Castle Pines Community Church -

Meets at Buffalo Ridge Elementary;
www.castlepineschurch.org
Services at Castle Pines Community Church are held each Sunday at 10 a.m. and feature a mixture of traditional and contemporary worship.

Vacation Bible School (VBS) has become a tradition in Castle Pines North and this year is no exception: VBS will be held at Timber Trail Elementary June 23-27. Visit the church’s website for more information.

Christ the King
Presbyterian Church -

Meets at DCS Montessori School;
www.christthekingpres.org
Family worship begins each Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and includes Kid’s Church.

Christ the King Presbyterian is also gearing up for Vacation Bible School, in conjunction with Epiphany Lutheran Church in Castle Rock. As of press time, details hadn’t been finalized yet. Contact the church for more information.

In addition to VBS, Christ the King Presbyterian offers a wide range of services. “We have youth group gatherings, trips and events. For adults we have small groups, Beth Moore ladies Bible study, MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers), Bethel Bible study, and Men of Significance group,” said Lead Pastor Dan Weidman.

God’s Grace Community Church members at a monthly “reading ceremony” with students at Paris Elementary in Aurora. The church partners with the school as part of its outreach ministry. (photo courtesy of God’s Grace Church)

God’s Grace Community Church -

Meets at 9535B Park Meadows Drive, Lone Tree.
www.godsgracecc.com
Sunday worship at 9:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.

This newest addition to the churches that meet in CPN is looking forward to a permanent home in CPN, though it will be some time yet before construction begins. God’s Grace will eventually call Lagae Ranch home.

God’s Grace is an active part of the larger community and does outreach work each week at Paris Elementary School, an Aurora school that serves low-income children and families.

“From collecting Thanksgiving baskets, warm outerwear and school supplies to hosting monthly reading ceremonies and celebrations with students, the mutual relationship is life giving,” said church Hospitality Minister, Claudia Larson.

Solid Life Christian Center -

Meets at Timber Trail Elementary;
www.solidlifechristiancenter.org
Sunday services begin at 10 a.m.; classes for children are provided.

Solid Life will be holding two special services in April, titled “We’re Not In Kansas Anymore!”

“Change Happens!” said co-pastor Becky Stutzmann. “In the Wizard of Oz, Dorothy made a powerful observation when she said, ‘We’re not in Kansas anymore.’ Things are not as they used to be. Your Kansas could be an old job, a past relationship or life stage. It represents a place that was comfortable and familiar. There’s just one problem: You’re not there anymore! God wants us to thrive in seasons of change!”

The two-part series will be on April 20 and 27 during regular services.

Solid Life will host a special Mother’s Day service honoring all mothers.  Special music, video and an inspirational message will focus on how mothers make the world a better place. Every mother in attendance will receive a special gift.