Author: Gale Wright
Service of Ordination & Installation
During 8:30 & 11am Services
At our 8:30 and 11:00 services this Sunday we will ordain and install our new Deacons and Elders who we elected at our congregational meeting on January 28. Now let’s support them by attending this service and the laying on of hands by those previously ordained to these ministries. Read moreSo now what do we do…
Adult Ed, Feb 11
VIDEO. "So, now what do we do with nonviolence?” Pastor Harry leads a conversation about what we heard last Sunday from Father John Dear, a leading advocate and author on peace and nonviolence, and what we learned from his book, The Gospel of Peace.Read moreSanta Fe Flutes
TGIF, Feb 9, 5:30pm
Friday we welcome the Santa Fe Flutes, directed by Melissa Colgin Abeln. This group of flutists plays an eclectic program, sure to lighten a Friday evening. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read more“To Our Wonderful Friends…”
Youth Shelter Thank You
We just received this lovely note from the Youth Shelter and Family Services: "To Our Wonderful Friends at First Presbyterian Church, We were in complete awe when our team went by your congregation and witnessed all of the extraordinary presents for our clients under the Christmas tree! Read moreAfghan Scout Relief Fund
Fundraiser, Feb 12, 4-6pm
Westminster Presbyterian Church and First Presbyterian Church of Santa Fe are co-hosting a fundraising event for the Afghan Scout Relief Fund (ASRF). Appetizers for the event will be catered by Kohinoor Catering and the women of the Afghan Women’s Center in Santa Fe and will be held at our church in Pope Hall.
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PBM Breakfast, Feb 10
VIDEO. The guest speaker at our Prepared By Men's Breakfast was Ruby Bixby, up and coming member of the Dreamer’s Project. She spoke passionately on the topic "Dignity Not Detention." And we enjoyed a warm breakfast and a lively discussion.Read moreJanuary 27, 2024
Dear Saints in Santa Fe, and other far-off places, Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ, who Gandhi said was “the most active resister known perhaps to history.” I have been an enthusiastic advocate of nonviolence all my life. No, wait, hold on, that’s not right. In my earliest days (with many photographs as proof), I was smitten with all things cowboy—guns and boots and hats and kerchiefs. How I wanted a horse as well but for some reason mom and dad said no. Horseless, then, I could be seen shooting my fair share of bad guys and didn’t think a thing of it. I was on my way, like most boys I knew at the time, to a life of guns and violence, albeit all fake but still a big part of my life perspective. Then it all changed. ...
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