Join us for a Pre-Assembly Lunch & Learn (Zoom) as we explore Mission Responsibility Through Investment (MRTI) and its connection to our Assembly theme, “Faithful Friction: Eradicating Systemic Poverty.”

MRTI is the PC(USA)’s ministry of faith-based investing—engaging corporations and financial systems in ways that reflect our values and advance justice. This gathering offers a meaningful introduction to how the church has faithfully used its investments as a tool for change over decades.

We are delighted to welcome Simon Doong and Katie Carter (Read Bios here) from the Associates for Corporate, Community & Church Engagement, Office of Faith-Based Investing & Shareholder Engagement, who will guide our conversation.

Together, we’ll explore:

• What MRTI is and how it works

• How our investments connect to the work of eradicating systemic poverty

• How individuals, congregations, and presbyteries can engage faithfully and proactively with their financial resources

As we prepare for Assembly—where we will examine our own investments in our presbytery, churches, and personal lives—this conversation will help ground us. Talking about money can spark “faithful friction,” and MRTI offers a model for engaging that tension with purpose, courage, and hope.

We especially encourage treasurers, finance committee chairs, stewardship leaders, and endowment trustees to attend.

Grab your lunch, log in, and join us as we discover how stewardship and justice intersect through faith-based investing.

All are welcome!

Mission Responsibility Through Investment (MRTI) was created in recognition of the PC(USA)'s unique opportunity to advance its mission faithfully and creatively through the financial resources entrusted it. MRTI implements the General Assembly’s policies on socially responsible investing (also called faith-based investing) by engaging corporations in which the church owns stock.

Join us for coffee, treats and community!

Mission Partnership & Covenant Community Gathering
📅 Saturday, April 11, 2026 | 🕘 9:30 AM
📍 Grace Presbyterian Church, Littleton

Join us for a morning of connection, learning, and shared vision for mission. Rev. Dr. Hunter Farrell, co-author of Freeing Congregational Mission, will join via Zoom to offer insights on engaging in international mission work with cultural humility and faithfulness.

We’ll also spend time in conversation with MP/CC leaders about hopes and plans for the year ahead. Light refreshments will be provided.

All Mission Partnership and Covenant Community members and leaders interested in mission are welcome.

To RSVP or learn more, contact Kim Graber or Fernando Rodriguez.

As part of our shared commitment to becoming an anti-racist church, Denver Presbytery requires annual anti-racism training for pastors, church leaders, candidates, and presbytery leadership, as outlined in our proposed Anti-Racism Policy.

We invite you to fulfill this requirement by participating in the upcoming:

Retelling Our Story: In-Person Workshop Series

Taught by Russ Kane and Steve Poos-Bensen
📍 Columbine United Church
📅 March 3, 10, 17, & 24
🕡 6:30–8:00 PM

Please note: Attendance at all four sessions is required to receive completion credit.

This workshop offers an opportunity to reflect deeply on history, identity, and the ongoing call to dismantle structural racism as part of our Matthew 25 commitment. Through shared learning and honest conversation, participants will be equipped to engage this work faithfully in their congregations and ministries.

If you plan to attend, please mark your calendar and register.

We encourage you to take advantage of this meaningful opportunity to grow as leaders committed to justice, reconciliation, and Christ-centered prophetic witness.

The Visionary Leadership Commission has issued a call for a Special Called Assembly of the Presbytery of Denver for the purpose of acting upon the recommendation of the Stated Clerk Nominating Committee. 

The meeting will be in-person only on Thursday March 19, 2026 beginning at 6:30 PM at Covenant DTC Presbyterian Church located at 5400 S. Yosemite St in Greenwood Village.

Registration is requested.

FROM OUR BYLAWS
A quorum of the Presbytery shall be any ten teaching elder members and as many ruling elder members as may be present, provided that at least four churches are represented by ruling elders.

As part of our shared commitment to becoming an anti-racist church, Denver Presbytery requires annual anti-racism training for pastors, church leaders, candidates, and presbytery leadership, as outlined in our proposed Anti-Racism Policy.

We invite you to fulfill this requirement by participating in the upcoming:

Retelling Our Story: In-Person Workshop Series

Taught by Russ Kane and Steve Poos-Bensen
📍 Columbine United Church
📅 March 3, 10, 17, & 24
🕡 6:30–8:00 PM

Please note: Attendance at all four sessions is required to receive completion credit.

