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Sunday Worship,
January 19th, 2025
at 10:30 am
Very Unfinished Business
Rev. Mike Morran
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Join us on January 19th at 10:30 am. Celebrating MLKs life and legacy, we’ll consider the spiritual roots of civil rights.
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Young Adult (20s-40s) Potluck Sunday!
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(Thanks to the Kristie Wirth for the post)
We welcome anyone in their 20s-40s. Bring your favorite dish or beverage! We will meet in the Chapel after coffee hour on Sunday, January 19th. Signing up with what you’re bringing helps us plan, but it’s not necessary for you to come. Please click here to signup!
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(Thanks to the Lynn Garman for the post)
Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (COLOR) is a
community-rooted nonprofit organization that works to enable Latine individuals and their families to lead safe, healthy, self-determined lives. We engage in this work through different avenues including advocacy, organizing, civic engagement, policy and narrative work. We believe Reproductive Justice exists when all individuals have the power, access and resources to make healthy decisions about their bodies, sexuality, relationships, and families for themselves and their community. Reproductive Justice is an intersectional movement which allows us to work in various issue areas including housing justice, economic justice, immigrants’
rights, and workers’ rights.
To learn more or get involved with our work, please reach out to Mariah Guerrero, Policy Manager, at mariah@colorlatina.org.
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Miriam’s Book Table is Proud to Feature…
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(Thanks to the Nan Wigington for the post)
On Freedom by Timothy Snyder.
Carol Ruckel writes, “You may recognize the author’s name from his earlier books (especially On Tyranny) or from his many appearances in media, including MSNBC. A professor of history at Yale, he is very involved in studies and activities in Ukraine.
“Snyder talks about five forms of freedom, from sovereignty, the ability to evaluate the world and change it, to solidarity, where freedom for one means freedom for all. It’s not freedom from, but freedom to. The ideas here are challenging and thought-provoking, making it a really good read. A note from the ‘about the author’: ‘His words are quoted in protests around the world.’ That’s a writer for UUs! There is a copy on the book table.”
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Children’s Religious Exploration Programming
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