Diocese News | St. Brigit Episcopal Church

The Right Rev. Kym Lucas:

Hello, beloved in Christ. Today I bring you greetings from Paonia, Colorado. It is a great little town, and I commend it to you.

I also want to commend to you the concert for the human family. We are a little less than a month away from our concert on July 17th, and I invite you to come and celebrate our unity as human beings with music.We are going to have a great collection of gospel, hip-hop, and bluegrass, all mixed together, reminding each and every one of us that we are one human family and that it is our call and our baptismal promise to live together and love one another as God loves us.
It is going to be a great time, and I hope that you will get your tickets today. Blessings.

Concert for the Human

Friday, July 17, 6:30 pm, at Christ Church, Denver. What Happens When Music Becomes a Conversation? Music has the power to inspire, heal, and bring people together across differences. The Concert for the Human Family returns to the Episcopal Church in Colorado, offering an evening of extraordinary music and thoughtful reflection. Featuring Grammy-winning pianist Kory Caudill, vocalist Imani-Grace Cooper, and an exceptional ensemble of musicians, the concert explores themes of community, reconciliation, justice, and hope. Through original compositions, moving performances, and storytelling, the evening invites us to consider how music can help us imagine a more compassionate and connected world. Join us for this memorable celebration of our shared humanity.

Get your tickets today at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/denver-colorado-concert-for-the-human-family-tickets-1987824784441