August 2nd, we provided 65 children (ages 6 month to 12 years) and a few adults with COVID vaccinations in our child-friendly preschool. We had to go get more vaccines to serve all who arrived.
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Author: Gale Wright
Earth Altars Project
While you are enjoying nature, gather tokens that speak to you and create your own Earth Altar. Then share an image of it with the congregation through our Liturgical Arts Committee.
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Guns to Gardens
On July 24 at 10 am on our triangle, Santa Fe honors Pastor Harry and Miranda Viscoli for their peacemaking efforts. And we saw a demonstration of their Guns to Gardens work.
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Gun Violence Prevention
From June 18 to July 9, 2022, the Presbyterian Church held its 225th General Assembly (GA), where the Assembly Committee on Addressing Violence in the USA did an amazing job.
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Food Donation Pop-Up
Thank you to everyone who participated in the Pop-up drive for The Food Depot which was held Saturday, July 16. We delivered approximately 20 grocery bags and 4 large boxes of food and supplies along with $100 in cash.
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Presbyterian Disaster Assistance
Sunday July 17, 2022, Rev. Laurie Kraus, Director of Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, shares her work as the “face” of PDA, interpreting PDA’s mission in churches, presbyteries and synods; and teaching, developing curriculum, and writing for various publications.
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Protecting the Caja
Pastor Black leads a tour of the petroglyphs. Momentum is building to provide permanent federal protections for the Caja del Rio and petroglyphs. Jim Weber, Santa Fe New Mexican, June 9, 2022.
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PC(USA) Prochoice Policy
Mary Ann Lundy and Rev. Mary Kuhns talk about the PC(USA) prochoice policy on reproductive rights—its history and current status.
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Juneteenth Picnic
On June 18, we held our second annual Juneteenth Picnic at Federal Park. The local NAACP presented the program, and 70 people gathered to celebrate freedom for the enslaved people of the U.S.
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Mourning Uvalde
“Over 70 people joined several Santa Fe faith leaders Sunday afternoon to mark the deaths … in Uvalde, Texas, with many pledging to work toward ending gun violence.” Santa Fe New Mexican, May 29, 2022.
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