Arts Task Force
Stained Glass Windows Update
Sunday, April 28, 11:00 a.m. - noon in FH 207 and on Zoom
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On April 15, the Arts Task Force brought to the Session specific recommendations regarding new images for our stained glass window project. The Session unanimously commends these recommendations to the congregation and invites everyone to learn more about this exciting development.
We’re grateful to the Arts Task Force for their careful work and look forward to their presentation.
Click here to learn more about this update
On April 15, the Arts Task Force brought to the Session specific recommendations regarding new images for our stained glass window project. The Session unanimously commends these recommendations to the congregation and invites everyone to learn more about this exciting development.
We’re grateful to the Arts Task Force for their careful work and look forward to their presentation.
Reformed Theologian | Professor | Writer
Dr. Martha Moore-Keish
Sunday, May 5
9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
Fellowship Hall and on Zoom
Dr. Martha Moore-Keish, Professor of Theology at Columbia Theological Seminary, has been appointed as one of 16 individuals to serve on a special committee of the PC(USA) to consider a new confession to be added to the Book of Confession. Of this new committee, Co-Moderators of the 225th General Assembly, Shavon Starling-Louis and Ruth Faith Santana-Grace, have said, “The writing of a confession that speaks of the intersection of our faith with the challenges of contemporary culture is one of the most important tasks to which a church is called. It offers an unapologetic affirmation of how we are to embody our faith in the midst of real and present challenges reflected in systemic structures that perpetuate racism, injustices of all kinds and ecological indifference to the planet we call home.”
Join us as we consider what growth might look like for the larger church!
9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
Fellowship Hall and on Zoom
Dr. Martha Moore-Keish, Professor of Theology at Columbia Theological Seminary, has been appointed as one of 16 individuals to serve on a special committee of the PC(USA) to consider a new confession to be added to the Book of Confession. Of this new committee, Co-Moderators of the 225th General Assembly, Shavon Starling-Louis and Ruth Faith Santana-Grace, have said, “The writing of a confession that speaks of the intersection of our faith with the challenges of contemporary culture is one of the most important tasks to which a church is called. It offers an unapologetic affirmation of how we are to embody our faith in the midst of real and present challenges reflected in systemic structures that perpetuate racism, injustices of all kinds and ecological indifference to the planet we call home.”
Join us as we consider what growth might look like for the larger church!
