Peacemaking Praxis is a three-week learning community designed to help us move from reflection to action as everyday peacemakers.

In 3 evening meetings (1/22, 1/29, 2/5), we’ll learn from local historians, practitioners, and subject-matter experts to gain practical frameworks for advocacy and nonviolent direct action. We’ll explore how our personal stories intersect with the story of Denver, and we'll learn how our city came to be what it is today, what its needs are, and how we can join God’s work of renewal in our neighborhoods.

The experience will culminates in a three-day immersion in Denver (Fri evening to Sunday, 2/20-2/22). We’ll visit significant sites around the city, engage with Project Renew partners, learn from activists and thought-leaders, and share meals prepared by local minority-owned businesses.

As our friends at Villages in Partnership can attest, one goat can have a major impact on a family—providing food, fertilizer, and a source of income for years to come.

For just $56, you can be a partner in transforming lives.

Do you call Denver Community Church your faith home? Did you know that you can now apply for a Good Neighbor Grant on behalf of someone in your life who is in need?  These grants are small (max $750) but powerful ways to give a boost or bridge a gap.  We prefer that these funds will match or accelerate the generosity that you are already involved in.  Perhaps your neighbor is in need of a critical home repair, or a family at your kids school needs assistance with some fees. We can be creative about how we care for our neighbors.

Recent months have seen an uptick in anxiety and activity related to the safety and dignity of immigrants in Denver. DCC and Project Renew want to be a healing presence in this space and not forget to show hospitality to the stranger (Hebrews 13).

Go here for links to resources and helpful organizations around the city, and click the button below to see how Project Renew is responding.

Volunteer to help move new Shared Power homeowners into their home. Contact Mercy Tucker to be added to the volunteer list and you will be updated as each woman gets a closing date and the moving day is set.

Volunteer on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday evening shifts. 

They are  looking for Monday & Wednesday shift leaders which provides a monthly $400 stipend. 

Contact Ian Stitt for more information.

Be instrumental in equipping the next generation in our community to become more academically confident!

What: Elementary math, reading, and writing homework

When: Mondays 6:00 – 7:30pm (and each Monday through April)

Where: Clara Brown Commons, 3701 N York St, Denver, CO 80205

Commitment: Weekly for the school year, paired with one Clara Brown resident child

Format: One hour of tutoring followed by an optional 30-minute Club Time about Jesus

Who: Our tutors range from teens to retirees. You don’t need to be an expert; training and resources provided

Email Cha’Rel Wright for details.