This workshop offers an opportunity to reflect deeply on history, identity, and the ongoing call to dismantle structural racism as part of our Matthew 25 commitment. Through shared learning and honest conversation, participants will be equipped to engage this work faithfully in their congregations and ministries.

If you plan to attend, please mark your calendar and register.

We encourage you to take advantage of this meaningful opportunity to grow as leaders committed to justice, reconciliation, and Christ-centered prophetic witness.

Greetings in Jesus Name, 

Denver Presbytery, the Rev. Dr. Jemimah Ngatia and members of Neema African Presbyterian Church would like to invite you to the Commissioning Service of Josphat Matini Ombacho as Commissioned Pastor to Denver Presbytery & Neema African Church. The service will be held at First Presbyterian Church located at 1585 Kingston Street in Aurora on Sunday, March 15th beginning at 2:00 pm. 

The Commissioning Service will be convened and led by Denver Presbytery.

Your prayers and presence will be highly appreciated.

RSVP to Rev. Dr. Jemimah Ngatia – Pastor, Neema Church at (314) 956-1721 or Josphat Matini Ombacho at (720) 278-3696.

You’re invited to join us for a Lunch & Learn on Zoom to hear more about plans to transition the Denver Presbytery office to a mobile office by February 2027.

This informal session will provide an overview of the vision, timeline, and practical implications of the move. There will be plenty of time for questions and conversation. Whether you’re simply curious or have specific questions about how this shift may affect your ministry or congregation, we hope you’ll join us.

What: Lunch & Learn – Mobile Office Q&A
Where: Zoom
When: Thursday, March 12th at 12:30 PM

Bring your lunch and your questions as we explore how this transition can support our shared ministry in new and flexible ways.

Click on button below to join zoom on the date/time of the event. No registration is required.

We look forward to being in conversation with you.

Grace and peace,

Dee Cooper | Lead Presbyter
Russ Kane | Visionary Leadership Commission
Julia Henderson | Staffing Resources Committee
Chuck Sparks | Strategic Financial Task Force

As part of our shared commitment to becoming an anti-racist church, Denver Presbytery requires annual anti-racism training for pastors, church leaders, candidates, and presbytery leadership, as outlined in our proposed Anti-Racism Policy.

We invite you to fulfill this requirement by participating in the upcoming:

Retelling Our Story: In-Person Workshop Series

Taught by Russ Kane and Steve Poos-Bensen
📍 Columbine United Church
📅 March 3, 10, 17, & 24
🕡 6:30–8:00 PM

Please note: Attendance at all four sessions is required to receive completion credit.

This workshop offers an opportunity to reflect deeply on history, identity, and the ongoing call to dismantle structural racism as part of our Matthew 25 commitment. Through shared learning and honest conversation, participants will be equipped to engage this work faithfully in their congregations and ministries.

If you plan to attend, please mark your calendar and register.

We encourage you to take advantage of this meaningful opportunity to grow as leaders committed to justice, reconciliation, and Christ-centered prophetic witness.

As part of our shared commitment to becoming an anti-racist church, Denver Presbytery requires annual anti-racism training for pastors, church leaders, candidates, and presbytery leadership, as outlined in our proposed Anti-Racism Policy.

We invite you to fulfill this requirement by participating in the upcoming:

Retelling Our Story: In-Person Workshop Series

Taught by Russ Kane and Steve Poos-Bensen
📍 Columbine United Church
📅 March 3, 10, 17, & 24
🕡 6:30–8:00 PM

Please note: Attendance at all four sessions is required to receive completion credit.

This workshop offers an opportunity to reflect deeply on history, identity, and the ongoing call to dismantle structural racism as part of our Matthew 25 commitment. Through shared learning and honest conversation, participants will be equipped to engage this work faithfully in their congregations and ministries.

If you plan to attend, please mark your calendar and register.

We encourage you to take advantage of this meaningful opportunity to grow as leaders committed to justice, reconciliation, and Christ-centered prophetic witness.

