Join us for worship, community gatherings, and special events throughout the year.
Freshen up your closets and drawers! Join us for a Spring Swap on Saturday May 16th at Bellwether House. Bring any number of items (from zero to twenty) ready for a new home: accessories, clothing, home goods, kids clothing. Think of items that make you go “hm there's nothing wrong with this but I just never use/wear it ... ” We'll socialize, browse, and relax together. Bring along a friend or neighbor too!
No Worship Service on May 17 — Let’s Serve Instead! On Sunday, May 17, we’re hitting pause on our usual 9am service to serve our city instead. The Colfax Marathon runs right past where we meet, and the route closes all nearby roads that morning—so we’re turning it into an EDV Serves opportunity! Join us as we hand out water and cheer on the runners with fun, energy, and encouragement. It’s a great way to be present in our neighborhood and show some love. Sign up for a volunteer shift between 8am–1pm by registering. Meet up at Colfax Marathon water station #12, at 17th and Clarkson. Plan for an extra 15 minutes to find parking and walk over. Ages 8+ can volunteer and we will have volunteer shirts for you to wear!
Join us Sunday, May 17 (Ascension Sunday!) from 6-8 at Bellwether House for a potluck meal, meditation on scripture, and a time of worship. We'll be serving at the Colfax marathon in the morning, but in the evening we'll gather for a time to enjoy one another and the presence of Jesus, even as we celebrate his ascension to be with the Father. We’ll have pasta, salad, bread, and drinks. Bring a side dish or dessert to share. No childcare, but children welcome.
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What is Alpha? Alpha is a series of conversations about things we all question in life: Why do bad things happen to good people? What's the purpose of life? What's next? If you're looking for a judgment-free space to ask hard questions and share your own opinion, there's a place for you. Connection Connecting with others is what we were made for. All sessions start with a time to connect and build friendships, eliminating awkwardness and creating space for important conversations. Content Alpha’s content explores the big questions we all ask, and guests from any background can unpack the basics of Christian faith. Bring your questions, you’ll find you’re not alone. Conversation Those who attend Alpha share that their group discussions are hands-down the best part of the experience. No questions are off limits and there’s nothing you can’t say (really).
Join Kathy Maskell and Cheryl Feinstein to study and pray through Sunday’s Scripture for East Denver Vineyard. We will NOT meet on the 5th Wednesdays of the month.
We would love the opportunity to baptize you on May 24th during our Sunday service. Baptism is a beautiful picture of our spiritual transformation in Christ: we go under the water, symbolizing dying to our old self, and come up out of the water as a symbol of being raised to new life in Christ. If you're interested in being baptized, please register and our pastor Kathy or a leader will be in touch to talk with you more.
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Join us for a time of quiet reflection and spiritual renewal as we practice various forms of contemplative prayer together so that we may be ‘rooted and established in love’ (Ephesians 3:17). We will pray from 5p-6p and then have snacks and fellowship from 6p-7p
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Join us this term to read a contemporary book Against the Machine: The Unmaking of Humanity by Paul Kingsnorth. We will meet monthly on the 4th Wednesday to discuss a few chapters at a time, working our way slowly through the book between January and May. Together with Kingsnorth, we will think about what it means to live in our time and be shaped by presence within our technological systems and economies. All are welcome and should feel free to bring any friends brave enough to think about the challenge of becoming human in our time. You can purchase the book here: https://bookshop.org/p/books/against-the-machine-on-the-unmaking-of-humanity-paul-kingsnorth/1fd1b2b275afb40f?ean=9780593850633&next=t&next=t&affiliate=2186&prhc=PRHEFFDF5A7F1. At this point, there is only one version, so we will all have the same pagination! Hurray! For a fun introduction to who Paul Kingsnorth is, read his adult conversion story: https://firstthings.com/the-cross-and-the-machine/ ( https://firstthings.com/the-cross-and-the-machine/%C2%A0 ); You can also check out these podcasts to hear more about his work: Interesting Times with Ross Douthat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5wdJqJ708U
Join us for a hands-on chance to serve our neighbors in need alongside Pastor Bruce of Church in the City and Bring Them In Ministries. From 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM, Pastor Bruce will lead us at CITC in preparing the meal — a great opportunity for the whole family to work together in the kitchen. We'll need 5-10 people to help with this! From 12:00 – 1:30 PM, people ages 13 and up can stay to serve lunch on-site at the Salvation Army Crossroads Center. We need 5 folks to help with this! This is a simple, tangible way to live out what Jesus calls us to — "whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me" (Matthew 25:40).
