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Green Mountain United Methodist Church History Collection
This digital collection is a sample of items from the physical collection of the Green Mountain United Methodist Church History Collection. It presents several items of church history from 1962 to 1979. This collection was digitized by Baylee Suskin whose work has been graciously funded by the Mountain Sky Archives and History Commission.
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- "Green Mountain Marks 15 Years" Newspaper Article, 1978
- Short article announcing the 15th anniversary celebration of Green Mountain Church in 1978 with some church history
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- "Green Mountain Methodist and Lakewood United Plan Dedication" Newspaper Article, 1966
- Denver Post newspaper article with photograph of Green Mountain Methodist Church before ground-breaking service in 1966 with some church history
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- "Ground Breaking Dedication" Newspaper Article, 1966
- Newspaper article with photograph and caption, "Methodists break ground for Green Mountain Church" in 1966
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- "Initial Services Slated by Church" Newspaper Article, 1962
- Rocky Mountain News article about the first services held in 1962
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- "Serving Others' Needs, Serving Our Needs" Pamphlet, 1976
- Yellow trifold pamphlet listing Women's Organizations and services to the church in the Fall of 1976 while Tom English was pastor
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- 3rd Sunday in Advent Bulletin, 1964
- Sunday service bulletin from December 13, 1964, the third Sunday in Advent
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- Brief History of Green Mountain United Methodist Church, 1962-1976
- Membership, pastor, and building information for Green Mountain UMC from 1962-1976
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- Building Fund Announcement, 1965
- Bulletin with information the building fund, building fund committee, and budget 1965
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- Consecration Services Announcement, 1966
- Short announcement and history of the Green Mountain Church and consecration services
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- Fifteenth Anniversary Celebration Bulletin, 1978
- Service bulletin from fifteenth anniversary celebration with church history included from 1962-1978
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