The January 27, 2026 Stated Assembly will be held at Central Presbyterian Church. During worship, we will commission our new Moderator, Ruling Elder Chris Wineman, and Vice Moderator, Rev. Bill Sanders, and offer our heartfelt thanks to our outgoing Moderator, Rev. Ruth McCollum Huff, as well as to the many volunteers who have served on committees and workgroups and faithfully sustained the work of the presbytery.

The January Assembly will also introduce a new format. Instead of a hybrid, in-person-only, or Zoom-only gathering, we will be live-streaming the worship and commissioning portion of the assembly. Please note that this means no voting will take place online; voting will remain in person only.

We are still finalizing whether the livestream will be available on our Facebook page, so please stay tuned for details.

TRANSLATION AVAILABLE IN PERSON ONLY

We will be offering limited interpretation services for this asssembly. Please indicate language needed. Questions, email Fernando@denpres.org

Estaremos ofreciendo servicios limitados de interpretación para esta asamblea. Por favor, indique el idioma que necesita.
Si tiene preguntas, envíe un correo electrónico a Fernando@denpres.org

Chúng tôi sẽ cung cấp dịch vụ phiên dịch có giới hạn cho kỳ họp này. Vui lòng cho biết ngôn ngữ quý vị cần.
Nếu có câu hỏi, xin gửi email đến Fernando@denpres.org

SCHEDULE
5 PM Checkin, registration, dinner & fellowship
6 PM Meeting and Worship begin

PARKING
Wells Fargo Center Parking Garage. As you enter the parking garage located at 1700 Sherman Street, you will receive a ticket. When you check in at Central, you will be given a sticker to place in the empty square on the ticket given. When exiting the garage, validate both sides of your ticket at the machine. 

Elderly and differently-abled individuals may park in the three handicapped parking spaces in front of the church. 

Street Parking. There is limited street parking in the area. It is free AFTER 6 PM.

Friends, as Advent draws near, let’s pause together for good food, prayerful reflection, and fellowship.

When: Wednesday, December 3rd @ 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
Who: Faith Leaders (Ministers, Commissioned Pastors, NWC Leaders) of the Denver Presbytery
What: A simple Advent luncheon to rest, reconnect, and ready our hearts for the season
Where: Wellshire Presbyterian Church

We’ll share table blessings, a brief liturgy, and space to check in with one another before the busy weeks ahead.

👉 RSVP: please register below so we can plan for meals and seating. (Kindly note any dietary needs.)

Come as you are. Stay as long as you can. We’d love to see you there. 💜🕯️

Join Us for a Special Called Presbytery Assembly
Tuesday, December 2 at 12:00 p.m. (Zoom Only)

You are invited to a brief Special Called Presbytery Assembly on Tuesday, December 2nd at noon, held exclusively on Zoom. This meeting will be short and focused, with two primary actions before the body:

1. Election of Commissioners to the 227th General Assembly
Upon recommendation from the Servant Leadership Development Committee (SLDC), the Presbytery will act on the following slate:

• Commissioner – Ruling Elder: Beth Carlisle (Wellshire)

• Commissioner – Ruling Elder: Cleve Dixon (St. Paul)

  • Alternate – Ruling Elder: Pamela Jones (St. Paul)

• Commissioner – Teaching Elder: Kiersten Hill (Wellshire)

• Commissioner – Teaching Elder: Raafat Girgis (APIC – NWC)

  • Alternate – Teaching Elder: Whitney Dempsey (Community of Grace)

• Young Adult Advisory Delegate (YAAD): Grace Blackstock (Wellshire)

2. Loan Guarantee Recommendation
The Visionary Leadership Commission recommends that the Presbytery of Denver guarantee a $700,000 PILP 20-year loan for Eagle River Presbyterian Church as a bridge loan connected to their capital campaign for pastoral housing.

We hope you will join us for this quick but important meeting.

From our bylaws: A quorum of the Presbytery shall be any ten teaching elder members and as many ruling elder members as may be present, provided that at least four churches are represented by ruling elders.

We will be using Zoom for voting. Instructions will be given during the meeting. Registration is required to receive a link to join the meeting.

You’re Invited! – Youth Workers Lunch

Denver Presbytery is hosting a free, informal lunch for all youth workers in the presbytery, and we’d love to see you there!

