Topic: Race

Moral Courage in a Pressured Democracy: An Interfaith Call to Protect the Vote, Protect Each Other, and Stay Spiritually Connected

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Together we explore three pillars 1. “We protect the vote because it protects our people.” 2. Community is our antidote to oppression.” 3. Staying connected is a spiritual practice.” Guest Speaker, Chasity Malatesta is an educator, equity advocate, and community leader dedicated to celebrating culture and fostering belonging. With over two decades of education experience, … Continue reading Moral Courage in a Pressured Democracy: An Interfaith Call to Protect the Vote, Protect Each Other, and Stay Spiritually Connected

Equity in our Community

In-person service in Webster Hall at 10:00 a.m. with Live-Stream The link to the service is: YouTube Video Link Guest Speakers: Brandi Bispham, Adrian Malatesta, Laura Van Dyke, Renni BisphamKeri Schmit, Worship Associate Have you heard about Critical Race Theory and the challenges to school curriculums in places like Texas and Florida? Do you think that would … Continue reading Equity in our Community

Black Girl Magic

In-person service in Webster Hall at 10:00 a.m. with Live-Stream The link to the service is: YouTube Video Link Rev. Zackrie Vinczen Gregory Cook, Worship Associate  The term “Black Girl Magic” has come into popular use as a way of celebrating the beauty, power, and resilience of Black Women. In this service we will reflect on … Continue reading Black Girl Magic

“New Bones”

In-Person Service in Webster Hall at 10:00 a.m. Rev. Zackrie VinczenGrace, Worship Associate The link to the service is: YouTube Video Link In her poem “New Bones”, Lucille Clifton reflects on the struggle for liberation experienced by past generations of Black Women and articulates her connection to these past generations. Join us for this service as … Continue reading “New Bones”