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TIA-CO is an interfaith, member-driven, grassroots organization that strengthens democracy in our culture; serves as a progressive voice of reason, moderation and mutual respect for communities of faith; and promotes religious freedom, understanding and diversity.
We envision a You are invited to join us in creating a New! 2009 Interfaith Dialogue Series One of the core purposes of the Interfaith Alliance of Colorado is to promote understanding of Colorado’s diverse faith traditions. One of the key ways we do this is through interfaith dialogue. We invite you to join us for this upcoming dialogue: Church of the Beloved – an Ecumenical Catholic Community The Church of the Beloved is an inclusive Catholic Community, welcoming everyone as the Beloved of God. The church celebrates the rich heritage of Catholic spirituality while honoring all spiritual traditions. It strives for justice and peace and responds to the call of discipleship by loving deeply and rooting itself in prayer and service. The Church of the Beloved engages an authentic Catholic identity that recognizes the spiritual leadership of the pope, yet is under the authority of Bishop Peter Hickman. The Church of the Beloved seeks to make the richness of Catholic spirituality and tradition available and accessible to the many people who, for some reason, have felt excluded or at odds from other Catholic churches. Click here for information about future Interfaith Dialogues. Interfaith Alliance of Colorado opposes car impoundment measures This summer, anti-immigrant extremists are gathering signatures to put mandatory vehicle impoundment initiatives on the ballots in Aurora, Denver, and Lakewood. The Interfaith Alliance of Colorado (TIA-CO) opposes these proposed ballot initiatives that would require law enforcement officers to immediately impound the vehicles of individuals not carrying a driver’s license and fine them each $2,700. In order to help our members and the community at-large better understand these ballot initiatives, TIA-CO will host public forums in both Aurora and Lakewood in July. Aurora: Wed., July 8, 7-8:30 p.m., Mountain View United Church, 10700 E. Evans Ave. Lakewood: Wed., July 15, 7-8:30 p.m., Lakewood United Methodist Church, 1390 Brentwood St. Read more about the proposed ballot initiative here. 3/8/09: Special edition of One Voice now available Check out the latest edition of our newsletter to learn about our new leadership team, the upcoming music festival, and much more! 2/25/09: Interfaith The Interfaith Alliance of Colorado is concerned and saddened by the inflammatory rhetoric and disregard for the boundaries between religion and government displayed on the Colorado Senate floor on Monday. The disturbing comments came during debate on Senate Bill 88 – legislation that would provide health benefits to the same-gender domestic partners of state employees. Sen. Scott Renfroe, of "As a Christian, I am profoundly saddened by the hate speech uttered by Senator Renfroe in the name of God,” said the Rev. Richard Craft, interim pastor at Family of Christ Presbyterian Church in 12/15/08: Mention in Los Angeles Times article We invite you to sign up for our email newsletter for up-to-the-minute information delivered directly to your inbox.
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