The post-election buzz surrounds the failed re-election bids of City Council incumbents. But the biggest surprise was Helen Collins. Collins beat Harrison School District 2 Board Chair Deborah Hendrix in…
Genie Durland Longtime Colorado Springs activist Pat Huhn passed away Dec. 29 from complications of congestive heart failure while visiting family in Florida. She was 79. Huhn devoted much of…
Lead Minister Benjamin Broadbent of First Congregational United Church of Christ stepped up to chair the 2013 PPJPC Board of Director at our J&P Annual Meeting & Party for Peace…
J&P members and friends are invited to attend the Mile High Swappers monthly food swap. Participants are asked to bring food – like a potluck where people take food items or products home at the end. You can bring produce or eggs from your garden, seedlings for a late summer crop, pickles or other goodies you’ve canned. The only rules are 1) what you bring to swap must be homemade and 2) no cash is allowed! For more information, email us at exchange@ppjpc.org.
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