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If you are interested in leading in worship, you can sign up using the link below. We do not have anyone signed up to lead music this coming Saturday or the following Saturday, if you are interested!
Sign Up2021 Wednesday Evening Zoom Advent Study
Join us for a 4-week Advent Study led by Pastor Stephanie adapted from the "REIMAGINE ADVENT. DISCOVER THE LIBERATING CHRIST" series created by The General Commission on Religion and Race.
This study invites us to reflect on the teachings of Jesus in light of today's most pressing social issues. "Are we willing to rethink Advent and reach out to the Jesus of the refugees, the poor, and the marginalized, so that we may finally walk in the Light of Christ? Are we ready to examine this story of our faith in new ways and respond to God’s call for justice and joy, even if we are called to make significant changes in the ways we pray, love, give, speak out and act?"
Please email Pastor Stephanie for the zoom information if you would like to participate, stephanie@thelandumc.org.
RegisterThis study invites us to reflect on the teachings of Jesus in light of today's most pressing social issues. "Are we willing to rethink Advent and reach out to the Jesus of the refugees, the poor, and the marginalized, so that we may finally walk in the Light of Christ? Are we ready to examine this story of our faith in new ways and respond to God’s call for justice and joy, even if we are called to make significant changes in the ways we pray, love, give, speak out and act?"
Please email Pastor Stephanie for the zoom information if you would like to participate, stephanie@thelandumc.org.
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Join us every Saturday at 10 am for an outdoor worship gathering. The gathering includes music, a message, a time of discussion and communion. The Land invites all participants to participate as much or as little as they would like. The goal is to provide each person with a safe space in a supportive spiritual community.
RSVPPronoun Pins at The Land
My name is Stephanie. My pronouns are She/Her/Hers. In the simplest form, pronouns are shortcuts to people's names. It's how we talk about who someone is and at The Land we want to do our best to ensure that these shortcuts honor the person of whom we are speaking. You matter. And embracing each person's pronouns is one way we can put our love into action.
For those of you who participate in the Saturday gatherings, pronoun pins will be available (and optional) to wear. You are welcome to wear a pin during worship and return it after the gathering or, for $5, you can purchase a pin to take home. If you missed our pronoun zoom lesson, you can catch up on the content by clicking the button above!
For those of you who participate in the Saturday gatherings, pronoun pins will be available (and optional) to wear. You are welcome to wear a pin during worship and return it after the gathering or, for $5, you can purchase a pin to take home. If you missed our pronoun zoom lesson, you can catch up on the content by clicking the button above!
In Case of Emergency
Rattlesnake Bites
If you are bitten, remain calm and call 911.
Say you are at 840 S. Powhatan Road, Aurora.
If for any reason that does not work go to:
UC Health Emergency Care at Anschutz Medical Campus
12505 E 16th Ave, Aurora, CO 80045
720 848 9111
General Emergencies
UCHealth Urgent Care – Quincy,
16951 E Quincy Ave, Aurora, CO 80015
303-752-5480
Pet Emergencies
Seven Hills Vet Hospital
18325 E Girard Ave, Aurora, CO 80013
303-669-1600
Rattlesnakes may be found in this area. They are important members of the natural community. They will not attack, but if disturbed or cornered, they will defend themselves. Give them distance and respect.
Important Points:
- Rattlesnakes only bite people in self-defense
- Rattlesnakes don’t have to be coiled to bite.
- Rattlesnakes don’t always rattle before biting.
- Snakes prefer 70˚F to 90˚F but may be out in the sun at 60˚F.
- Less than 0.1% of bites are fatal. Get help quickly.
- Never intentionally approach a rattlesnake. 56% of bites occur when people pursue the snake.
Bottom Line:
- Wear high boots to walk through the grass.
- Watch the ground as you walk.
- If you can’t see the ground in grass or weeds, move slowly.
- Do not run on ground you cannot see.
- When you see or hear a snake leave the area immediately and warn others.
- Make sure the area is safe before taking a pet off-leash.