Love In the Name of Christ has moved their offices to the new location at 5745 S. Bannock. They began unpacking Nov. 11. The official ribbon cutting will happen November 18 with Littleton Mayor Debbie Brinkman cutting the ribbon. The “Love INC Quilt” was carried by the staff by hand down Littleton Blvd to the
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Paint! Dust! Packing!
Watch out for flying paint–well, I think the volunteers from Genesis Presbyterian really weren’t quite that wild as they were painting the new offices of Love INC. Packing is underway as the new offices are readied to provide more space for the Clearinghouse, more storage, more meeting and training room. The staff and volunteers will start
Teia takes control of her finances.
Teia knew she needed help getting her finances under control but wasn’t sure where to start. Then she heard of the Love Inc IMPACT program from her church. She knew she needed help to get out of debt, but was afraid to ask. She was worried people would judge her. Teia attended the IMPACT classes
Volunteers Build Relationships
Love INC meets the needs of people in the community by relational transformation. This means volunteers using their gifts to build relationships with clients God can transform their lives. Steve Lucas is one of those volunteers. Steve has been working with Love INC Littleton since one of the early directors came to the church he
Impacting Your Community
“It is very rewarding to walk alongside believers from other churches and see the work of Christ in the community you live in,” Debbie emphasized. “The IMPACT team has been great and as we have grown and learned ourselves, it is only getting better.”
Jerry Hears a “Crack”
9/20/19 – Rain came and went several times during the night as the wind howled. I couldn’t help but wonder if we’d be hiking in the driving rain above timberline all the next day! Although we didn’t get any rain after about 4 am, the wind continued until dawn. Surprisingly, the wind was dead calm
Jerry Fights Wind in the Saddles
9/19/19 – We woke up at the usual time and had breakfast. Mark had thoughts of hiking to the summit of San Luis Peak (14,014′), so he left camp early to check that out. We would pass within 1.25 miles (and a 1,400′ vertical feet) of the San Luis Peak summit early today. This is
Jerry Wakes to Snorting Noises
9/18/19 – At about 1:30 am, I woke up hearing a snorting, or grunting sound. Half asleep, I wondered what it might be…maybe an elk? Then I heard Glenn unzip his tent. The snorting sound then stopped. When I didn’t hear Glenn zip his tent back up, I decided to get up and check out
Jerry Meets Hunters & Fisherman on the Trail
9/17/19 – After a pretty good sleep, I woke at about 6:30 to the sound of a cow in distress in the distance. The birds were also up and chirping away. After breakfast, we packed up and were back on the trail for a full day of hiking. The trail followed several forest service roads and
Jerry’s 4th Outing: to an “Iffy” Creek
Fourth 2019 Outing – September 16-20 “Not I, nor anyone else can travel that road for you. You must travel it by yourself. It is not far. It is within reach. Perhaps you have been on it since you were born, and did not know.” Walt Whitman, Leaves of Grass “The most important reason for
Jerry finds raspberries but leaves Bruce at the Tiki Bar
8/23/19 – We woke at 6 am and had a quick breakfast while we packed up our gear. Bruce said his knee was feeling a lot better, but we decided it would be best to implement the driving plan rather than risk further pain and possibly worsening the injury if it was something more serious
Jerry picks up “I Lava You Rock”
8/22/19 – Woke to a cold morning (32 degrees). We had a fire and warmed up with coffee and Biscuits and Gravy with Sausage for breakfast (again Mountain Home). We broke camp and headed out for day 3, and 14.1 miles of hiking. We began the day climbing 4 miles out of the Tank Seven