resident Marsha van Dongeren champions Sweetgrass Studios. She declares, “I had four years of chronic pain due to a Breast Cancer double mastectomy and reconstruction. After my first session I felt an immediate energy surge and arm mobility increase. Now after 10 sessions, I am pain free and my right arm mobility, which was at 50%, is almost 100%. My energy and stamina is now amazing . . .” Look for Jeanne at the Farmers Market in Erie on Thursday evenings. She’s be frequenting them.
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Why Am I Hitting A Plateau?
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lateaus are misunderstood and difficult to fix if you don’t know the cause of the problem. The cause of a plateau usually comes down to one thing, you were in a calorie deficit before, but you’ve lost your calorie deficit. Four main reasons you lose your calorie deficit and hit a plateau are: • Because your metabolism will eventually decrease while dieting and losing weight. If you’ve been cutting calories, your body adapts by decreasing the metabolic rate.
•M ost people don’t stick to their nutrition plan and they forget to record part of their food intake. We’re not very good at estimating how much food we eat when we try to guess. The leaner you get, the more aggressively you cut calories, and the longer you’ve been dieting, the more your body tends to hold on to the remaining body fat. As you’re losing weight, it can be tempting to cut calories too low to shed pounds faster. The down side to cutting your calories too low is your muscle can be used as energy and this gradually slows your metabolism to spare energy. Keep in mind that it may depend on how long you’ve been dieting and what kind of
The down side to cutting your calories too low is your muscle can be used as energy and this gradually slows your metabolism to spare energy. • You need fewer calories after you’ve lost weight. Calorie needs are directly tied into your body weight. • When you’ve already lost a lot of weight and move a smaller body, you’re not burning as many calories. The more weight you carry, the more work your body does and you burn more calories.
condition your body is in now as to how your body will change. If you’re having difficulty with a fitness and weight loss plateau, I’m here to help. Contact Tracy Rewerts at TimeForChangePersonalTraining.com or call 303-828-2856 to find out more about my personal trainer, fitness group, and nutritional services.
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Erie Real Estate Climate
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he Real Estate market is still booming and interest rates are hovering at some of their lowest in the last several years. Erie is finally on the map and downtown is growing. Buyers want to know how they can find an affordable place to buy in Erie. The best way to find an affordable place is to work with a local Real Estate Agent who lives and or works this area regularly. They know the ins and outs. Being part of the community affords you with knowledge about who’s coming and going. Buyers looking to purchase using FHA and VA loans are having a tough time since Colorado is one of the top 5 destinations in the US. Because of job availability and its proximity to Boulder and Denver, it’s a reasonably easy commute to both areas. Since we are limited on how fast builders can build new homes, we have to rely on resales. Unless somebody has to move or downsize, you have to compete with the rest of the Buyers coming in with higher down payments and possibly cash. Some Buyers are willing to forgo both inspections and appraisals in order to get a jump on multiple offers and willing to pay above asking price and even above the appraised value. Most homes sell in the vicinity of 3% to 10% over asking price, a few sales are under because of condition. A few homes sold at asking price. Since the beginning of the year, here are resale Sold prices for single family homes: $100-$200K 3 sold; $201-$300K 10 sold; $301-$400K 76 sold; $401K-$500K 117 sold; $501K-$600K
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45 sold; $601K-$1,008,000 35 sold. 42 Attached units were sold ranging from $191K-$495K. Statistics are from the Multiple Listing Service Only not private sales. If you want to buy or sell, you know where you need to be! Kathryn Novak, Broker/Owner Metro Brokers – Novak Realty is your local Erie and the surrounding areas Real Estate Expert and is an Ambassador for the Erie Chamber of Commerce and serves on several Chamber committees. She has lived in the area for 40 years and has been practicing Real Estate for 17 years. Kathryn manages her own Real Estate Company and can be reached at 303332-9122 for any questions or real estate advice.
By Kelly Martindale, owner of Carbon Valley Consumer Report, Mead Consumer Report, Erie Consumer Report, and i25 Corridor Communities Magazine rom one man who serenades Cathy every time he calls, to my own mom, who tells Cathy when I’m sick or if it’s my birthday; Cathy has heard it all. Cathy Scofield owns the phone service, Always an Answer, and calling her in 2005 was the first best thing I ever did for my business. Always An Answer has clients including veterinarians, publishers, landscapers, HVAC, doctors, and more.
