DCC will begin meeting indoors on Sunday morning October 11th, following a phased approach. It is good to remember that rarely does a church get to publicly demonstrate to our local leadership and our neighbors our commitment to each other’s safety and our strong desire to be good citizens. Our church has a very long and collaborative track record (over 100 years!) working with our local leaders and we will, once again, support them during this challenging time.
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Dillon Community Church is so grateful for your heart and generosity to the ministries that God has placed on us. Your support allows us to be the hands and feet to serve our church and our community. We know that God is the giver of all good things and calls us to use these blessings “As disciples of Jesus, to Love, Serve and Teach.”
You are welcome to use DCC’s online giving platform for electronic contributions. You may designate your contribution to our General Fund, Benevolence Fund, or other designated funds. You have the choice to make a one-time gift, or set up a recurring contribution cycle, to make monthly giving more convenient.
PO Box 1979
Dillon, CO 80435
970-468-2461
Christopher Dickens, Financial Advisor DTC #0121. 303-679-4403. Call Jude for a/c information 970-468-2461
Worship service collections. Contact the office at 970-468-2461 if you have any questions and thank you for your generous support!
To function in the spirit of Loving and Serving, the DCC Food Bank provides nourishment both physically and spiritually to people in need. People use the food bank for a variety of reasons. Most of our clients have lost hours or lost their jobs all together, and the food bank is sometimes the only way they can eat. Others have left an abusive situation and are starting life again from scratch. Some have experienced an unexpected situation, which caused them to exhaust their savings, and now their paychecks can only cover the rent and electric bills. Most importantly, the food bank allows parents to keep nutritional food on the table for their children. Many of us find ourselves at some point in life where we need to take advantage of services like the food bank. At other times, we are blessed with the opportunity to give our time, talent and treasure to help further the cause of God’s work.
Director: Mike Kermode
Volunteer Coordinator: Darla Schmidt
Location: Directly across from the main Church entrance at the back of the parsonage.
Hours of Operation: Mondays & Wednesdays 4:30-5:30pm, Fridays 1:30-2:30pm
Do you have questions? Contact the church office 970.468.2461
Beginning Thursday September 24 at 9:00am!! We will be studying Jennifer Rothschild’s “Take Courage” a study of Haggai. Join us for Study, Breakfast and Fellowship! We will be following Public Health protocols, so please wear your masks, and don’t worry, we have plenty of hand goop! Also, you are welcome to join us virtually via zoom at 9:30am.
Men’s ministry at DCC is founded on our men’s breakfast: “IRON HOUR.” This breakfast happens EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, rain or shine, 52 weeks a year, no exceptions. We enjoy fellowship at 6:00 and serve a hot breakfast at 6:30am, followed by a discussion-oriented study, ending around 7:30. You’re on your way to work or play around 7:30.
Jim Howard teaches this class during the fall, winter, and spring for those interested in growing in their knowledge of the Bible and related theological concepts. The group meets every other week in an integrated environment that includes both in person and video conference.
Jude Mitchell leads this group every fall for those interested in working on their parenting skills. The group meets in person for six weeks.
Every fall, Jim and Nancy Howard lead a marriage group for those wanting to strengthen their marriage. The group meets in person for six months and is limited to 8 couples.
Bill Spear teaches a Bible class during the second service (or after the amphitheater during the summer). The topics vary throughout the year, are 1 hour in length, and meet inside the DCC Commons.
DCC uses WebEx as a video conferencing platform. You will receive specific instructions in an email invitation for one-off events and meetings.
