WELCOME TO NEW PASTORS IN RMC

Mickey Mallory – Denver, Colorado … The month of August brought not only a new school year for many of our students, but also a new pastor for a number of our churches in the Rocky Mountain Conference. Below are the new pastors that started during the summer or are in the process of starting.

REFLECTION: SEEKING

By Brandon Westgate - The Lord truly answered our prayers as our youth department team and 55 summer camp staff members engaged with the nearly 400 campers at Glacier View Ranch in Ward, Colorado, and Mills Spring Ranch in Casper, Wyoming, this summer.

TEN YEARS ON: CLOSED ON SABBATH AND GROWING IS BLESSINGS

Dena King with Dani Stafford – Estes Park, Colorado ... Earlier this year, The Grey House, a clothing and gift boutique in Estes Park, Colorado, celebrated ten years in business. This is significant for many businesses because, in the past decade, the town has seen severe flooding, a global pandemic, and wildfire evacuations. But for sisters Dena King and Dani Stafford, who own the shop together, it feels especially so because of the uniqueness of their shop.

GHANAIAN CHURCH CELEBRATED ITS INAUGURAL PATHFINDER EVENT

Eli Gonzalez – Aurora, Colorado … Rocky Mountain Ghanaian Seventh-day Adventist Church celebrated establishing their Pathfinder and Adventurer clubs, August 26. Participating in the celebration was Eli Gonzalez, RMC Club Ministries executive coordinator. He commented that it was, “a great blessing to witness establishing such an amazing Adventurer and Pathfinder ministry.”

“GOD’S WILL” THEME INAUGURATES YOUTH CHURCH AT CAMPION

Pedro Vieira - Loveland, Colorado … Campion students united in prayer and praise for a Sabbath youth service in the chapel led by Chaplain Carlos and Student Chaplains Eva Resz and Jovanna Maldonado, after Mountain Church at Glacier View Ranch (GVR) had been canceled due to weather.

SENIORS DON’T JUST SURVIVE, THEY THRIVE

Agape Hammond, Nayeli Delgado, and Gwen Loney – Highlands Ranch, Colorado … The Mile High Academy class of 2024 participated in the Senior Survival weekend, August 25-27. This event is regarded as a fun tradition where the school seniors take part in an adventure focused on connecting with each other and to converse about how they can make the current academic year the best one yet.