St. Andrew United Methodist Church
Welcome home. We love you already.
This Saturday night David Britt is sharing with you. His message is thoughtful, vulnerable, and filled with light and hope. Also, Justin Bullis has incredible music for us, and Jenn will be chatting with you live online.
We hope you will join us!
Be sure to tune in at 5:00 pm on Saturday!
Watch on YouTube
Renaissance Veterans Apartments at Fitzsimons opens in November 2020 and will provide 60 units of permanent supportive housing to end veteran homelessness. The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is calling for help to create welcoming homes with donations of new or gently used furnishings and housewares.
Most of the soon-to-be residents have experienced long-term, chronic homelessness, so they own little or no home furnishings. Your company, church, or community group can help by gathering items for each one-bedroom, 350 sf ft apartment. See the next page for a list.
In metro Denver, veterans represent 11.5% of the population experiencing homelessness. Renaissance Veteran Apartments, a collaborative project with the Colorado Department of Veterans Affairs and the US Department of Veterans Affairs, will provide permanent supportive housing for men and women who have served and now need our help to maintain long-term stability.
The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless works collaboratively toward the prevention of homelessness and the creation of lasting solutions for families, children, and individuals who are experiencing or at-risk of homelessness throughout Colorado.
We believe homelessness is solvable. Homes, health, and hope are the answer.
Department: Communications
Job Title: Marketing and Communications Assistant
Reports to: Communications Director
Type of position: Hours 20 / week
Part-time, Contract
Pay: $15.00 – $20.00 per hour
Reporting to the Communications Director, the Marketing and Communications Assistant will create digital and print content, help implement social media marketing campaigns, deploy weekly cross platform emails and other various tasks that will serve to articulate the mission and vision of St. Andrew United Methodist Church.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
• Collaborate with Communications Director in creating and implementing a long range marketing campaign using Social Media and/or Direct Mail campaigns.
• Update and develop content on the St. Andrew website and Social Media platforms.
• Design, edit, and provide production artist assistance.
• Design and deploy weekly cross platform emails with graphics and strategic content.
• Maintain brand standards on all deliverables and identify, develop, and utilize best practices.
• Various design requests as needed.
1. Experience using social media platforms for business or non-profit.
2. Experience in front end graphic design or UI design (portfolio of work required).
3. Experience in Wordpress and HTML coding.
• Strong computer skills including expert knowledge of Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign.
• Proficiency in cross platform web standards.
• Layout and prepress skills.
• Working knowledge, or better, of Wordpress, HTML, and CSS.
• Animation and video production editing skills a plus.
• Ability to work remotely and use best practices for handling of files.
Two years of graphic-front-end design related education OR dynamic portfolio of work.
Apply on IndeedDepartment: Technical Production
Job Title: Production Assistant
Reports to: Technical Production Director
Type of position: Hours 20 / week
Part-time, Contract
Pay: $15.00 – $20.00 per hour
Reporting to the Technical Production Director, the Production Assistant will film and edit video content, upload videos to various social media platforms, support the Church’s audio visual needs, and perform various tasks that will serve to visually articulate the mission and vision of St. Andrew United Methodist Church.
• Collaborate with Technical Production Director and other Production Assistant(s) in producing excellent weekly worship service videos.
• Help design, film and edit other video projects and/or church events as needed.
• Upload and trouble shoot any issues with social media viewing platforms such as YouTube and Facebook.
1. Experience working with film/video cinematography camera positioning and recording.
2. Ability to color-correct footage from a variety of sources with different types of lighting.
3. Basic understanding of audio including EQ, compression, noise removal and final mix down.
4. Experience mixing audio in FCPX as well as audio DAW’s (Pro tools, Logic or Ableton Live).
5. Ability to organize large projects with a variety of elements delivered at different times over several weeks.
6. Ability to work on a deadline, including respecting and supporting others’ schedules.
Strong film editing skills, including extensive knowledge of Final Cut Pro (FCPX).
Strong skills based on the required experience.
Ability to edit remotely and use best practice for handling of files.
Two years of video production related education OR dynamic portfolio of work.
COVID-19 considerations:
When necessary to film in person, we are taking every precaution from health screenings, masks, cleaning equipment, hand-washing and increased air flow.
Are you an empathetic youth, concerned with stuff your friends are facing and want to know how to help in the best ways possible? Check out Clifton Ministries!
Clifton meets two Thursdays per month – 5:30 – 7:30 pm.
Must sign up in advance and commit to regular attendance.
