MAY 2012
FRIDAY, MAY 25th
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERSHIP
7:00 p.m.
JUNE 2012
SATURDAY, JUNE 9th
FELLOWSHIP
5:30 p.m.
Pastor Paul Fischer
This casual and welcoming worship service includes Bible study and Bible teaching in an inviting interactive format, as well as music, singing, sharing, prayer, conversation, and open discussion. All are welcome!
The meetings are scheduled for the 2nd Saturday of each month.
Please contact Paul Fischer to confirm. BoulderPaul@aol.com
SUNDAY, JUNE 10th
JUBILATE SACRED SINGERS
3:00 p.m.
Friday, June 10, 2011
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Our Church
The Little Church in the Pines is a community spiritual center and Colorado non-profit corporation located in Salina, Colorado, an historic mining camp. The church building is maintained by a small diverse membership, and can be reserved for worship services, weddings, lectures, etc. - any typical activity found in traditional churches. The primary difference is that this church is not limited to use by a single religion. All religions are welcome to hold services.
The Estey Organ was built in 1884-1885 for a family in Greenville, Illinois. In 1905, it was sent to the Loveland Presbyterian Church, and in 1949 that church donated it to The Little Church in the Pines. There is also a ca. 1897 piano (last tuned in March 2010), and fourteen pews which can seat around 70 people.
The church is approximately 18 minutes from Canyon and Broadway. Head west on Canyon to Four Mile Canyon Drive. Go 4.8 miles, take the right fork, and drive 4/10 mile up Gold Run Road. The church is on the right. Parking is very limited. For additional parking, drive 1/10 mile further and park at the Salina Schoolhouse.
If you are interested in reserving or in helping to maintain the building, please contact Marti Anderson at mmasalina@msn.com. We would love to show you our beautifully restored chapel!
Thursday, September 16, 2010
After the fire - Wednesday, September 15th
The firefighters saved the Little Church in the Pines and the Salina Schoolhouse! Unfortunately, the fire burned five Salina homes, the fire house, numerous outbuildings, and the school's outhouse that contained a toilet and sink. It also burned a small cabin and cottage that were donated to the church by Laura Curtright.
Unbelievable, but our little church is still in the pines!
The Curtright Cabin (3472 Fourmile), where Peter lived for 10 1/2 years, is gone.
The historic mining shacks and large storage building that were below the Curtright homes are gone.
The Curtright Cottage (3474 Fourmile), where Amanda lived, is gone. The old outhouse and other outbuildings also burned.
November 2011 Update:
There are now new homes on the Curtright property!
This is 3472 Fourmile Canyon
This is 3474 Fourmile Canyon
Unbelievable, but our little church is still in the pines!
The Curtright Cabin (3472 Fourmile), where Peter lived for 10 1/2 years, is gone.
The historic mining shacks and large storage building that were below the Curtright homes are gone.
The Curtright Cottage (3474 Fourmile), where Amanda lived, is gone. The old outhouse and other outbuildings also burned.
November 2011 Update:
There are now new homes on the Curtright property!
This is 3472 Fourmile Canyon
This is 3474 Fourmile Canyon
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