CUMC Has a New Sign

This past summer and fall, Davinci Sign Systems of Windsor, CO, designed, built and installed a new electronic messaging sign for the church. Lee Coleman took care of the electrical needs for the sign. Thank you Lee! Thank you also to all the families whose memorial funds were used to purchase and install the sign,

The old sign on Drake Road required manual placement of letters for messaging and had limited space. The Butler family had taken care of this for the past several years. Prior to that, Emilio (previous custodian), pastors, and office staff took care of the signage. Thank you to all who braved the cold, snow, heat, mud, and wind over the years!

Our new sign is programmable from a secure phone app and the computer and has the capability of high resolution graphic images as well as a number of messages cycling through at one time. There are many variables to consider when programming the new sign and we have much to learn about this new (to us) marketing tool.

The sign is in the same location as the old sign on Drake. Over 10,000 vehicles per day travel by our church. With the new sign we will be able reach all the people in those vehicles to extend our evangelism about the great things happening at CUMC starting with our Christmas Eve service. Be sure to drive by on Drake and check out the new sign. Above, there are several pictures of the process thanks to Joyce Lathrop and Gary Turner. We see Rick Butler doing one final manual sign change and Lee Coleman working on the electricity for the project.

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Preschool tours are available to our members and visitors.
Call Molly at 970-226-2341 ext. 123 to schedule a tour.

The two restrooms in the west wing were converted to family restrooms with changing tables. Both restrooms have locks on them to indicate whether the restroom is in use or vacant. This change is necessary because access to the west wing is limited during preschool hours. All other restrooms remain designated for male or female.

The playground is for the use of our preschool, Sunday school, and supervised children of building users.