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7195 Simms St, Arvada CO 80004

CECG Fall Festival

Saturday Sept 26, 2pm–Common Earth Community Garden Fall Festival
Garden's Fall FestivalCommon Earth Community Garden (CECG) will have a Fall Festival this year on Saturday, September 26, starting at 2 pm. There will be honey for sale, pumpkins from our pumpkin patch for sale, some grilling on our new grill, etc.! If you would like to have a booth at the festival, contact Chester Collett (our beekeeper) to sign up. It is $25 for a booth with all proceeds going to the garden! We hope that you will come out and enjoy our garden community!


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now-Sept 30–Serving Kids Collection
Serving Kids collectionThe Serving Kids program provides new and near-new clothing, including jeans, coats, shoes and more, to Jeffco school children who are in need. Over the 2025/26 school year, 1789 clothing requests, including 38,212 items of clothing, were filled for students from at least 120 schools. This number does not include students from families who were referred through other local services like ‘Head Start’. The highest demand was in August, September, and October, with an average of 5,475 clothing items distributed each month during that period.
School personnel are usually the first to recognize the need. Clothing is delivered to the employee, who then gives it to the student. The program is supported with donations of children’s clothing and cash from around the community. Cash donations are used to purchased new socks and underwear for each student, as well as new high demand items such as jeans and sneakers. Serving Kids collects gently used and laundered clothing appropriate for school, sizes 3T to adult XXXL. We will be collecting clothing and funds through the month of September. Bring clothing items and place them in the bin the foyer. For funds, you can write a check and put Serving Kids in the memo line, give cash (indicate it is for Serving Kids) or give online. We will collect through the end of September.


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Choir Begins

Sundays, 11:15am–Celebration! Choir Rehearsal
Do you like to sing? We would love to have you join our choir/ensemble! We just started up for the season on Sept 6. We rehearse on Sundays following worship. We would love to have you in the Celebration! Choir. Contact Sue Wedaa with any questions.


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Grocery Bags

Now thru Sept–Grocery Bag Purchase Supports Common Earth Community Garden
Grocery Bag Purchase benefits GardenThroughout August & September, when you purchase a reusable Fight Hunger bag for $2.50 at the King Soopers located at 64th & Ward (this location only), $1 will be donated to the Common Earth Community Garden (community garden at the church). Designed in alignment with King Soopers’ Zero Hunger | Zero Waste initiative, aimed at helping to end hunger and eliminate waste in local communities, the Fight Hunger bag makes it easy for shoppers to impact local hunger relief efforts. Look for the Fight Hunger bags (red with Support Your LOCAL Community on it) on display racks in the store!


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Neighbors in Need

now-end of October–Neighbors In Need Mission Offering
Neighbors in Need Mission OfferingOur congregation is participating in the United Church of Christ’s annual Neighbors in Need special mission offering.
This year’s national theme is “Walk in Love,” a call to transform our faith into tangible actions of justice and compassion across the United States. By participating, we embody love in action. One-third of our gifts directly support the Council for American Indian Ministry (CAIM), honoring historic and contemporary commitments to Indigenous communities. The remaining two-thirds fund the UCC’s domestic justice initiatives, providing essential grants to local churches and organizations working to dismantle systemic poverty, advocate for civil rights, and protect our communities.
Please give generously as we seek to truly “Walk in Love” with our neighbors. You can give cash (indicate for NIN), check (put NIN in the memo), or give online. We will collect through September and October.


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