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Vol 4. Issue 2

Place

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Jazz Club

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Engage in upcoming events, and ongoing projects as we delve into meaningful conversations and curated content at the intersection of faith and place.

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Sound & Place

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Feb 5, 2026

6:30 PM – 8:30 PM18:30 – 20:306:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Feb 5, 2026

6:30 PM – 8:30 PM18:30 – 20:306:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Spend an evening this February celebrating the unique energy of Sound & Place, where we will explore how musical sound connects us with place.

Enjoy the unique musical talent of local artists Jake & Jubilee on Thursday evening, February 5.

The event will be a unique concert experience with an artist panel reflecting on the unseen influence of place on how we hear and asking how musical sound might inspire us to better love the people and places around us.

Jake & Jubilee is a Denver based husband-and-wife duo creating soulful music that lingers in the spaces between joy and honesty. Drawing from their shared journey their music weaves heartfelt storytelling with melodies that speak to the soul.

Tickets are $15.

We encourage you to attend this event with someone.
2 tickets are $25

Feb 5, 2026

6:30 PM – 8:30 PM18:30 – 20:306:30 PM – 8:30 PM

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Engage in rhythms of Prayer, Practice, and Place as a simple way to cultivate love for your neighbors and neighborhood.

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Prayer

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You are invited to close your eyes, take a deep breath, and listen.

When we wake into God’s vast creation,
May we listen and pay attention to what we hear:
birds chirping, water running, wind rushing—
but also what we don’t want to hear:
traffic, construction, alerts, and alarms.

Practice

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Live music uniquely connects us to both people and place. It’s a communal experience that not only creates a connection between artist and audience, but those in the audience to one another. Shared music has been central to civilizations for both ceremonies and celebrations. Among the earliest expressions of humans, shared sounds formed communal bonds and reinforced beliefs. In a cultural moment where AirPods and headphones isolate and insulate us with sound, the practice of listening to live music invites connection, creation, and celebration.