Cathy shared that just after purchasing her first home, the company she worked for moved to another state and she was laid off. She was also working part-time in the evening as a receptionist but that was not enough income to make her mortgage and other payments. Stress was affecting her sleep as she had no idea how she was going to pay her bills. One night after finally falling asleep,
When you decide to use Always An Answer you will never want to stop using them. I promise.” —Jordan Oliver President Garden Art Landscaping, since 1982. They offer telephone answering services 24/7, utilizing a customized script from each client. Many of my callers think they’ve reached one of my office staff; which they haven’t as I don’t have any staff…which is why I depend so much on Always An Answer. July 1 is the start of Cathy’s 11th year in business. She employees several staff: MaryLu, an operator for 8 yrs, Aaron, an operator for 5 yrs, Regina, an operator for 1 yr, Julia, a newly hired operator (2 weeks), and Jeff Taylor, Cathy’s Computer Rehab (IT guy) for the last 10 years. Each of Cathy’s staff are professional and personable. When someone calls my business number, one of the staff answers. They let the caller know I am not available and take all the pertinent information and then immediately email me that information. If it is an emergency, they call me on one of my other numbers they have on file. Not only do my clients get a real live person to speak with, I have the email to follow up on and I can look back at it if I need to read it again. Cathy says, “The thing I love most about what I do is hearing everybody’s ‘story’. It is amazing what you can learn about someone in a 1 to 2-minute phone call. There are some people out there who are just plain lonely and they know if they call their doctor after hours, they are going to get a live person ‘just to talk to.’”
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she woke up abruptly at 3am and was wide awake. “The Lord clearly spoke to me,” Cathy shared, “and He said, ‘I don’t know why you are stressing over this. Don’t I ALWAYS HAVE AN ANSWER?’ It hit me square in the face. That’s it! I am going to start an answering service and I am going to call it Always An Answer! So the name of my business actually has a double meaning. To me, it has always been all about HIM.” My newspaper businesses are better because Cathy received her answer from the Lord and she listened. I depend on Always An Answer every day and I’m not the only one. If you could use the services of Always An Answer, give them a call at 303.678.7608. Here’s what another client said about Cathy and her wonderful business. “Always An Answer, with Cathy and her service professionals, are a surviving factor for my landscape business. Because they relay messages in the best possible fashion you can imagine and set up the information to be relayed with them. When you decide to use Always An Answer you will never want to stop using them. I promise.” Jordan Oliver President Garden Art Landscaping, since 1982. I have more testimonies but not enough room so email me carbonvalley@ gmail.com.
Library Mini Golf - Friday, July 22; 6:30 pm The library is transforming into an epic after-hours mini golf course. Each hole will have a surprise theme so watch out for Harry Potter, Daryl, The Tardis and more. Challenge your frenemies or just make your bestie your caddy for the night. Registration required; Grades 6-12. Olympic Crafts - Tuesday, July 26 at 1 pm Get ready for the Olympics by making crafts such as gold medals and Olympic torches. All ages are welcome to this drop-in program. Zumba Kids - hursday, July 28 at 2 pm Zumba Kids is a high energy dance party for kids, featuring world rhythms, games, activities and cultural exploration. Kids in Grades 3-5 are invited to come join us. Tutu Tea Party - Wednesday, August 3 at 12:00 pm Wear your most glamorous tutu and/or tie to watch ballerinas dance in their tutus. Join in our tea party with real tea, lemonade, crumpets (cookies), and your own tea cup to decorated and take home. Ages 2-6. Money Matters: Women and Money - Thursday, August 4; 6:30 pm Many women face unique challenges around their financial security. Longer life expectancy, career interruptions, employment earning gaps, and other issues mean that women of all ages need both information and action steps. Learn how to take control of your personal finances, prepare for life’s uncertainties,
and develop a personal action plan. The Money Matters Series is presented in partnership with the Rocky Mountain Chapter of Credit Unions. Writers of the High Plains: How has the past become your future? - Monday, August 8; 6:00 pm Immerse yourself in a supportive local writer’s community facilitated by High Plains Library District’s Writer in Residence, Jaydine Rendall. Meet and greet other writers at the Mixer. Your focus begins with historical photos from Colorado’s past. This 10-week course consists of in-person and online professional and peer support. Grow in depth and confidence as an artist, regardless of experience level or ability. Online Coursework will be completed August 9-October 14; and a Writers’ Celebration will be held on Monday, October 17. Laptops are provided for the mixer, but feel free to bring your own; Gmail and Facebook accounts are required. Assistance in setting up these accounts will be provided at the mixer. Registration is required. My Friend Maisy Storytime - Thursday, August 11; 3:30 pm Maisy big, Maisy small, Maisy the mouse is having a ball! We’re celebrating that cute little whiskered mouse with a story hour full of songs, crafts and our favorite Maisy books. Come join the fun! All ages are welcome with a care-giver. Anvil Distillery Talk & Sampling Thursday, August 11 at 6:30 pm Join us to find out how the distillery got started, what drives them and their brews and how they got their name. Registration is required; ages 21+. Backyard Buddies - Monday, August 15 at 10:00 am Did you know that when your children play, they are also learning? Bring your toddler to Erie Community Library for summertime fun. We will have a blast outside on the lawn with balloons, balls, bubbles and tunes. (Activities will be moved indoors in case of inclement weather.)
