Santa and Mrs. Claus are back in town for the Second Annual Santa’s Workshop event at Heart of Longmont December 10, 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM.!

Families in need can register to bring their kids to Santa’s Workshop to find gifts for their parents, siblings, and other loved ones. There will be gift wrapping, hot cocoa, and carriage rides, and children will have a “personal shopper” to help them pick out their gifts. Scan the QR code on the image or click here to participate.

SANTA’S WORKSHOP POSTER – ENGLISH  |  SANTA’S WORKSHOP POSTER – ESPAÑOL

Donations and Volunteers Needed to Make Santa’s Workshop a Success!

We need gift worthy items for children to choose from as gifts for their loved ones. We are looking for items across many age ranges (infants to adults). These items can be gently used or new. Place donations on the stage in the Fellowship Hall starting Sunday, November 12.

We need volunteers to be personal shoppers, gift wrappers, hot chocolate servers, folks who can help set up and take down, and especially Spanish speakers to help out during this special event. Please contact Tricia Grafelman or the church office for more information!

Heart of Longmont singers and musicians will join together this Christmas season to present a Musical Cantata, And It Came to Pass, Emmanuel by Jay Rouse and Rose Aspinal. Join us on December 17 in service for our presentation of the Christmas Cantata, And It Came to Pass, Emmanuel. With a little something for everyone, this creative new work is sure to be a memorable part of your Christmas season.

Christmas Eve Services at Heart of Longmont

December 24

4:00 PM – Children and Family Service

7:00 PM – Traditional Service

Carols and candlelight during both services. Childcare provided for the 4:00 PM service.

There will be no in-person Sunday morning worship, pre-recorded online worship only on December 24.

See the weekly Pulse for a link to our pre-recorded morning worship video!

Dr. Candrian has generously allowed us to continue to display her photo exhibit EYE TO EYE through the rest of December. Please come by and see this powerful collection of photos Sunday mornings or during church office hours.

The Heart of Longmont Mission Design Team is excited to announce a very special photo exhibit by Dr. Carey Candrian.

Dr. Candrian is an associate professor in the Division of General Internal Medicine at the University of CO School of Medicine. Dr. Candrian’s research examines how communication affects outcomes in healthcare and specifically how it impacts older lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) adults and those who care for them. She is the creator of Eye To Eye: Portraits of Pride, Strength and Beauty.

The portraits are an exhibit of older LGBTQ women. These women are your neighbors, your friends, your relatives, your colleagues. You see them – and others like them – every day.

There are 2.4 million LGTBQ older adults living in the U.S. Many have been whispered about, shouted at, insulted, rejected and isolated. According to the Harvard Medical Magazine in 2020, the stress of living a lifetime of stigma and discrimination can take up to 12 years off of their lives.