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Weekend Services
Sunday 8:00 A.M
Offering quiet meditation and music from the Hymnal 1982
Sunday 10:00 A.M.
A rich blend of traditional and contemporary music; nursery care and Sunday school for children
Wednesday 12:15 P.M.
Noon Eucharist and Healing Service
Rector
Ascension is currently in a time of transition, beginning the search process for our next rector.
Part of this search process is to appoint an interim rector, which has been done.
we welcome Father Bob Davidson, our new interim rector.
In August, 2011, the Rev. Bob Davidson started the position of Interim Rector at the Church of the Ascension. The Vestry appointed Davidson to this position at the recommendation of the Diocese of Colorado following successful interims at a number of congregations throughout the diocese. While the appointment is open ended to fill the vacancy until a new Rector is chosen, the expectation is that Father Bob will be at Ascension into the early summer, 2012.
Rev. Bob Davidson is both an Episcopal priest as well as a professional counsellor. He is currently employed directing client service work for the Sawaya Law Firm in Capital Hill, Denver. Davidson commented that his counselling experience influences his preaching and pastoral leadership. “Listening to the struggles of others helps me understand the importance of hope and how faith brings meaning to our life”.
Rev. Davidson has most recently served on the staff of St. Bartholomew’s in Estes Park, Colorado and has worked professionally in public schools, hospitals, suicide help lines and child protection agencies. Rev. Davidson expressed excitement at his new position at Ascension. “Churches, just like individuals and families, experience transitions in life. My prayer is that each of us will find God’s presence in this change and realize the importance of our brothers and sisters in Christ.”
Father Bob is married to Linda, who is a Certified Nurse Midwife. The Davidson’s live in Loveland, Colorado and have three grown children. One of their daughters, Bethany who is married to an Episcopal priest, serves as deacon in the Diocese of Colorado.