marshall fire response

resources for those impacted

Our hearts are breaking for everyone impacted by the Marshall Fire. We send you our love and prayers. If you, or someone you know was impacted by the fire, contact Pastor Thomas Cross at 720-880-5221 (office) or 303-501-7313 (cell). We want to support you now and as you rebuild.

• One stop Boulder County Disaster Assistance Center opened Jan 3rd at the Boulder County Southeast County Hub on Public Road at 1755 South Public Road in Lafayette. Consultations for property loss and recovery and filing claims, financial and food assistance, mental health support, transportation, and more are available.  It operates from 9am to 7pm seven days a week.
• If you reside in Boulder County and have been directly impacted by the fires and need immediate assistance, visit the Boulder Office of Emergency Management website. Phone: 303-413-7730
• All residents or business owners who have sustained losses as a result of the Marshall Fire can apply for federal disaster aid at 1-800-621-FEMA (3362). Individuals with a hearing or speech impairment can call 1-800-462-7585. Toll-free numbers will operate from 7am to 10pm MT daily.
• If you have questions about assistance or need help with replacing federal documents such as passports, social security cards, birth certificates, and COVID-19 vaccination cards, you can call Congressman Joe Neguse’s office at: (303) 335-1045 or contact Senator Hickenlooper’s Denver office at 303-244-1628 or email
• The IRS has extended the tax deadline for impacted individuals and businesses to May 16, 2022. You may also be able to claim losses related to the disaster.
• Lafayette YMCA, 2800 Dagny Way, Lafayette, CO 80026 is an official disaster response location supported by the Salvation Army. They are currently open 24/7. Check hours by calling 303-664-5455 or on their Facebook page.
• A Precious Child at 7051 W. 118th Ave (Unit 1) in Broomfield - will be open Monday-Friday from 9:00AM-5:00PM to any individuals or families affected by the fires for clothing and basic essential items. Fire Victims may drop in to shop, contact their Empowerment Center at 303-466-4272
• Sister Carmen Community Center provides food, baby items, funds for hotel & Airbnb stays, gift cards, and access to their thrift store for clothing and bedding (free of charge) for those affected by the East Boulder County fires.

hospitality team

Do you love donuts, serving, and talking with people? Consider joining the Hospitality Team. We are looking for Ushers who help welcome everyone who walks through the doors for worship.  We are also looking for an individual or team to serve as Hospitality Coordinators.  The Hospitality Coordinators will help with donuts, coffee, and cleanup each Sunday.  If you would like to be part of the Hospitality Team or would like more information contact .