Davene, Author at Love In The Name of Christ

Jerry Finds Hungry Marmot

08/04/20 – I didn’t sleep very well, which isn’t unusual for the first night on the trail. What were unusual were the animal sounds that woke me in the middle of the night. Definite sounds of footfalls and sniffing near my tent. After spending a fair amount of time envisioning myself as bear food, I unzipped

Jerry Finds Fire– an 1879 One

Colorado Trail Challenge – Segments 25-28 Segments #25-28: 73.9 miles – 11,709′ elevation gain, 15,608′ elevation loss 08/03/20 – Vehicle staging for this hike was easy compared to our previous outing. Travel time on the highway between the beginning and the end of this section of trail is just 1 hour. Glenn decided to tow

Jerry: The End Is in Sight

Second 2020 Outing – August 3-9 “Courage is knowing it might hurt and doing it anyway. Stupidity is the same. And that’s why life is hard.” Jeremy Goldberg After nearly 27 months, the final leg of my Colorado Trail adventure had finally arrived. After completing this final outing, I will have traveled through six national

IMPACT Starts Sept. 17

Fall starts the new trimester for IMPACT. Classes begin on September 17 at 6:30 with Faith and Finances. Overcome is a new class which will be starting on either Sept. 17 or 24th. Affirming Potential starts on Wednesday evenings, September 23. Click here to learn more.

Drivers Needed

Join the Love INC team of volunteer drivers who help people get to necessary appointments. Contact kris@loveinclittleton for more information.

Jerry Finds Amazing Views

07/18/20 – We all woke well rested after sleeping amidst some oxygen for the first time in 4 nights! After breakfast, we packed up once again and hit the trail. The descending trail continued to be very rugged, with lots of rocks on the trail and several creek crossings, through which most of us got

Jerry’s Herded by Sheep Dog

07/17/20 – We woke up in a wet camp and had breakfast. Ashley had been having some knee pain during our descents the day before and despite icing it while we were in camp (thanks Lance for trekking to the snow bank!), her knee was very tight and painful this morning. Reluctantly, she and Glenn

Jerry Dodges Pikas

07/16/20 – Slept pretty well and awoke to overcast skies. Hoping that the moisture in the air won’t mean heavy rains today! After breakfast, we packed up wet tents and hit the trail. We hiked lots of ups and downs today as we traversed several valleys and ridges along the vast San Juan range. The

Jerry Reaches Highest Point on the Trail

07/15/20 – We had a very restless night, due to the wind and I suspect a lack of oxygen at 12,500′! After our oatmeal and coffee breakfast, we packed up and began our steep ascent to 13,000′. We all repeatedly had to stop and catch our breath as the lack of oxygen was very apparent

Jerry Camping at 12,000 ft

Sheep and a Double Rainbow 07/14/20 – We had breakfast, packed up and were on the trail by around 7:30. Reports of very limited water sources along the trail ahead compelled us to load up with extra water for an expected dry camp at our next campsite. After a 600 foot climb over a mile

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