The Building the Beloved Community pledge season kicks off in service to others! We are collecting specific items for the students in our own Child Development Center. Drop off donations Saturday, Oct 15, 10-noon, or bring to church Oct 16.
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The Radical Christian Alternative
How do we endure these deeply disorienting times of chaos and conflict and still faithfully address the issues and challenges which swirl around us? What resources can we uncover in our Christian faith and heritage that might help us meet the challenges of today? Join us for this new Sunday morning Adult Education series.
Read moreBuilding the Beloved Community Pledge Drive 2022
Our Beloved Community Pledge Drive kicks off October 15-16 with a drop off of items for our Child Development Center, then continues with Gatherings in church and at homes October 18-23, and then wraps up with Pledge Sunday on November 13.
Read moreIndigenous People’s Day
It’s about time, especially here in New Mexico, where it is an official holiday instead of Columbus Day. We acknowledge. We celebrate. Join our special worship services October 9.
Read moreDay of Nonviolence Video
On October 2, the International Day of Nonviolence and the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, Rev. Bobb Barnes led our adult education class in a discussion of Jesus’ message of nonviolence, especially the words of the Sermon on the Mount.
Read moreHomecoming Video Available
View this lively and heartwarming Homecoming Service, held September 18 in Federal Park. Enjoy the bagpipes, gospel songs, a pastoral skit, and the baptism of Brooke Black with an added Pueblo blessing ceremony.
Read moreNatl Public Lands Day
Rev. Andrew Black led a group including Secretary Deb Haaland, Senator Heinrich, and Tracy Stone-Manning of BLM on a visit to the Caja del Rio for National Public Lands Day. Pueblo and community leaders are attempting to protect the cultural areas and fragile ecosystems of the Caja.
Read moreHispanic Heritage Month
For Hispanic Heritage Month this year, we will be sharing information on a few of the Hispanic persons for whom schools are named in Santa Fe. Our first person is Nina Otera, who was an educational advocate, suffragette and superintendent of county schools.
Read morePeace and Global Witness
Sunday, October 2, we recognize Peace and Global Witness Sunday and join other Christians to celebrate World Communion. Our service times are 9:45 am on the roof top and 11:00 am in the sanctuary (livestreamed).
Read moreSoul Festival Resumes
Resuming in late August, Santa Fe Soul Festival lit up a weekend with African art and textiles, African inspired fashions, and a Gospel Concert. Be sure to watch for SFSF next year.
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