Check out these groups and events at Heart of Longmont!
Current Groups
Faith and Reason Adult Study Group – Faith and Reason are a Sunday Adult Studies group that takes on subjects that inform and stretch our faith. They meet on Sundays from 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM either via Zoom or in person. Coffee is available during discussion. If this sounds interesting to you, please consider joining! For more information and to join the class, please contact Sandy Rabenhorst.
Adventurers Adult Ministry – Adventurers Adult Study Group meet Sunday mornings 8:45 AM to 9:45 AM. If you are interested in joining, or want more information, please contact Tricia Grafelman.
Men’s Fellowship Group – A bi-weekly group who meet at different homes to share a meal, fellowship, and discussion. Contact the church office for more information if you are interested in joining!
Monthly Meditation Class
Two Fridays Per Month
12:00 PM to 1:30 PM
at Heart of Longmont
Given the magnitude of the stress present in the world today and the stress created by our own personal issues, Chris Mason is offering free meditation classes twice a month at the Heart of Longmont. All are welcome and invited to learn more about this ancient skill that has been a calming refuge for thousands of years. Many types of meditation will be covered with a focus on Buddhist and Christian practices. The meetings will occur two Fridays per month from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM at Heart of Longmont. No experience is necessary to join! Come join us and give meditation a try!
Please see the Weekly Pulse or contact the church office for class dates.
Upcoming Events
Vitalant Blood Drive
Sunday, January 26
9:00 AM to 2:00 PM in Wesley Hall
Saving lives is easier than you think—and you can do so from our church building. We will be hosting Vitalant Blood Donation Center in Wesley
Hall for our annual blood drive on Sunday, January 26, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Click here to sign up or scan the QR code above!
Opportunity to formally join our church family
during worship Sunday, January 26
Finding a church home is not an easy thing to do when you are new to a community or if you have been searching for a while. We offer quarterly opportunities for anyone considering Heart of Longmont as their church home to come learn more about our United Methodist denomination and our church with Pastor Claire.
We will recognize those that join the church during worship service on Sunday, January 26.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Tricia or Pastor Claire.
Monthly Meditation Class
Friday, January 17 and Friday, January 31
12:00 PM to 1:30 PM
at Heart of Longmont
Given the magnitude of the stress present in the world today and the stress created by our own personal issues, Chris Mason is offering free meditation classes twice a month at the Heart of Longmont. All are welcome and invited to learn more about this ancient skill that has been a calming refuge for thousands of years. Many types of meditation will be covered with a focus on Buddhist and Christian practices. The meetings will occur two Fridays per month from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM at Heart of Longmont. The first two meetings are scheduled for Friday, January 17 and Friday, January 31. No experience is necessary to join! Come join us and give meditation a try!
Chef Hearty Build Day
Sunday, February 2
after worship service
Join us in building Chef Hearty kits for our Wild Plum kids after worship service!
Special viewing of Hermine Ngnomire’s personal and powerful story: Asking A Different Question
Sunday, February 9
11:15 AM in the HOL chapel
We invite you to join us for a special viewing of Hermine Ngnomire’s personal and powerful story, “Asking a Different Question”. The viewing will be followed by a discussion with Hermine and Eric Hozempa of Longmont Community Foundation. Hear how the documentary of stories from local people was created and learn about the rich, diverse tapestry of our community. Food will be available.
Annual Chili Cook Off
Sunday, February 16 after worship service
in Wesley Hall
Dust off your crock pots and search for your best chili recipe! Will it be a tried and true recipe from your grandmother or will you try something new you saw online? Join us for this annual event that is filled with laughter, delicious food, and lighthearted competition. Bring your best chili in a crock pot and plug it in on the tables closest to the stage in Wesley Hall on Sunday, February 16. We will gather right after the service to taste test and vote for best chili and dessert. Drinks, chili toppings (cheese, crackers, Fritos, and green onions provided). Pro-Tip: Bring your own muffin tin from home so you taste test many chilis at once!
