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April - June 2006
Walking the Talk (June 25, 2006)
If you can draw lines and circles, you can draw. If you can hold your arm anywhere
up in the air, you can do puppets!" It really is that simple, says Amy
Maxfield. And if you can operate puppets, you can use the art to share the
life-changing good news of Jesus, which is exactly what Amy and the Aurora
campus puppet team do.
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Walking the Talk (June 11, 2006)
His firm handshake bespeaks a quiet confidence - a confidence not
always present in soon-to-be 8th graders. Christopher Graham may be
age challenged compared to some, but he demonstrates an admirable
level of maturity as he serves the Lord at CCC's Englewood campus.
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CCC Summer Outreach Teams (June 4, 2006)
Please pray for all of the teams that will be serving in various places
throughout the world this summer!
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The Great Gas Giveaway!
Gas given away with no strings attached? That was the question everyone kept asking Memorial Day weekend.
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Walking the Talk (May 28, 2006)
He's fervent for freedom on every level, spiritual freedom above all. He
admits to becoming emotional when he sees "people who are not trapped
any more." And Max Bowden is determined to see those in the Body of
Christ become free to walk in the full blessing and peace of Jesus.
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Walking the Talk (May 21, 2006)
It's not that they weren't serving before that time. It's just that their
mission trip to the Dominican Republic four years ago, ". did
something to both of us." Now, Mary says, "We want to serve more. It
doesn't matter how fancy it is; that is where our heart is."
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The Fine Arts School at CCC
Teaching Children the Art in Expression!
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Walking the Talk (May 14, 2006)
Bitter? Or better? All will face the choice, perhaps many times in one
lifetime. When adversity, loss and disappointment barge into our lives,
will they make us sour and cynical? Or will we allow God to use them
to make us stronger and wiser? Jake Finley is choosing the latter.
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Experience CCC's First Bilingual Service!
Listen to Pastor Hugo Venegas' sermon this past Sunday, May 7 as he led our first spanish/english bilingual service.
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Read CCC's Quarterly Newsletter
Read about Engelwood's construction, Awana's, Lifeboat 14 and much more!
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Walking the Talk (May 7, 2006)
"Phone home." Well-known lines. "Luke, I'm your father." Famous
characters. "There's no crying in baseball!" Blockbuster movies. "I'll be
back." And, of course, CCC's Kathryn Dawson with her unforgettable,
"Child, yes!" It's a memorable line - one she has repeated as Hattie
Mae in the Martin Luther King, Jr., celebration for the last three years
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2020 Progress Update (05-03-06)
An update on current giving for our 2020 campaign.
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Walking the Talk (April 29, 2006)
It sounds a little peculiar at first. "My goal is to stay out of the way!" It is, on
the other hand, rational, even wise, when speaking of the desire to allow God
to work. And it's how Cory Fuller explains her walk with Christ and her service
at Colorado Community Church.
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Walking the Talk (April 23, 2006)
On June 21, 2006, Colorado Community Church will send a team of 39 people, led
by Missions Assistant Amber Murrell, to the African nation of Uganda. The team
ranges in age from 13 to some a "few years" older than 13, and is as diverse as
CCC.
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Walking the Talk (April 9, 2006)
"I had grown up going to church but never heard what Jesus had done
for me," she says. It wasn't until a retreat during her junior year in high
school that the great news of Jesus was finally spoken to her. She eagerly
accepted the Truth on the spot.
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Walking the Talk (April 2, 2006)
It was an easy step for someone who had worked in the field of
publishing. As a magazine editor, Dawna Edwards had ample experience
assembling a publication from start to finish. Shortly after leaving that
business to spend more time with her infant son, Dawna responded to a
notice in the church bulletin for help with communications projects.
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