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Welcome to Pine Street Church
Inspired by the radical hospitality of Jesus Christ, Pine Street Church welcomes all of God’s children into the life of the Church regardless of gender, age, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, physical limitation, educational background, or economic situation. We are a dynamic community seeking to embrace everyone, inspire life, and create more. Please Join us in worship Sunday mornings at 10:00am on the northwest corner of the intersection at 13th and Pine streets in downtown Boulder, CO. |
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Announcing the May 6 Unveiling of the New Art Gallery at Pine Street Church!
It is with great excitement and enthusiasm that we formally announce the launch of a creative and powerful new ministry project:
The Art Gallery at Pine Street Church.
Inspired by our congregation's passions for spirituality, the arts, and missions, and led by the Chairperson of our Education Committee, Waverly Matthews, who presented the proposal, PSC's governing board unanimously approved and affirmed this significant ministry endeavor at our March meeting.
This innovative ministry initiative includes the transformation of the Narthex into a permanent art gallery that will host regular art exhibits featuring Boulder-area artists whose work connects with and illustrates our mission and ministry.
Members, friends, and guests will be able to enjoy our reception/Narthex area in a fuller, richer way by connecting with each other and at the same time enjoying great artwork that reflects the missions and ministries we care about. These missions and ministries include hospitality, creativity, spiritual growth, recovery, homelessness, creation and the environment, peace and justice, the intersection of secular and sacred, and other spiritually relevant issues of our time. Our sacred space will now more fully reflect our spiritual values.
Opening reception set for Sunday, May 6
Our very first art exhibit will be Sunday, May 6, right after the morning service. Our inaugural group show of "Artists In Recovery" will feature a collection of artists from Fresh A.I.R. (Artists in Recovery), founded by artist Mike Hamers. (Mike will be sharing his story with us this coming Sunday during worship.)
This opening show is in partnership with our very own Front Range Asylum (a group in our church that meets on Thursday evenings focusing on spirituality, the arts, and the power of ideas). These are extraordinary souls who create art that inspires their own healing and wholeness (and our own).
We are delighted to be taking this strong step forward in the development of our arts-centric ministry that aligns our passions for spirituality, the arts, and missions.
We set the intention in our fall stewardship emphasis that we would move "forward together" into 2018 and beyond. This visionary ministry sets a key future-facing direction of our sense of call to live from our collective imagination and not just from our collective memory.
Together, we will follow the leading of Christ's spirit to innovate and to cultivate a culture of spiritual and social transformation. Such a transformation doesn't happen automatically. It's up to all of us to co-create it with God's guidance. And so let it begin again and again.
It is with great excitement and enthusiasm that we formally announce the launch of a creative and powerful new ministry project:
The Art Gallery at Pine Street Church.
Inspired by our congregation's passions for spirituality, the arts, and missions, and led by the Chairperson of our Education Committee, Waverly Matthews, who presented the proposal, PSC's governing board unanimously approved and affirmed this significant ministry endeavor at our March meeting.
This innovative ministry initiative includes the transformation of the Narthex into a permanent art gallery that will host regular art exhibits featuring Boulder-area artists whose work connects with and illustrates our mission and ministry.
Members, friends, and guests will be able to enjoy our reception/Narthex area in a fuller, richer way by connecting with each other and at the same time enjoying great artwork that reflects the missions and ministries we care about. These missions and ministries include hospitality, creativity, spiritual growth, recovery, homelessness, creation and the environment, peace and justice, the intersection of secular and sacred, and other spiritually relevant issues of our time. Our sacred space will now more fully reflect our spiritual values.
Opening reception set for Sunday, May 6
Our very first art exhibit will be Sunday, May 6, right after the morning service. Our inaugural group show of "Artists In Recovery" will feature a collection of artists from Fresh A.I.R. (Artists in Recovery), founded by artist Mike Hamers. (Mike will be sharing his story with us this coming Sunday during worship.)
This opening show is in partnership with our very own Front Range Asylum (a group in our church that meets on Thursday evenings focusing on spirituality, the arts, and the power of ideas). These are extraordinary souls who create art that inspires their own healing and wholeness (and our own).
We are delighted to be taking this strong step forward in the development of our arts-centric ministry that aligns our passions for spirituality, the arts, and missions.
We set the intention in our fall stewardship emphasis that we would move "forward together" into 2018 and beyond. This visionary ministry sets a key future-facing direction of our sense of call to live from our collective imagination and not just from our collective memory.
Together, we will follow the leading of Christ's spirit to innovate and to cultivate a culture of spiritual and social transformation. Such a transformation doesn't happen automatically. It's up to all of us to co-create it with God's guidance. And so let it begin again and again.
Sunday Sounds
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Pine Street Band
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Off Broadway Preschool
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