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Upcoming Chamber Events Business After Hours Wednesday, July 27 5:30pm – 7:30pm Flatirons Health & Wellness Owner, Lindsey Ramsey 1010 Carbon Court, Unit F, Erie Thursday, August 11 5:30-7:30 SW Weld County Multi-Chambers Event Scuderia Rampante 1011 Carbon Court, Erie Erie Business Connections Thursday, July 21 – 7:45 am-9:00 am Thursday, August 4 – 7:45 am-9:00 am Thursday, August 18 – 7:45am – 9:00am Calvary Bible Church, 615 Evans St, Erie Network at Noon “On Vacation” during July & August
Chamber Master 101 – Member Orientation Tuesday, July 26 8:30am – 9:30am Chamber Office • Bring a laptop or iPad RSVP to the Chamber 303-828-3440 Special Events 20th Annual Town Fair & Balloon Festival Saturday, May 21 10:00am – 4:00pm Historic Downtown Erie and Coal Creek Park Concerts in the Park Saturday, July 23 5:00pm-9:00pm Headline Band- “The Samples” Saturday, August 6 5:00pm – 9:00pm Headline Band – “Phat Daddy” Coal Creek Park, 575 Kattell Street
The Chamber Office is open Monday-Friday from 8am-5pm. Stop in today to find out how a Chamber membership can enhance your business.
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Happy Anniversary 21 Years – Town of Erie, First Bank of Erie, County Line Lumber 20 Years – Colorado Hometown Weekly, Crowder Property Maintenance 13 Years – Gateway Financial Strategies, Erie Historical Society 12 Years – Boulder Valley Transfer, Irwin Companies 11 Years – Musical Bouquet, LLC 9 Years – Waste Connections of Colorado 8 Years – Chick-fil-A at Larkridge 7 Years – Beattie’s Pharmacy, Daily Camera 6 Years – Impressions Dental 5 Years – Pure Risk Solutions 4 Years – DanceSpace Performing Arts Academy, Coal Creek Meals on Wheels 3 Years – Affordable Tree & Snow Removal, The Old Mine Cidery & Brewpub 2 Years – D unlap Electric, D.R. Horton, Erie Air Fair, Inc, Shuler Integrations LLC, Jen Realty- Coldwell Banker, Country Financial, County Line Wine & Spirits 1 Year – O ld Town Living, Edward Jones-Danielle Patnode, Children’s Music Academy, Pat Rawlings/Visioneering LLC, Nuf Said Advertising, Launch Educational Services
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he Rotary Club of Erie has been gifting Erie thirdgraders with free dictionaries for several years. This year’s $5,000 funding of the project is in jeopardy, due to a financial partnering company being sold. If you know of a company or person who would like to help fund the 600+ dictionaries, please contact Jan at 303.775.5901.
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Vol. 2, Issue 7
Erie Churches St. Luke Orthodox Church (Eastern Rite) 8:00 a.m. Orthros, 9:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy, Sun. School 11:15 a.m. 303 665-4013 www.stlukeorthodox.org 722 Austin Ave. Erie CO 80516 Fr. David Mustian, Pastor Calvary Bible Church 9 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. 615 Evans St. 303.442.3484 www.calvarybible.com Our student ministries meets at 9:00am (High School) and 10:30am (Middle School) in the Student Ministries room.
