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Rhythms to help you root your faith in place.

Sacred Place provides a beautiful bi-weekly publication to share the rhythms of a Prayer, Practice, and Place as simple ways to help cultivate love for our neighbors and neighborhoods.

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    Daniel Grothe,
    Pastor & Author of Power of Place

  • "This newsletter is fantastic. I especially like the prayer. I shared it with a couple of my colleagues who are leaders."

    Kelly James
    Littleton Public Schools Foundation

  • "Great letter as always!! Front yard living has seriously changed the game for our street. We recently started “street dinners” bring a chair and whatever you were going to make and eat it outside together. It has been great."

    Jocelyn Newby
    Virginia Village

  • "I want you to know I read these and I am encouraged by them. The format is easy to read and connect with. The content is right on the money and fits so well with your vision (and mine too!)"

    Pat and Sarah
    Neighborhood Pastor in Centennial, CO

  • "Loved the reflections on the ballpark. It truly is a sacred place for me on so many levels. That’s why I invited 40 of my friends to celebrate my birthday there in a few weeks."

    J.R. Briggs,
    Author of The Sacred Overlap
    & Founder of Kairos Partnerships

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    Katie Fowler
    Pastor, Nova Church

  • "We were just discussing how much we love this newsletter. I look forward to it. AND THEN you went and wrote about the library being a sacred place. Icing on my personal cake. The library is one of the few spots where anyone from a community has a spot - young, old, rich, or incredibly poor. No need to be a patron, shopper, student, or member. I love it!"

    Allie & Chris Horst
    Littleton

  • “Your emails inspired me to build a front deck so I could spend more time out front.”

    Andrew DeVaney
    Littleton

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Everywhere you are is sacred. And if you will be there, living with holy wakefulness... paying attention to the invisible mysteries, and looking for the hidden beauty, your little section of the world will be saved!

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Daniel Grothe