• Timothy Project: Mexico 2015

    Ann Nerney is headed to Mexico, again - this the second time in 2015 as she looks to lead a team of singles from Cherry Hills Community Church down to Juarez, Mexico to work with the poor, love on the children, and leave things just a little bit better than when they arrived. You will remember that Nerney has lead other teams that utilized the Timothy Project. For Ann and the team, they know that the soccer shoes and balls mean a lot to the children of Juarez who have next to nothing. For these children, soccer is a special way for the team to connect and for them to build relationships with each other. Soccer provides and ideal outlet

    Aug 27,
    - by Brad Kenney

  • Timothy Project: Czech Republic Update

    The Cherry Hills Community Church (CHCC) Czech Republic team starts soccer camp tomorrow (July 3) with their partner church Elim Evangelical Church (EEC). The camps are designed to give children an opportunity to start building a foundation with a relationship with Jesus Christ. Please pray for Greg Hubbard and the team as they build relationships. You can check out their blog for updates from the ministry trip: http://cherryhillssportsmissions.blogspot.com/   You can still make a contribution to the Czech Republic team. Please note (Timothy Project: Czech Republic 2015) in your online donation. Use the Donate Now link to make a secure PayPal donation. Your financial gift will help offset the cost of the new soccer balls for the team. #TPT

    Jul 02,
    - by Brad Kenney

  • Timothy Project: Czech Republic 2015

    What can a ball do? A ball can be a bridge. A ball can break language and cultural barriers. A ball can do a lot. The team has been going to Czech Republic for a number of years now, but not until 2012 did the annual trip utilize soccer and a soccer camp to reach out to children and the young people in the community of Pisek. From June 28- July 5, a team of 8 people - featuring six players and two coaches will travel as part of a larger team from Cherry Hills Community Church (CHCC) in Highlands Ranch, Colorado to their partner church Elim Evangelical Church (EEC) to host soccer camps which are designed to give children an opportunity to start building a foundation

    Jun 11,
    - by Brad Kenney

  • From the Rev: End of a Chapter

    Last week, the news finally came, Hospice of Saint John would finally be closing its doors. The announcement to staff was not necessarily a surprise as this past July, the 2nd oldest hospice in the United States had to close its inpatient facility. The final close of doors is dependent on getting patients transferred to other hospice care and shutting down its operations, but there will no longer be a Hospice of Saint John. The Hospice of Saint John will always have a close place in my heart - it is where I first began paid vocational ministry work after finishing seminary. I started as an 0n-call weekend chaplain before working for nearly three and a half years in that

    Sep 01,
    - by Brad Kenney

  • From the Rev: Losing Longevity

    The Colorado Rapids recently announced the trade of long-time player and captain Pablo Mastroeni. Mastroeni was the longest-tenured player with the Rapids and served as team captain since 2004. Mastroeni came to the Rapids as part of the Major League Soccer (MLS) contraction which occurred in 2001 and in his letter to the fans, he shares some of what Colorado has meant over the past 12 years. Some of you know that I serve, also on staff at Cherry Hills Community Church as a pastor in pastoral care. Because of church finances and transition, the church recently had to lay off several employees and a couple of pastors as well. Some at Cherry Hills had served on staff for over 10

    Jun 30,
    - by Brad Kenney
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