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Sunday Worship,
December 1st, 2024
at 10:30 am
A Few Interesting “…isms”
Rev. Mike Morran
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Join us on December 1rst at 10:30 am. With our monthly theme of Divinity, we’ll consider and explore some of the beauty and weirdness of popular theological isms like theism, deism, pantheism, and even atheism.
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Giving in Action – Boulder/Nablus Sister City Project
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(Thanks to Arnie Carter for the post)
The Boulder-Nablus Sister City Project (in west bank Palestine) fosters relationships through cultural, educational, information and trade exchanges, inspiring lifelong friendships that support prosperity and peace through person-to-person “citizen diplomacy.” We arrange delegations to Nablus, with an emphasis on service, host Nablus citizens in Boulder, produce Palestinian cultural events and share expertise between citizens of both cities We are working to open a clinic in Askar Camp that offers diagnostic tools and equipment, a dental clinic, and emergency medical treatment. The clinic will have a small laboratory (urine and blood analysis), ultra sound, an x-ray unit, an emergency room, general medicine, and a dental unit – all of which will contribute significantly to the ability to provide healthcare to the residents of Askar Refugee Camp and the surrounding area
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Whole SoUUl Studio at noon on Sunday 12/1/24
(Thanks to the Mike Morran for the post)
Everyone is invited to join Rev. Mike for Whole SoUUl Studio Sunday, December 1rst at 12 pm. The topic will be Resistance.
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Miriam’s Book Table is Proud to Feature…
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(Thanks to Nan Wigington for the post)
Gender Queer: a Memoir by Maia Kobabe. This young adult graphic novel about gender identity is one of the most challenged and banned books across the country. It depicts the author’s difficult process of coming out to family and society as nonbinary and asexual. Eir willingness to be so honest and forthright necessarily means that depictions of sexual and other experiences are included (hence the challenges and bans). Winner of the 2020 ALA Alex Award for young adult books. Stop by the table at coffee hour and see if this book is right for you or someone you know.
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Children’s Religious Exploration Programming
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