Halloween Party photos!

Fantastic costumes, fun games and prizes, spooky music, and deliciously ghoulish dinner items -- it must have been the annual Children's Education Halloween Party! Special thanks to the members of the Children's Education team who worked so hard planning and putting on this exciting event: Julie Major-Frunz, Margaret Simmons, Amanda Rivera and Kirsten Rielly.

Click here to view the wonderful photos of kids & costumes from the annual CCUM Halloween Party ("view as slideshow" is recommended!)

Halloween Party!

Family Potluck Halloween Party
THIS Saturday!
October 28, 4:30-7:00 p.m.


Invite your friends and join us for games, fun, and a spooky potluck dinner.
Costumes are encouraged for both kids and adults!
sponsored by CCUM Children’s Education Work Area

Wesley Discussion & Luncheon

John Wesley: A Real Christian
Luncheon & Discussion
Sunday, October 29, 11:30 a.m.
following Sunday morning worship

Join us for a thought-provoking discussion of the life of John Wesley, as evidenced in the biography by Kenneth J. Collins.
Luncheon provided by the United Methodist Women.

event sponsored by
CCUM Adult Education Work Area
One Church — One Book Program

"Holiday Happenings" at Lowry

CCUM Worship & the Arts Chairperson Kenita Gibbons will exhibit works featuring her photography at the "Holiday Happenings" at Lowry's Wings Air Museum next week. Drop by to see Kenita's gorgeous photos and do some early Christmas shopping! Click on the ad below for more details.

"Inner-Beauty" Pageant photos

Click on any photo below to see even more great snapshots from last Sunday's "Inner-Beauty" Pageant Variety Show, a fundraiser for the Homeless Family Initiative program. Special thanks to Carol Tudor Palazzotto, John Jaruzel, Betsy Allen and the rest of the members of the Social Action team for planning, organizing, and hosting this fantastic event!

Bee removal

On Tuesday, October 3, the Schultz Honey & Wax Inc. team of Arvada successfully removed a large bee hive from the rafters above the Christ Church choir room. The removed hive was 5 square feet in size and contained approximately 40,000 bees. The hive was not exterminated, but has rather been relocated in its entirety to another site by the removers.

The Schultzes photo-documented the complete process of the hive removal. Click here to see the over 100 fascinating photos of the bee hive being removed from Christ Church ("view as slideshow" is recommended!)