What: A relaxed lunch to connect, share ideas, and explore ways we can collaborate and support one another
When: Thursday, November 6, 2025 | 12–2 PM
Where: Denver Presbytery Offices
4800 Happy Canyon Road, Denver, CO 80237

Please join us—and invite anyone who serves in youth ministry (paid or volunteer) at a Denver Presbytery congregation.

RSVP or just come as you are—we can’t wait to connect!

Questions or RSVP to Rev. Kiersten Hill.

You’re invited to join us for our upcoming Remote Staff Day — a time to connect, collaborate, and refresh our shared vision for ministry together!

📅 Date: Wednesday, November 5, 2025
🕘 Time: 10AM-1PM
💻 Location: The Table Public House, 2190 South Platte River Drive in Denver.

We’ll spend the morning celebrating the work happening across our Presbytery, and exploring how we can continue to support one another in our callings.

We look forward to seeing you!

October Presbytery Assembly: Conspiring…together for others | Acting on God’s abundance

Come Early to the October 28th Presbytery Assembly at Montview!

As we gather for our October Presbytery Assembly, we’re invited to open our eyes to the abundance of God already at work in our midst. Our guest leaders, De’Amon Harges and Rev. Mike Mather, will guide us in reflection and conversation rooted in Matthew 11:1–6, where Jesus points to the signs of God’s healing and good news emerging among those often overlooked—the blind, the lame, and the poor.

De’Amon and Mike will help us see how, when we act on God’s abundance and recognize the gifts already present in our people and neighborhoods, we become co-creators with God and one another in building communities of compassion, creativity, and shared flourishing. Through storytelling, small-group conversation, and active engagement, we’ll explore how listening deeply to one another can strengthen our witness and renew our sense of purpose.

Before the Assembly begins, we invite you to come early and meet Denver Presbytery’s mission partners—ministries and partnerships already embodying this kind of abundant, relational faith in action. These mission groups—supported by the Mission Engagement Committee (MEC)—are building local and global connections, strengthening communities, fostering economic empowerment, and sharing stories of hope and transformation.

This pre-Assembly time offers a chance to learn from their work, discover ways your congregation can connect, and celebrate how together we are co-conspirators with God in the healing and renewal of our world.

Come ready to connect, to be inspired, and to glimpse the kingdom of God breaking forth in the stories, relationships, and partnerships among us.

Rev. Fernando Rodríguez
Associate Presbyter for Mission

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To help us prepare and ensure a warm welcome at dinner, we kindly ask that you pre-register in advance. Online registration will close on Friday, October 24th at noon. If you did not register for dinner before Wednesday, dinner reservations are no longer available. Please join us for fellowship and learn about our Mission Partnerships.

When you arrive, please check in with Brontë to get your name tag.

Thank you for your help and understanding—it makes our gathering run smoothly for everyone!

ONLINE, Pre-registration is now closed. Please join us at Montview Blvd PC and check in with Brontë when you arrive.

SCHEDULE

4:45 PM Checkin and in person registration begin
5:00 PM Dinner and Fellowship Begin, Mission Partnership Learning Opportunities
5:45 PM Dinner Ends
6:00 PM Gathering, worship and business begin

LOCATION

Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church
1980 Dahlia Street Denver, CO, 80220

PARKING

Limited street parking is available. There is a main parking lot, just south of Montview and the ancillary parking lot west of the Dahlia Entrance.  All first come, first serve.  To get to the ancillary one...from Montview turn south onto Dahlia, go only past one house on corner, turn west down alley.  A lot for 20 or so cars is there. There is parking available in the lot south of the church, down the alley on the eastside of Dahlia Street. If you park in either of these lots, you may enter through the main entrance off Dahlia with the 3 arched glass doors. There is a ramp to the left of the stairs and an elevator inside.

There is also a lot available for us at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church off of Eudora St. If you park off Eudora, you can enter the church through the alleyway off Eudora.

Dear Friends in Ministry,

As part of our 2025 theme—Courageously Conspiring Together—we invite you to a Pre-Assembly conversation with our Assembly speakers, Rev. Mike Mather (First UMC–Boulder) and De’Amon Harges (The Learning Tree–Indianapolis).

Why “Conspiring”?

