Join us for Online or In-Person Worship Service
Through too much of human history, the sacred and the mundane have been seen as separate from each other. The art of reading and writing poetry breaks down this artificial barrier and invites us into a world where even the smallest things are significant and the most ineffable are momentarily graspable. Learn the poet’s particular practice of wonder as a path home to ourselves and our place in the unfolding universe.
Rev. Mallory Everhart is the poet-chaplain of Colorado Springs, using writing and performance to give the walking wounded permission to grieve. Her poetry and work are in constant conversation with home, healing, community, and the Divine. She is a queer pastor, healer, creative, space-holder, and wants to know your name.
To join us Online in the HPCUU Zoom Room. Email office@hpcuu.org for the password.
Our December Donate the Plate will be on this Sunday to benefit Project Angel Heart.
Project Angel Heart prepares and delivers meals for people living with severe illnesses. Our meals are made from scratch and tailored to meet each person’s unique nutritional and medical needs. Better nutrition means improved health and lower medical costs for people living with cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, HIV/AIDS, kidney disease, and other illnesses. We offer five specialty diets, as well as additional modifications for people with specific food dexterity needs, religious preferences, dietary intolerances, and other unique needs. With the help of volunteers, we deliver meals along the I-25 corridor, from Pueblo to Weld counties and into Douglas and Boulder counties, and we continue to expand. We also ship meals to rural Coloradans eligible to receive meals with a healthcare partner contract.
Hayley joined the Project Angel Heart team in 2021, bringing over ten years of fundraising experience. Having returned to her hometown of Colorado Springs in 2016, she has managed development strategies with Greccio Housing, Boys & Girls Club, and the American Cancer Society. Hayley brings her dynamic nonprofit background and a natural affinity for networking and fundraising strategy to the Southern Colorado region. In her spare time, Hayley enjoys volunteer work with local service organizations, paddleboarding, and fly fishing.