Reclaiming the Good News of God’s Grace
Adult Ed, begins Sep 20, 9:45am
Save the dates for our upcoming adult ed series Sunday mornings: September 20–27 & October 11-18. Revs. Ashley Birk and San Williams lead this series based on the book Being Presbyterian in a Dysvangelical America. The book provides an accessible overview of what distinguishes core Presbyterian beliefs and practices from that of the loud voices of Christian Nationalism.
TWO Journaling as a Spiritual Practice Offerings
Monthly Sessions, Sep-June
This year, Journaling as a Spiritual Practice offers two courses, one in person and one online. As we begin a new season for both groups, you are welcomed to join in with the form of your choice and see what we are all about! A love of words but no journaling experience is necessary. Each course will include 10 monthly sessions, September-June.
Queer Theology Study & Meditation
Zoom, Tues, Sep 15–Oct 20, 5:30-7:30pm
Join a diverse group this fall in an FPC six-week series that explores queer theology, which is a way of understanding God and our relationship with God through the lens of God’s radically inclusive love. Deacon Tony Arnold leads the exploration of concepts, and Spiritual Director Jeannie Bowman leads guided meditations.
Welcoming Rev. Dr. Barbee
Save the dates, Sep 26 & 27
We are delighted to announce that the Rev. Dr. Amantha Barbee will be returning to our church on Saturday, September 27th, to lead a workshop and on Sunday, September 28th, to preach. And of course, we imposed upon her to sing, which she will do at the 11am service. Her theme for the workshop and sermon are “Working with Wisdom.”
Working with Wisdom
Workshop, Sat morning, Sep 26
As disciples of Christ, we want to help our neighbors. But do we truly understand who they are? Do we know what our own blind spots are when it comes to doing this work? The Rev. Dr. Amantha Barbee helps us answer these questions in her upcoming workshop. Join us in Pope Hall Saturday morning, September 26th for a close look at these issues.
Violin Sonatas of J. S. Bach
TGIF, Sep 18, 5:30pm
Come listen to sonatas composed by J. S. Bach including Sonata no.6 in G major and Sonata no.2 in A major, performed by Carla Moore on violin and Kathleen McIntosh on harpsicord. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.
Night at the Park
Isotopes Park, Sep 18, 6:35pm
Join Family Ministry at the Isotopes Park for a fun filled evening on Friday September 18th. The Salt Lake Bees play the Albuquerque Isotopes. RSVP no later than Wednesday September 16th. Discounted $10 lower level box ticket. $5 VIP parking pass. For tickets contact Pastor Andrew.
Upcoming Inquirers Class
Sat, Oct 3, 9:30-12:30am
Are you interested in learning more about First Presbyterian Church of Santa Fe or joining the church as an active member of the congregation? Then this one-session Saturday morning class is for you. We’ll spend time getting to know one another, sharing our faith stories, learning about the Presbyterian church, and how you can get involved.
Consider Your Call
Worship, Sep 13, 9am
VIDEO. As we enter the fall, Pastor Ashley begins a new sermon series, Becoming the Beloved Community. The scriptures are from 1 Corinthians 1, where Paul urges the members of the Church at Corinth to reflect upon their calling by God, who has turned the world’s wisdom upside down in the cross of Christ. NOTE: We have one service this Sunday at 9:00am in the sanctuary and via livestream.
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