To conspire literally means “to breathe together.”
This year we embrace that holy breath as an act of partnership and trust—a call to stand side-by-side, to listen deeply, and to risk action for the sake of God’s justice. As Sheri Fry reminds us, courageous conspiring is not secrecy for its own sake, but a positive force for change:

“It underscores the power of unity and the courage to place one’s faith in others, to act in good faith when the stakes are high.”

About the Workshop

Theme: Stop “Helping” People: What Does It Mean to Be a Good Neighbor?
Mike and De’Amon will challenge us to move beyond “helping” others and live into true neighborly solidarity—where abundant community, mutual trust, and shared breath create lasting transformation.

Details

• Date & Time: Monday, October 27, 2025, 12:00–2:00 p.m.

• Location: Denver Presbytery Office
  4800 Happy Canyon Rd., Suite 140, Denver, CO

• Lunch Provided

Pastors, mission leaders, covenant communities, and church mission committees are especially encouraged to attend this paradigm-shifting conversation.

Come breathe with us—partnering courageously, conspiring together for others.

We’d love to know if you are coming. Please register below so we can order lunch for everyone.

Interrupting Microaggressions: Moving from Awareness to Faithful Action

In our collective journey toward equity and inclusion, it's often the subtle, everyday interactions—the things unsaid or unconsciously implied—that can create the deepest divides. This interactive workshop is designed specifically for communities committed to DEI work and seeking to live out values of compassion, justice, and belonging in real and practical ways.

With a “no shame, no blame” approach, we’ll explore the concept of microaggressions: what they are, how they show up in both interpersonal and institutional contexts, and why they matter—especially in spaces rooted in care, service, and spiritual connection. Through real-life examples, guided reflection, and actionable tools, participants will learn how to recognize these often-invisible inequities and respond in ways that foster deeper understanding and connection. 

We’ll provide a practical framework with language and confidence-building strategies to navigate difficult conversations with empathy and humility. This workshop offers a safe space to learn, grow, and take meaningful steps toward more inclusive and equitable faith communities.

*Note, participation at this workshop fulfills the anti-racism training requirement.

Thursday, October 23, 9:30–11:00 am
Covenant Presbyterian Church
5400 South Yosemite Street, Greenwood Village, CO

MEET OUR Facilitators

Jon Hurst (he/him) is a dynamic scholar-practitioner currently serving as Lead Pastor of Cameron United Methodist Church in the Platt Park neighborhood of Denver, CO. With a deep passion for progressive theology and the arts, Jon is dedicated to reimagining and reclaiming Christian faith and the role of the church through creative expressions, radical hospitality, and inclusive ministry practices. As a certified candidate for ordination as an Elder in the Mountain Sky Conference of the United Methodist Church, Jon actively integrates academic scholarship and innovative pastoral leadership to foster vibrant spiritual communities that challenge traditional boundaries and encourage transformative experiences of faith. 

Prior to his call to ministry, Jon has held various leadership positions in the field of Higher Education and Student Affairs with focused work in the areas of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging as well as experiential learning, intercultural education, and identity development. He holds an M.Div from the Iliff School of Theology, M. Ed in Educational Leadership and Policy from the University at Buffalo, and a BA in Journalism from Central State University.

Jeni Rinner (she/her) is an experienced educator, facilitator, and program designer who brings creativity, empathy, and scholarly depth to her work in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). With a passion for fostering communities of belonging, Jeni partners with faith leaders to create spaces where dialogue, reflection, and transformation can flourish. Currently, Jeni serves at the Iliff School of Theology, where she builds innovative programs at the intersections of theology, ethics, and community engagement. Her work includes developing an End-of-Life Doula Certificate program that equips caregivers with compassionate care using a frame of somatic awareness and social justice, as well as collaborating with organizations to foster the ethical development of artificial intelligence.

With a PhD in Literature and Poetry from the University of Oregon, Jeni understands the power of storytelling to shape identity and community. She integrates this narrative awareness into her facilitation, helping ministers and leaders reflect on their own stories and engage meaningfully with the stories of others. She also holds an MA in Digital Media Studies from the University of Denver, an MEd in Language Arts Education and a BA in Liberal Studies from the University of Notre Dame. Jeni is committed to designing learning experiences that are accessible, engaging, and transformative. 