Rejoice Lutheran Church Sun. Worship: 9:30 a.m. Renovations are completed & we areworshipping at 3413 Lowell Lane, Erie. 303-828-3953 www.rejoicelutheran.net Pastor Ruby Narucki
La Iglesia Bautista Messiahville le ofrece un servicio Cristiano en Espanol todos los Lunes alas 7:00 p.m. La direccion es 4700 County Road 6 Erie Transportacion gratis llame 303-669-5180
Impact Rock Church Sundays, 10 a.m. (303) 835-4214, www.impactrock.com 710 Austin Ave, #200 Erie, CO 80516 Pastors Mark and Kara Harper
New Hope Fellowship/Erie Baptist Church Corner of Cheeseman & High, Erie Sun. 10:00 a.m. & Children’s 10:30 a.m. (303) 828-0638 Pastor Dr. Mitch Gardne
Erie United Methodist Church 604 Holbrook St, Erie (across Town Hall) Sun 9:00 a.m. Worship & Sunday School for Children and Youth, Nursery provided Office: (303) 828-3906 erieumc@gmail.com Pastor Rev. Emily Flemming
Bible Baptist Church of Erie 5050 NE County Line Rd 1 Erie, CO 80516 (1 mile south of Hwy 52) James M. Duncan, Pastor 303-828-5109 Email: jmduncan@usa.net www.biblebaptisterie.com
Flatirons Community Church Sat. 4p & 6p and Sun. 9a & 11a 355 W South Boulder Road, Lafayette 303-664-5524 Jim Bergen
St. Scholastica Catholic Church Main & Wells, Erie, CO (303) 828-4221; parishoffice@ stscholasticaerie.org Fr. Hernan Florez, Pastor Fr. Robert Wedow, Parochial Vicar Weekday Masses: Tuesday, 6:00pm; Confessions at 5pm Wednesday thru Friday, 9:00am; Confessions at 8:30am Saturday, 7:30am; Confessions at 7:00am Weekend Masses: Saturday, 4:00pm Sunday, 8:30am, 11:30am Communion Service: Monday, 9:00am
Life Song Church of Erie Sun. School 9:15 a.m. Service 10:30 a.m. 303-828-1040 470 Briggs Street, Erie www.lifesongchurch.org Grace Church Worship Sat 6 p.m., Sun 8:30, 11:15 a.m. 2415 Lake Park Drive, Longmont, CO 80501 303-772-5685, www.graceefc.org Pastor Jeff Foote
East Boulder Baptist Church 7690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO 80303 Sunday School for Children, Teens, and Adults - 9am, Worship Service -10:30am Deaf and Senior Citizens Ministries www.EBBC.Co 303/499-3553
Orchard Church Erie Sunday Services 10:00 a.m. Erie High School, 3180 County Road 5 Erie, Colorado 80516 (303) 485-0922 www.orcharderie.com Pastor Nick Olson
Living Faith Christian Fellowship Meeting at Black Rock Elementary School Sundays at 10:00am Pastor: Barry Hendrick www.lfcf.net/ www.facebook.com/ultimateimpact 303.883.8871 barry.hendrick@lfcf.net
Centerpoint Community Church 10 a.m. Sundays @ Red Hawk Elementary (West entrance) www.centerpoint.tv/
New Creation Church to Host GriefShare Class ew Creation Church, 737 Bross Street, You’ll begin to gain closure in your • Complicating Factors N Longmont hosts a 13-week GriefShare loss. It’s sometimes hard to move on in life • Stuck session, beginning Tuesday, August 16, when you are still dealing with the grief • Lessons of Grief 7-8:30pm. The cost of the class is $15, which covers the cost of a workbook that is used during the week by the participant. The class is open to anyone who is struggling with the death of a loved one. You’ll discover there are people who understand your hurts, emotions, and painful experiences! When someone you love dies, it’s common to feel isolated. In GriefShare, you’ll find that you are not alone, that there are others who understand what you are going through. You’ll learn helpful, practical information that will help you recover from the pain of grief and loss. The GriefShare DVD videos feature top experts on grief recovery subjects and case studies of people just like you, who have been through the grief experience.
and emptiness that happens after a loved one dies. You’ll learn how to go through a healthy season of grieving, then begin transitioning to emotional and spiritual wholeness. You’ll discover hope for the future. While things may look bleak now, you’ll learn ways to restore your hope and rebuild your life. Many GriefShare alumni tell us the program helped them move from deep grief to peace and a sense of joy again. Class topics include: • Is this Normal? • Challenges of Greif • The Journey of Grief • Grief and Your Relationships • Why? • Guilt and Anger
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