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Healed? Tell Everybody!
Worship, Jun 22, 8:30 & 11am
In Luke 8:26-39, Jesus heals the man possessed with demons and tells him to go tell others everything that God has done for him. This Sunday the Rev. Bill Humphreys challenges us to go do the same… tell Everybody everything that God has done for us. Join us at 8:30 on the Rooftop Garden and 11:00 in the sanctuary and via livestream.
Jesus Hijacked
Adult Ed, Jun 22, 9:45am
What is the ideology of what is happening politically? In the third video in his series, “Roadmap to White Christian Nationalism,” Dr. Jemar Tisby notes that White Christian Nationalism harms the witness and the credibility of Christianity. View the video and enter into a discussion in adult ed, McFarland Chapel or on Zoom. Dennis Sanderson facilitates the discussion.
eSSO Eternal Summer Symphony Orchestra
TGIF, Jun 20, 5:30pm
At our concert this Friday, hear the beautiful melodies and interesting harmonies of the Shubert Symphony No. 5, performed by eSSO, the eternal Summer Symphony Orchestra. Sanctuary doors open at 5:15 pm and the concert begins at 5:30. The concert is free with donations accepted.
Artisan String Quartet
Classical Sounds, Jun 22, 3:00pm
Join us in our Sanctuary on a Sunday afternoon for “Masterpiece & Theater,” a free concert sponsored by Classical Sounds, Santa Fe. Enjoy Beethoven’s iconic String Quartet Opus 18, #1 and familiar favorites associated with theater, opera, and cinema. For more information view the artists website: Artisan String Quarter.
Santa Fe Pride Parade
Mission Activity, Jun 28, 10:00am
Join the festivities for Santa Fe Pride. FPC will be sharing booth space on the Plaza with Westminster Presbyterian Church. Help is needed to locate a canopy tent, carry a table and chairs to the plaza, meet and greet people during the event and hand out goodies.
Interfaith Community Shelter Update
As you may have already heard, the City of Santa Fe has ended the lease for Interfaith Community Shelter, also known as Pete’s Place, on Cerrillos Road. A new company, Urban Alchemy, will occupy that space starting August 1st to operate the shelter and provide street outreach.
The Signs Are Clear
Adult Ed, June 8, 9:45am
Do we recognize the peril we are in now in our country? Dr. Jemar Tisby makes the case that we are already on the Roadmap to Ruin as he begins his four-part series: “Roadmap to Ruin: How the Church Can Resist the Dismantling of Democracy.” Join Pastor Andrew in McFarland Chapel and on Zoom to view the video and enter into the discussion.
Living the Lord’s Prayer
Retreat, Ghost Ranch, Aug 15-17
The Lord’s Prayer “includes the whole of Jesus’ teaching and is a summary of the whole gospel” (Tertullian, ca-160-240). Not only is this prayer a window into the religion of Jesus, it also offers us a compelling spirituality for today’s chaotic times. San Williams invites you to join him for a weekend retreat on the Lord’s Prayer August 15-17 at Ghost Ranch.
Community Volunteer Opportunities
MSJ Compilation Now Available
In answer to the turmoil in our society, many of you are asking “What can I do to help?” Our Mission and Social Justice (MSJ) Committee has compiled a list of volunteer opportunities to help immigrants, domestic violence victims, children, “Dreamers,” Afghan students, and others in our community. Check out what you can do.
Let Light Lead
Synod Youth Workshop, Jul 14-19
In the Gospel of John, we hear this good news: “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness does not overcome it.” But what does that mean for us in the here and now? This summer, at Synod Youth Workshop in Tulsa OK, we tackle the question: How, in a world where darkness continues to creep in, can we remember to trust in God and ‘Let Light Lead’ even when we are afraid?
Bottle Caps to Benches
Recycling Collection Project
Tierra Nueva Couseling Center is asking you to recycle your plastic bottle caps and lids to make beautiful park benches. Drop them off in our church lobby; keep them out of Santa Fe landfills by upcycling them into benches to serve the Center’s therapists, clients, and the entire community.
Recognizing Jesus
Worship, May 4, 10am
VIDEO. In the second part of the Road to Emmaus story the two disciples recognize Jesus in the breaking of the bread and then he vanishes (Luke 24:28-35). How do we recognize Jesus today? Pastor Harry invites us to share ideas at worship this Sunday at 10:00 am followed by a potluck lunch and conversation.