Central Presbyterian Church

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  • Poverty, by America a book discussion with Bruce Heagstedt

    Central Presbyterian Church 1660 Sherman St, Denver, CO, United States

    America is the richest country on earth with more poverty than any other advanced democracy. The USA annually produces $5.3 Trillion more goods and services than China. America’s poverty is not for a lack of resources. We lack something else! Join this conversation, led by Bruce Heagstedt, on Sunday, September 13. We'll meet in the East Classroom […]

  • Suicide Prevention Training

    Central Presbyterian Church 1660 Sherman St, Denver, CO, United States

    Participate in Suicide Prevention Training, led by Alana Smart, Public Health Strategies Action Team, and co-founder of Colorado Faith Communities United Against Gun Violence (CFCU). The training will be in the East Classroom after worship. Colorado has one of the highest rates of suicide in the United States. Suicides account for 70% of gun-related deaths […]

  • Andrew Blanch, guitarist

    Central Presbyterian Church 1660 Sherman St, Denver, CO, United States

    Praised as a “rockstar of nylon-acoustic music” (On Sounds), “the real deal” (Classics Today), “dazzling” (ArtsHub) and “brilliant” (Limelight Magazine), Andrew Blanch is regarded as one of Australia’s leading musicians and is at the forefront of a new wave of classical musicians internationally.   He is a prizewinner in more than ten international guitar competitions, […]

  • Denver Philharmonic Orchestra: Undivided

    Central Presbyterian Church 1660 Sherman St, Denver, CO, United States

    A Celebration 250 Years in the Making Our 2026–27 season opens with a program that feels like America at its most alive: bold, diverse, and unmistakably united. Aaron Copland’s Lincoln Portrait anchors the evening with the words of Abraham Lincoln, spoken live over a full orchestra, in a setting as stirring today as it was when Copland […]