Contact the Youth Zone office for details
If you have not received the invitation /registration form for your third grader to receive a Bible, please email Mary Huey
Notre Dame Folk Choir singing “Christ Be Our Light”
Chopin “Minute Waltz” played by Larry Scalfari
Organ Stop Pizza interview with Brett Valliant organist and song
World-renowned composer Dan Forrest will deliver a message and play his arrangement of “How Great Thou Art” on the piano.
Mark Zwilling playing “Trumpet Tune” by David German
Interview and song by St. Andrew Evensong Musician Justin Bullis
A beautiful rendition of “It Is Well with My Soul” from First Plymouth Congregational Church in Lincoln Nebraska.
The Brooklyn Tabernacle singing “My Life Is In Your Hands”
Organ Solo by Larry Scalfari
David Britt playing “Garden Steps by Andrew York
Hymns “Amazing Grace” and How Great Thou Art”.
The hymn “I Love You Lord” led by a quartet from the choir. Local musician Caleb Collins playing the piano and singing. Mark Zwilling playing “Try To Remember” in memoriam to Alex Cline, Eleanor Jones and Ruth O’Neal.
Hymn #407 Close to Thee sung by choir chaplain Shari Repinski
A look behind the scenes for taping worship
A video greeting from the 120 voice adult choir of St. Andrew
A highly produced video with Mark Zwilling playing the “Moonlight Sonata” by Beethoven with images of the fall colors.
The hymn “Great is Thy Faithfulness”
Roger Frame Poem accompanied by Mark Zwilling
Organ solo by Larry Scalfari and High School Senior Paige Blosser singing “Mama A Rainbow”
Hymn “Come Christians Join to Sing”
Cynthia Norman message and Cello solo
Mark Zwilling playing a part of “Bridge Over Troubled Water” then the group called Voice Play singing “Bridge Over Troubled Water”
Mark Zwilling playing “Morning Has Broken”
Hymn “holy, Holy, Holy”
Special Memorial Day video with beautiful images, Kathleen Wiseman-Soloist and Larry Scalfari on organ
A hymn led by a quartet in the choir
Rev. Mark Feldmeir will talk about his love of the composer Serge Rachmaninoff
Concert pianist Yuja Wang will play a piece by Rachmaninoff
Larry Scalfari will play “Adagio for Strings” by composer Samuel Barber
Mark Miller, who is a famous United Methodist song writer, will sing a song from his home in New Jersey.
A Halloween special from Mark Z., Larry S. and Vinny
One of the special moments will be the Toccata and Fugue by J. S. Bach on the organ, known for being the “Song of Halloween”.
Nicole Dubler singing “America the Beautiful”
Susan Brasel singing God Bless America. Mark Zwilling will play the “Star Spangled Banner”
Retired Marine Mike Krittenbrink will talk about his time in the service.
Jeff Emanuel will play taps from the Veterans Memorial in Highlands Ranch, Colorado.
Organ tour of the Hybrid Pipe Organ at St. Andrew UMC.
Cindy Klick and a few High School Seniors do a video greeting to folk
We sing the hymn “Seek Ye First”
Larry Scalfari plays Debussy’s Claire De Lune
A special message from Bishop Karen Oliveto
Natalie Wren will sing “Be Not Afraid”
Jenn Kloeppel will talk about what led her to be passionate about Outreach
Mark Zwilling will play Cannon in D
We will here a special performance of “Ain’t No grave” by the Wartenburg College choir. This rendition uses ASL sign language as a choral experience
Earlier this year we did a survey of St. Andrew’s favorite hymns and produced a program called “Simply Hymns” that had over a thousand views.
This fall we will ask the congregation “What is your favorite carol?” and will produce a program featuring the favorite carols of the congregation.
It will be broadcast twice – December 12 and December 23.
Douglas County is offering free COVID testing throughout the week at different locations. On Wednesdays, from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm, drive up COVID testing will be offered at St Andrew.
Please pre-register for testing to expedite your visit.
More information can be found at https://www.douglas.co.us/covid19-testing/events/
High schoolers meet your friends for dinner, every Wednesday – 5:30-7:00 pm at Arapaho Park.
Starting September 2, come at 4:30 pm for a new Bible study related to the pandemic, based on the book “Alone Sucks: God’s Cure for our Human Crises.”
Questions? Email Heather
Youth education classes for fall start Sunday!
TAG (Talkin’ About God) – 10:30 a.m
JAMS out to lunch (juniors and seniors) – 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Confirmation and our new version of SNAP – Get on the GRID (God and Relationships at a Distance) – noon – 1:30 pm
Check in with adults at the Youth Zone entrance (southwest parking lot) and they’ll tell you where your group is meeting (outside as weather permits), so consider a water bottle, sunscreen and a hat!
This is our fall Sunday schedule, except for holiday weekends, so no classes September 6
