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Join us for dessert, snacks, drinks and some basic line dance lessons. Learn the stroll, electric slide, 16-step, waltz, two step cruisin' and others. We will meet in the social hall at the church. Have some fun and dance a little!! Hosted by Rich and Muriel Bronakoski
Book Discussion: Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption by Bryan Stevenson Stevenson, founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, has dedicated his legal career to defending those who are trapped by an often capricious, political, and willfully unjust criminal justice system - poor people, people of color, children, and others over whom the system has … Continue reading Hot Topics
We celebrate our mothers. The ones who brought color to our lives. The ones who could be prickly. The ones who were exotic and the ones who were beautiful in their familiarity. We invite you to bring a flower to share as we explore the variety of love that makes our collective bouquet.
This event will be held at Char's magical house (hopefully outside). Delicate tea sandwiches and small pastries will be served. Suggested age is 8+ and there are multiple pets on the premises. Hosted by Char Klein and Pam Fagan $30.00 per adult and $15.00 per child.
Join Laurel Belding [email protected] and Will Guilliams [email protected] at their Carlisle home for an evening of reggae, Red Stripe and an authentic Jamaican dinner. Laurel lived in Jamaica for several years and will prepare some of her favorites including jerk chicken grilled over pimento wood straight from the islands, rice and peas, callaloo, festival and more. Adults … Continue reading Authentic Jamaican Diner
This, right now, this matters. Not yesterday, not tomorrow, not somewhere else, not someone else. This matters.
A report from Rev. Aija on the state of the congregation. (Spoiler alert: we're doing pretty awesome.) Music director David M. Glasgow provides service music, and the choir sings.