🌿 Pastoral Leaders, you’re invited! 🌿

Join Rev. Dee Cooper and Rev. Blair Buckley (Minister at Large, Centus Counseling Center) for a unique Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy workshop designed especially for ministers.

📅 Thursday, October 9
🕘 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
📍 Renewing Hope Ranch, Morrison

This donation-based workshop uses Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP)—a powerful, ground-based practice that supports healing and growth. EAP can help with:
✨ Depression, anxiety, trauma, and grief
✨ Building confidence and self-awareness
✨ Reducing overall stress

To best serve those in active ministry, this time is set aside for pastoral leaders serving congregations, leading new worshiping communities, and serving in validated calls. We are grateful for our retired colleagues, but this gathering is focused on the unique challenges of active ministry.

The workshop is accessible for all abilities and bodies, with breaks built in for rest as needed.

Please register by Thursday, September 25th.

Come experience renewal, hope, and the gift of connection with others in ministry. 🐴💜

Join Us for a Midday Conversation!

In 2022, Denver Presbytery launched the New Worshiping Communities (NWC) Incubator Initiative, calling four pastors to begin four unique new worshiping communities.

Grab your lunch and join us via Zoom on Tuesday, October 7, 2025 at 11:30 a.m. to:

• Hear an overview of the initiative

• Learn how it was funded

• Catch a glimpse of the creative ministry each of the four NWC Incubator Leaders has nurtured

Can’t make it live? The conversation will be recorded and shared afterward so you won’t miss a thing.

Let’s celebrate how God is breathing new life through these communities—come and be inspired!

Introduction to 2026 Minimum Effective Salary

The Ministry Relations Committee is bringing forward a proposal to set the 2026 Minimum Effective Salary for ministers of Denver Presbytery at $71,000, aligning with the national PCUSA median effective salary. This recommendation reflects both the high cost of living in Denver and our ongoing commitment to ensuring that pastors are fairly compensated for their service and leadership.

This proposal will be presented for a vote at our Presbytery Assembly on Monday, October 28, 2025, at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church. In preparation, we invite all ministers, sessions, and congregational leaders to attend an informational Zoom session on Tuesday, September 16, 2025 at 11 AM, where the Ministry Relations Committee will provide background, walk through the details, and answer questions.

We encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to learn more about the proposal and its impact on your ministry context before the assembly gathers for action.

2026 Minimum Effective Salary

The guidelines will be presented for a vote at our Presbytery Assembly on Tuesday, October 28, 2025, at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church. In preparation, we invite all ministers, sessions, and congregational leaders to attend an informational Zoom session on Tuesday, September 16, 2025, where the Ministry Relations Committee will provide background, walk through the details, and answer questions.

We encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to learn more about the proposal and its impact on your ministry context before the assembly gathers for action.

Pre-Sale Tickets are over. Buy tickets at the door!

Join us for a spirited and meaningful evening in support of our neighbors and siblings in the migrant community!

The Journey with Migrants (JwM) Mission Partnership of the Denver Presbytery invites you to a fundraising celebration to support our vital ministry of accompaniment and advocacy. With the joyful collaboration of seven Presbytery congregations — Montview Blvd., Grace, Capitol Heights, Central, Good Shepherd, Divino Salvador, and Mountain View — we are walking alongside migrant families with tangible care and compassion.

💛 What Your Support Makes Possible:

Proceeds from this fundraiser will directly support JwM’s accompaniment work, including:

• Groceries and meals

• Rent and housing assistance

• Transportation to appointments and job sites

• Citizenship and legal application fees

• Access to healthcare and wellness needs

🎉 What to Expect at the Event:

• A lively paddle raise

• A fun and mysterious Blind Wine Table

• Delicious food and wine

• Light entertainment

• A few heartfelt reflections on this powerful work

📅 Saturday, August 23, 2025
🕓 4:30–6:30 PM
📍 Montview Blvd. Presbyterian Church
1980 Dahlia Street, Denver, CO

🎟️ Tickets: $75 – available online or at the door
💖 Can’t attend? You can still make a difference by donating!
👉 Tickets available at the door!

This is more than a fundraiser — it’s a celebration of solidarity and a chance to make a real impact in the lives of those seeking hope, safety, and belonging.

We can’t wait to see you there!

With gratitude,
The Journey with Migrants Mission Partnership
The Presbytery of Denver