Connections Church

05/28/2026

Pastors corner
This week: Reflect
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05/27/2026

Looking for something to keep your kids busy in the evening? VBS is coming up! Sign up on our website (active link available in our stories and bio)

05/25/2026

Classic Car Show at Connections Church this Saturday!
May 23rd, 10am to 2pm

Come check out the Faith on Wheels Car Show at Connections Church!

05/23/2026

When Jesus entered the world, only a few shepherds saw the angels in Bethlehem.

When the Holy Spirit came at Pentecost, the streets were full, the wind roared, flames appeared and people from many nations heard the wonders of God in their own language. 🔥🌬️

Join us this Pentecost Sunday as we reflect on the coming of the Holy Spirit, the beginning of the church age and the hope we have in Christ.

“Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.” Acts 2:21

05/13/2026

Summer Kids Nights (VBS) are coming

June 9 & 11 | 5:30–8:00 pm
Ages 4–5th grade

Two fun-filled nights of music, games, crafts and learning about Jesus. Come for one or both nights.

'PandaMania - Where God is Wild About You' VBS nightsGet ready for 2 fun-filled nights where kids explore faith, art, music, games, and friendship—all in one place!  And, parents can take in a Date Night since we have the kids!We’re going to connect with each other, build friendships, sing ...

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day!

Today we pause to give thanks for the women who have nurtured, encouraged and cared for us through different seasons of life. For many of us, there is more than one person who has filled that role, each reflecting God’s love in their own way.

If you have a moment, we invite you to read this week’s reflection and consider the women who have shaped your life.

Mother’s Day can bring many different emotions. For some, it is a day of celebration and gratitude. For others, it carries grief, longing or complicated

04/03/2026

Join us tonight at 6:30pm as we remember our Savior’s crucifixion.

03/19/2026

Easter at Connections is just around the corner! April 5th we will have an outdoor sunrise service at 6:30am (weather permitting) and worship service at 9:30am. We hope to see you there!

02/25/2026

Register here:
https://myconnections.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/3409473

What is this event?
This event is an opportunity for the body of Christ to come together and process the emotions associated with grief in a new way through art and music. We will examine how the present day is influenced by loss. Participants will look at the people, places, and events that have happened since the loss and discover what emotions of grief may be influencing their present day.

Who is this event for?
Anyone can come to learn the grief mapping process. Even if there has not yet been a significant loss in someone's life, it can be a valuable tool to learn as it will likely occur one day. However, this will be most valuable to people who struggle to verbalize their grief or feel as though their emotions and thoughts are jumbled. This allows for processing without words or explanation.

Who is running this event?
This event is run by Maile Paris through Connections Church. Maile is a current clinical mental health counseling student at Denver Seminary, seeking to become a Licensed Professional Counselor. Having experienced the loss of her father, she developed the process of grief mapping as a therapeutic expression of grief.

When and where is this event?
This event is happening on Wednesday, March 4th from 6-8 pm and will be held at Connections Church: 2121 Dad Clark Drive Highlands Ranch, CO 80126


Disclaimer:
Grief is a complicated process and not one that can be healed or managed quickly. This event has the purpose of teaching a new skill with the hope of bringing clarity to those grieving. This event will have prayer ministers, a safe atmosphere and a no pressure environment but may be difficult for some people due to how sensitive the process of grief can be. We still welcome anyone who would like to learn a new way to process and potentially receive some healing. We recommend counseling and continued support through community and fellowship as essential to the grieving process.