Rev. Jeremiah Harris is an ordained Elder in the Mountain Sky Conference of the United Methodist Church. He is a bit of a rarity in these parts as he is a native Coloradan.  Jeremiah is a proud Colorado State University alum, and holds a Masters of Divinity from Iliff School of Theology in Denver.  Jeremiah’s passion for ministry comes out of a desire to help others live into to the fullness of God’s abundance.  He particularly enjoys the relationships that formed through journeying with others in grace.  He has served as associate pastor at First United Methodist, Loveland Colorado before joining the amazing team at Longs Peak United Methodist Church as lead pastor.  Jeremiah has the unique distinction that He has attended LPUMC as a member of the congregation, prior to his seminary training.  While in Loveland, Jeremiah also served as chaplain for the police department.

Jeremiah is married to his best friend and partner, Rev. Lee Anderson- Harris who is also clergy, and ordained a Deacon.  Together the two enjoy hiking, camping, and traveling.  Jeremiah is also an avid history buff, who loves touring and reading about civil war battlefields.

My ministry can be loosely summed up in two phrases. The first is “connecting our passions in life with the longings of the Church.” Put simply, my goal is to help you find your gifts and talents; to help you find your groove for inviting others to be a part of what God is doing through others. The second is “Choose Kind.” When these two simple words are allowed to become part of our fabric we have the capacity to change the world! When we serve others through the lens of always choosing kindness, we are helping to put goodness and love into the world. We are helping point others to the Ultimate Goodness and Author of Love in our lives, God. I look forward to talking with you soon, to listen for that spark in your heart- the Holy Spirit- and growing with you in ministry to our community and our world.

As music director at LPUMC for over 20 years, Kay W. Lloyd strives to provide service music that is inspiring, worshipful and glorifying to God.  Through our choirs, Praise Team, handbells, solos and small ensembles we connect to our congregation and our community through music and fellowship.  Holding a Masters degree in Music, Kay is also active in the music community as principal flute with the Longmont Symphony Orchestra and as a private flute instructor.

I am the Office Manager and Treasurer for Longs Peak UMC. I started in this position in March 2020 just as COVID shut things down. In this role, I am responsible for the business side of running the church. Some of the things I do include maintaining the member database, putting together the monthly newsletter, doing reports for the Conference, as well as taking care of the financial side of things. In my spare time, I love spending time in nature, hiking, reading and crocheting.