We gather semi-monthly for a holy dialogue on issues related to the realities of racism in our country, community and church. During our gatherings, we raise awareness around issues, build trusting relationships, and commit to loving action. There is always space at the table for you to join us.
We gather semi-monthly for a holy dialogue on issues related to the realities of racism in our country, community and church. During our gatherings, we raise awareness around issues, build trusting relationships, and commit to loving action. There is always space at the table for you to join us.
We gather semi-monthly for a holy dialogue on issues related to the realities of racism in our country, community and church. During our gatherings, we raise awareness around issues, build trusting relationships, and commit to loving action. There is always space at the table for you to join us.
We gather semi-monthly for a holy dialogue on issues related to the realities of racism in our country, community and church. During our gatherings, we raise awareness around issues, build trusting relationships, and commit to loving action. There is always space at the table for you to join us.
After a free-will offering lunch, retired UCC pastor Rev. David Houseal and members of Windermere Union Church (Orlando) will offer an interactive history lesson on how Indigenous Nations lost their land over time through specific historic events. This program honors Indigenous Peoples' History and Culture; it inspires those who support Racial Justice and Environmental Justice efforts for our Native brothers and sisters.
We gather semi-monthly for a holy dialogue on issues related to the realities of racism in our country, community and church. During our gatherings, we raise awareness around issues, build trusting relationships, and commit to loving action. There is always space at the table for you to join us.
We gather semi-monthly for a holy dialogue on issues related to the realities of racism in our country, community and church. During our gatherings, we raise awareness around issues, build trusting relationships, and commit to loving action. There is always space at the table for you to join us.
he Racial Justice Mission Group invites you on a day trip to visit the Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum of Florida in St Pete on Friday Dec 1. You can read about the museum on its website (https://woodsonmuseum.org). The free church bus is available on a first come-first served basis. Others will carpool.
To register for lunch and the museum tour, sign up for the bus, or for more information, text or call Lindsey Huddleston (see church directory) by Monday Nov. 20.