Author: Gale Wright
Path of Lovingkindness
Circle of Friends, Feb Options
In February, the Women’s Circle of Friends continues its discussion of the Path of Lovingkindness, with two options: the usual COF meeting on Feb 8 1t 10am via Zoom and an in-person gathering at 10am on Feb 15 for those who attend the Women's Quiet Day or were unable to attend of Feb 8. If you have questions, contact Jenny Harland.Read more
The Miracles at Casa Milagro
PBM Breakfast, Feb 8, 9am
At our Saturday Prepared by Men Breakfast, we welcome Anji Estrellas MA, the Executive Director of Casa Milagro. Anji helps provide a sustainable, safe, and therapeutic home that nurtures the well-being and thriving of formerly homeless residents. Hear about the many miracles of Casa Milagro, Feb 8, at 9am in Pope Hall.Read more
Women’s Quiet Day
Holy Faith Episcopal, Feb 8
The Church of the Holy Faith invites all women in the community to join in the 2025 Women’s Quiet Day for a day of pre-Lenten reflection, study, and silence. This year the Quiet Day leader is Deborah Smith Douglas. Join women from our church in this truly special day. Register before January 31st. If you have questions about our church's attendance, contact Jenny Harland.Read more
African American Sacred Music
United Church of SF, Feb 8
Nationally-known Composer and Conductor Brandon Boyd leads the 7th Annual FebFest Choral Workshop celebrating African American sacred music Saturday, Feb 8 at United Church of Santa Fe. The all day choral workshop begins at 8:30am and concludes with a concert at 4pm. You can purchase tickets to participate in person or online.Read more
Wagner and Ditlow
TGIF, Feb 7, 5:30pm
This Friday we welcome Christoph Wagner, cello, and Kristin Ditlow, piano, as they ease us into the weekend. We hope you can join us for an evening of lovely music by these talented artists. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read moreFebruary 1, 2025
Dear Saints in Santa Fe, and other far-off places: Greetings in the name and spirit of Jesus Christ! There is some confusion of late (2,000 years or so) of what it means to be Christian. Let’s start with the basics, and a familiar adage: “When Jesus told us to love our enemies he didn’t mean for us to kill them.” Or hurt, berate, belittle, threaten, oppress, frighten, or imprison them. When Paul wrote in Galatians 3:28, “There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male nor female, for you are all one in Christ” he meant it and we should stop making edits or excuses. Our culture has trouble with the “other.” Jesus didn’t.
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The Great Search
Adult Ed, Jan 19–Mar 30
VIDEOS. “A new vision of reality is trying to be born,” writes John Phillip Newell in his newest book, The Great Search. In a nine-week adult ed series we will discuss one chapter of this book each week. Join us at 9:45am in the McFarland Chapel or via Zoom as we try to better understand the world swirling around us.Read more
Annual Congregational Meeting
Feb 2, Sanctuary, 11am
The annual meeting occurs directly after the Worship service. We elect Elders and Deacons and also hold a service of Ordination and Installation, Remembrance, and Celebration. Please stay for this important event in the life of the church. For those who cannot attend in person, the livestream of the worship service continues after the service. View the meeting portion below.Read more
First Sunday Luncheon
Feb 2, Noon, Pope Hall
Our Food Fun and Fellowship team is serving Italian this month—traditional lasagne with a vegetarian option, and Italian chopped salad with garlic bread. Please bring your favorite side (meatballs anyone?) or salad or dessert to share! After the annual congregational meeting (which follows the worship service), come down to Pope Hall. Everyone is welcome.Read morePage 3 of 70