Sacred Lands, Sacred Conversations

Aug 25, 9am

Join tribal, faith & elected leaders for a community breakfast & dynamic discussion on the threats for America’s land, water, wildlife & culture. This is a community conversation for the protection of sacred places and the future we share, including U.S. Representatives Teresa Leger Fernandez & Gabe Vasquez. All are welcome. Together, our voices matter.

Presbyterian Principles and Political Action

Zoom, August 26, 1pm

Gather online for this 75-minute Zoom with other Presbyterians across the country to explore how our Christian faith calls us to wrestle with current issues. Why we are called to be active participants in the public square? And how we can do so in our own communities?

Fundraiser for Faith Coalition

Sep 11, 6-9:30pm, Tumbleroot Brewery

Support our immigrant siblings and have a great time at Tumbleroot Brewery listening to the Latin band Nosotros. This fundraiser is sponsored by the Santa Fe Faith Coalition, of which our church is a member, and Indivisibles of Santa Fe. Tickets start at $10 but please give generously. Proceeds provide emergency support for immigrant families.

David Solem

TGIF, Aug 28, 5:30pm

David Solem performs sonatas by Muzio Clementi and Francis Poulenc Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.

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.

Fear, Idolatry, and Faithful Resistance

Worship, Aug 23, 8:30 & 11am

VIDEO. As Pastor Ashley continues preaching on the stories of the prophet Elijah, we’ll hear the story of Elijah’s “Contest on Mount Carmel” as Elijah follows God’s call to confront the idolatrous King Ahab. As we do, we’ll consider where or how we can find the courage to engage in faithful resistance in the face of fear and widespread idolatry.

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