Are you new to East Denver Vineyard or looking for ways to get more connected? Join us for our Newcomers Brunch—a relaxed time to share a meal, hear a bit about our story and meet others who are discovering life at EDV. Whether you’ve visited once or have been coming for a while, this is the perfect next step to learn how to belong and grow with us. Gather directly after service on May 31st and walk together with Kathy to her home, Pilgrim Way, two blocks from service.
June 18-20 we’re heading to Blue Mesa, Elk Creek Campground for an early summer camping adventure, 4 hours from Denver. It’s family-friendly, dog-friendly, and full of reservoir activities—think paddleboarding, swimming, and fishing. We'll organize a family-friendly hike through Curecanti National Recreation Area, and at night, we’ll gather around the fire (hopefully) for good conversation and s’mores. We have reserved 4 sites (32 spots), so register here to save your spot now!
Pilgrim Way Salons 7–9pm | Drinks & Appetizers to Start Bellwether House, 1600 Race St., Denver Suggested donation: $10 What makes a life worth living? What does it mean to seek what is good, beautiful, and true? Once a month, we gather around these questions for listening deeply and engaging with curiosity. Our Pilgrim Way Salons are curated evenings of conversation, hospitality, and reflection hosted in a welcoming space, with drinks and light fare to begin. "What’s a salon?" It’s not just a haircut—or a fancy term. Historically, salons were intimate gatherings in homes where people explored big ideas through civil, spirited conversation. That’s what we’re reclaiming. Each evening features a guest speaker or expert voice, followed by guided dialogue and generous Q&A. Whether you’re skeptical, spiritual, curious, or convicted, come pull up a chair. There’s room at the table. ------------------- What does it mean to truly pay attention? For our June salon, we welcome Denver printmaker Kim Morski ( https://www.kimmorski.com )for a conversation on art, attention, and the sacred ordinary. Morski's work asks hard questions about what we miss when screens mediate our experience — and what it costs us. Her prints, handmade objects, and artist's books use humor, history, and unexpected materials to name the dehumanizing pull of digital life and call us back to embodied presence. This is work that notices. Come ready to look, talk, and slow down. Kim Morski's work centers on the act of reconciling — giving an account, facilitating restoration, making things congruous. Working primarily in printmaking, she combines her own imagery and text with found and appropriated content to build non-linear narratives that touch specific events while reaching toward broader human questions. Her subjects range from Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations to Cold War military operations, drawn together by a persistent interest in what it takes for people to actually connect. Morski’s current work looks how we can recapture our sense of intuition as an antidote to the dehumanizing effects of technology. More about Kim ( https://www.kimmorski.com ) Kim Morski is a visual artist based in Denver, CO, working in printmaking and book arts. Her work has been exhibited nationally at Spudnik Press (Chicago), The Luminary Center for the Arts (St. Louis), Printed Matter (New York), the Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art, and the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit. She is held in the collections of Washington University in St. Louis, MIT, the University of Denver, and the Joan Flasch Artists Book Collection at SAIC. Morski holds a BFA from Washington University in St. Louis (Summa Cum Laude) and has received fellowships and awards from the Art Gym, Spudnik Press, and the St. Louis Artists' Guild, among others.