Celebrating the Life of Steve Tamayo

Steve Tamayo was born as the 9th of 13 children in Cheyenne, Wyoming on August 3, 1951 to Joseph and Angela Landeros-Tamayo. 

Steve’s father was a railroad man. Steve’s fondest memories were growing up with all his brothers and sisters in a train car bought from the railroad for 500 dollars. (His dad built a lean-to to extend the home). Steve would tell stories about his father’s work on the railroad and traveling to pick fruit on farms in the summer. The train car his dad bought has actually been restored as a famous car of that time and is in a museum.  

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Wonjeon in the Rockies

In this world of uncertainty, one thing is still certain­ – we will ascend to the spiritual world when our time comes. By the immense grace of True Parents, we celebrate our lives of attendance to True Parents with the Seonghwa Ceremony and we end our earthly journey with the Wonjeon Ceremony at our burial. Elders of the Colorado Family Church Shirley Chimes, Dr. D. Michael Hentrich, Jim Chimes, David Mahardy, and Catherine Ichinohe searched for many months and eventually were led to an extraordinary burial opportunity few can match in America.

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Participating in the Peace Road 2020

UPF Colorado, together with the Colorado Family Church, organized a Peace Road event on Sunday, August 2, 2020.

We started off with a prayer at the MLK Memorial in City Park Denver, the beginning point for Denver’s annual MLK Day “Marade”.

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Just Like Family

Despite the challenges everyone in the nation is facing right now, the families of the Colorado Family Church have found loving ways to connect and support each other through this difficult time. Several families in the community had become very ill (presumably Covid-19) and were suffering from very high fevers, headaches, breathing difficulties and complete exhaustion. It was disheartening for everyone, not being able to do much to help. However, one way people could make a difference was in providing meals for these families. Whether through an organized meal app, or simply being compelled organically. Family after family cooked nutritious and warming dishes, and then dropped them off on the porches of the affected members. The food is not only feeding their physical bodies, but their spirits as well.

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Mike and Adonia Hentrich lifted us from destitution to total resurrection

I wanted to write out my testimony of what took place exactly two weeks ago from today: how Mike and Adonia Hentrich of the Colorado Family Church lifted us from destitution to total resurrection. I think it's incredibly important to observe and document the small miracles, as well as the obvious ones, as a way of reminding us all how our Heavenly Parent can work through people and situations. Because when my family was in need recently, we were taken care of in a way that is very profound and something that is lacking for most people.

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