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Connect with Staff & Board
5307 Owl Creek Road | PO Box 17169 | Snowmass Village, CO 81615 | 970.923.6192
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Worship Service Sundays at 9am
Board of Trustees
Beth Blakemore*
Bonnie Daniels*
Chriss Flynn*
Sherri Goodwin
Laura Hansch*
Mike Harms
John Kenny*
Jim Light
Gene Powell
Chip Schorr
MJ Steneman
John Walter
Randy Woods
*Executive Committee
Member
Our Staff
Th e Rev. Dr. Robert de Wetter, Senior Pastor
Th e Rev. Charla Belinski, Associate Pastor
Paul Dankers, Music & IT Director
Julie Ressler, Administrative Director
Kara Gilbert, Director, Children, Youth, & Families
Sue de Campo, Care Coordinator
Adam Gilbert, Audio Visual Manager
Lisa Aanonsen, Ministry Coordinator
Crichelle Brice, Youth Education Coordinator
Prayer CornerMen & Women of the U.S. Armed Services
For an end to violence worldwide
Snowmass Chapel staff & pastors
Albinas and familyHarold ArnoldGeorge Baker Kelly BlakemoreBoehringer familyLinda BowmanLisa BushNed and Jan CochranBob CookElise D’AmicoFred Dick & Tammy BaarUriah DonnellyDukeBecky FlaniganFlanscha familyCarol GuadinGwen and FredAlice HMary HardwickPeter HelburnKaren HershbergerFamily of Alex Holden Judy HumbargerDee & Lexi JensenFamily of Th e Rev. David Jones Marie KellyCharles KennedyKarla KiplingFamily of Erazim KohakLaSalle familyTina Hwang LeePaul & Markita LerchReese LewisRandy LindenSusan LindstromPat MabrayMarie’s friendDel McCuenMoss familyLinda PerkichMarcia PlotkinDanetta PowellRachelSusan ResslerJohn Roach IIIKyle RoachChad RogersSaul, Vicki & familyShechter familyAlex SparhawkBonnie Wasli Marilyn WoodsJohnny Wright
Thank you to today’s volunteers!Greeters - Lelia & Esteban Ferrer
Worship Leader - Michael Schoepe
Scripture Reader - Sherri Goodwin
Off ering & Communion - Kim Rogers & Cecy Rios
Presentation of Gifts - Tomilyn Duke
Altar Setting - Jennifer Daniels & Tomilyn Duke
Altar Flowers - Cecy Rios
Refreshments - Nancy Ferguson
Children’s Ministry - Maggie Miller, Kristin Tippet, & Crichelle Brice
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drop it in the off ering basket.
Th en, stop by the Welcome Wagon for
information and be sure to pick up your
free gift!
We love your kids!Kids 6mo - 6th grade meet
next door for Peak 22. Creekside Room is also
available for parents and little ones as needed.
All kids are welcome in church any time!
Love God. Love People. Love yourself.
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affi rming, mold-breaking, outward-reaching, life-changing,
high impact, loving network of Jesus-followers possible.
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Today’s Scripture ReadingsDeuteronomy 11:14-19 (The Message)Look around you: Everything you see is God’s—the heavens above and beyond, the Earth, and everything on it. But it was your ancestors who God fell in love with; he picked their children—that’s you!—out of all the other peoples. Th at’s where we are right now. So cut away the thick calluses from your heart and stop being so willfully hardheaded. God, your God, is the God of all gods, he’s the Master of all masters, a God immense and powerful and awesome. He doesn’t play favorites, takes no bribes, makes sure orphans and widows are treated fairly, takes loving care of foreigners by seeing that they get food and clothing. You must treat foreigners with the same loving care- remember, you were once foreigners in Egypt.
Matt hew 25:34-40 (New Living Translation)
“Th en the King will say to those on his right, ‘Come, you who are blessed by my Father, inherit the Kingdom prepared for you from the creation of the world. 35 For I was hungry, and you fed me. I was thirsty, and you gave me a drink. I was a stranger, and you invited me into your home. 36 I was naked, and you gave me clothing. I was sick, and you cared for me. I was in prison, and you visited me.’37 “Th en these righteous ones will reply, ‘Lord, when did we ever see you hungry and feed you? Or thirsty and give you something to drink?38 Or a stranger and show you hospitality? Or naked and give you clothing? 39 When did we ever see you sick or in prison and visit you?’40 “And the King will say, ‘I tell you the truth, when you did it to one of the least of these my brothers and sisters, you were doing it to me!’
Sarah Hummon Stevens has been singing professionally since her teenage
years, starting out as a family act with her brother, Grammy-winning
songwriter, Marcus Hummon. She’s been a folk rocker, jazz singer, musical
theater performer, choral singer, and church soloist. For the past 20 years,
Sarah has also worked as a music teacher, a choral arranger/director, and a
writer/director of youth theater productions. She currently co-directs the
Aspen Elementary School musical theater productions.
Katrina Klawiter is a Colorado based singer, actor, and dancer who has
been performing in the Aspen area for the majority of her life. She is back
acting after a short hiatus where she graduated with her Bachelor's degree
in Environmental Science and her Master's degree in Sustainable Cities.
