Calvary Community Series Fall 2026 Concerti for Two Harpsichords feat. Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado September 20, 2 p.m. The Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado performs concertos for double harpsichord and strings on September 20 at 2pm. Enjoy a European tour via the riveting music of Italy, Germany, France and Spain! Our concerts offer a pay-as-you-wish model making music accessible for everyone. An Introduction to Trauma-Informed Yoga September 26 10:00-11:30am Instructor: Caitlin Sturgis, founder of Wellspring Mind Body www.wellspringmb.com Explore how your nervous system shapes your sense of wellbeing and influences your connection to yourself and others. This experiential workshop combines gentle movement, breathwork, mindfulness, and guided reflection to explore how yoga can support greater resilience, regulation, and healing. Drawing from contemporary trauma research and holistic healing traditions, participants will learn simple practices that foster a greater sense of safety, awareness, and connection. Facilitated by Caitlin Sturgis, MSW, RYT-200, this workshop blends research-informed education with practical experience. Participants will explore breath practices, gentle yoga poses, and meditation in a supportive environment that emphasizes choice, self- awareness, and compassion. Suitable for all experience levels, this workshop offers an inclusive space to discover how the body can become a resource for healing, empowerment, and wellbeing. Register here. Exploring Near-Death Experiences Oct. 4, 11, 18 2-4 p.m. Curious about near-death experiences? Join us for this fun and relaxed exploration of what NDE’s are and what we might learn from them. Whether you are new to NDE’s or a long-time student of them, this will be a chance to connect with others and share ideas and questions in a supportive environment. Ian Cummins, pastor at Calvary Baptist Church, will facilitate this three-session class. All perspectives welcome! Register here. Surrendering Faithfully to Wonder in partnership with Center for Contemplative Living Oct. 7 9 a.m.-noon Building on teachings from Karen Armstrong, Richard Rohr, Thomas Keating and others, this workshop will explore the value of re-discovering faith in a world full of competing and conflicting beliefs and how compassion, forgiveness and inclusion can become practices of contemplation and meditation when done through the eyes of faith. Rick Klein gives talks and workshops on contemplative spirituality. He is a teacher of Centering Prayer and has presented workshops on science and spirituality, compassion and mysticism at the Center for Contemplative Living and other locations throughout Colorado. Register here. Growing Good Humans Nov. 7. 9:30-11:30 a.m. Instructor: Laura Barr, founder of Emerging Educational Consulting www.emergingconsulting.com Laura Barr invites you into what she calls a "living laboratory" — a hands-on space to rethink what it really takes to raise humans during these complicated times. Drawing on her book The Entitlement Antidote and more than 25 years guiding families through today's pressures and high expectations, Laura will unpack practical shifts parents can make around collaboration, grit, and connection. Come prepared for an interactive, joyful experience — you'll leave with tools you can use that very day! The workshop is designed for parents of children ages 0–18. Laura Barr, M.Ed., is the founder of Emerging Educational Consulting. For more than 25 years, she has guided families from early childhood through adolescence, with a particular focus on advocacy for neurodiverse learners. She is the author of The Entitlement Antidote and host of the Growing Good Humans™ podcast. Her latest book, Linger: 21 Micro Stories on Love and Leave-Taking, was just released. A mother of four grown children, Laura brings years of both personal and professional experience to her work with families. She lives in Denver. Childcare provided. Register here. Sandwich Generation Survival Guide: Staying Grounded While Caring for Others Nov. 8 2-4 p.m. Facilitator: Jennifer Jonell, M.A., LPC, SEP, DARe www.jonellcounseling.com Do you feel pulled in too many directions as you care for kids, aging parents, or others? In this workshop, licensed therapist, Jennifer Jonell of Jonell Counseling, will help you navigate this difficult time while not losing yourself. What we will cover: Looking at what is true about your situation Who are you managing Who needs priority What are your constraints 2. How are you feeling about your situation? Overwhelmed? Resentful? Anxious? All of the above? 3. How can we shift these feelings and get support? Taping into resources Looking at creating good boundaries Making self-care important Register here.