Katrina is currently teaching acting seminars and helping stage manage
with Th eatre Aspen's youth programs.
Today’s Special Music
Spring Break! Save the dateHigh School service trip and fun March 22 - 25! For more info: [email protected].
Come one, come all to the Pancake SupperFebruary 25, 5:30 - 7pmDonations for dinner go
towards our High School
Spring Break trip
Gift ed to CareWhen was the last time someone really listened to you? We’re talking about that undistracted, full-attention kind of thing. It’s one of the ways Stephen Ministers are trained to care for others. We are seeking people to become trained Stephen Ministers and show up for those in community who are struggling with things like job loss, divorce, grief, loneliness, and life transitions. Will you consider serving in this way? Training begins soon and you will join an awesome team of committed Stephen Ministers at Snowmass Chapel making a huge diff erence in our community. Please contact our Stephen Ministry Team Leaders, Dr. Heather Kaplinski or Sue de Campo for more information.
Children, Youth & Families
What’s Happening at the Chapel
Camp Smashbox summer camp registration OPENSnowmass Chapel off ers FIVE WEEKS of all day, outdoor, "old school play in a new school way" with
Camp Smashbox. Registration is now open at www.campsmashbox.com. Join the bash!
Upcoming EventsUpcoming Events
Today, 12 Noon
@ Gwyn’sOn Mountain
Worship
Th is afternoon,
Feb 23, 4-6pm
High School Group
February 25, 9:30 -
11amMOPS
February 25, 5:30pnPancake Supper
February 26, 5:30pnAsh Wednesday
Service
March 1, 10:30amAdult Ed - “Is There More to Life Than This?”
March 3, 5:30 - 7pmYak in the Yurt
March 4, 5:30pm
in the Fireside Room
Centering Prayer
Group
March 22 - 25High School Spring Break Service Trip
Order of ServiceFebruary 23rd 2020 ~ 7th Sunday after Epiphany
Prelude
Welcome, Announcements, and Peace
Call to Worship In the beginning God created all things,and God saw that they were good. At our beginning, God created usunique and irreplaceable, loved and wanted by God, known and treasured by God even before He created us. In all our new beginnings, God creates something newso we will seek God in the freshness of this morning,in the laughter of friends,in the colors of creation,
and in this beautiful place. Amen.
Hymn of Praise WS #244 & #248, Th is I Know
Children dismissed to Sunday School
Opening Prayer Loving God and Creator of all we come to you today deeply grateful for your creation. As we look around us we are amazed at the greatness and majesty of all that you have made. Nature around us speaks of your greatness – the vast expanse of the sky, the mountains, trees, lakes and streams speak of your great design. We join in praise with the writer of the psalms when he says, “O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth.” May we show our love and reverence to you, our Lord, by caring for all that you have created. We humbly give
you praise and thanks. Amen.
Hymn #704, God Will Make a Way
Special Music Teach Your Children
Neil Young, David Crosby & Graham Nash
The Season After The Season After EpiphanyEpiphany
Th e church season
after Christmas is
known as the Season
of Epiphany. It is also
known as Ordinary
Time (although there
is nothing ordinary
or boring about it!),
and the color green is
used throughout the
church to signify this
as a period of growth
for the church. Th e
coming of the Magi
is celebrated on the
Epiphany, Jan. 6th;
and Th e Baptism of
our Lord is observed
on the Sunday after
Epiphany. Th e gospels
for the other Sundays
of the Epiphany
season describe the
various events that
point to the divinity
of Jesus. Th e Season
of Epiphany/Ordinary
Time lasts from
Jan. 6 through Ash
Wednesday.
Scripture Reading Deuteronomy 11:14-19 (Th e Message)
Matthew 25:34-40 (NLT)
Th e Word of the Lord.
Th anks be to God.
Sermon Th e Gospel According to Skiing - Part 2Senior Pastor Robert de Wetter
Off ertory Rocky Mountain High
John Denver & Mike Taylor
Doxology #815
Blessing of the Bread & Wine
Th e Lord’s PrayerOur Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Th y name. Th y kingdom come; Th y will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil, for Th ine is the kingdom,
the power and the glory for ever and ever. Amen.
Communion
Closing Prayer adapted Forward Movement Loving God, you have fi lled the world with beauty: Open our eyes to behold your gracious hand in all your works; that, rejoicing in your whole creation, we may learn to serve you with gladness; for the sake of him through whom all things were
made, your Son Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Closing Hymn #715, He Is Jehovah
Blessing
Postlude
Our love in action now begins...
CommunionCommunion
Communion calls
to mind the night
Jesus broke bread at
the Last Supper, and
it also reminds us
that Jesus’ body was
broken on the cross
for us. Communion
(also known as the
Eucharist, or the
Great Th anksgiving
in some traditions.)
becomes for us the
very presence of God,
our daily bread.
Receiving Receiving CommunionCommunion
All are welcome
at God’s table. At
Snowmass Chapel we
receive communion
by intinction: you
will be given the
bread which you may
then dip in the wine.
Gluten-free wafers
are available by
request.