sponsored by Plymouth Contemplatives Have you felt the impulse to recharge by the water? Come explore how richly meaningful praying by the water can be, grounded in tradition and connecting us with our community. Each session will have roughly 30 minutes of presentation to prepare you for 30 minutes of practice. Meditative songs and readings […]
Zoom: This meeting is to vote on the candidate for Lead Minister of Plymouth Church
sponsored by Immigration Welcoming Working Group Julie Otsuka's novel When the Emperor Was Divine and Stephen Holsapple's (Director) and Satsuki Ina, Ph.D.'s (Producer/Project Director) Children of the Camps examine Japanese internment, family separation, and their aftermath. We will discuss these artworks alongside current journalism and documentaries on immigration and families. Separation, incarceration, deported parents, and […]
Explore your community and your faith through our robust alignment of topics and discussions. The Hidden Benefits of Landscaping with Native Plants Presented in collaboration with the Climate & Environmental Justice Committee (Board of Outreach) Not only are native plants beautiful, but they also help to improve soil health, conserve water, and support insects, […]
(sponsored by Racial Justice Initiative) Within 17 years of their arrival in New England, the Pilgrims were taking Indians captive, binding them into labor for individual colonial families and trading others into the Atlantic slave trade. In this class we will discuss the book Brethren by Nature: New England Indians, Colonists, and the Origins of […]
A global pandemic, systemic racism, millions unemployed: hope in God? In this series we will consider the nature of hope, its relationship with faith, the experience of shipwreck, the presence of another realm in this one, and the Divine/human partnership.
Explore your community and your faith through our robust alignment of topics and discussions. The Historical and Political Context of the Second Amendment In addition to discussing the historical and political context of the Second Amendment, Dr. Filner will explore why regulating guns to mitigate gun violence is entirely consistent with the Second Amendment […]
Emily Jarrett Hughes will be offering a Spiritual Exploration class outside at the circle of stones immediately south of the Bde Maka Ska East Parking Lot, across the street from the Minnesota Streetcar Museum North Platform. Both of these locations are on Google Maps. People can sit on the stones that are perfectly spaced for […]
Explore your community and your faith through our robust alignment of topics and discussions. Rebuilding Minneapolis Chanda Smith Baker from the Minneapolis Foundation. The program will run from 9:30 to 10:20 a.m. via Zoom. Chanda has more than 20 years of experience working in, for, and with underestimated communities. Chanda joined the Minneapolis Foundation […]
Explore your community and your faith through our robust alignment of topics and discussions. Inner Mastery: Outer Impact Presented in collaboration with the Board of Spiritual Formation How do the core principles of nonviolence help you to maintain your integrity, compassion and vision so that your leadership at home and work emerges from your […]
sponsored by Immigration Welcoming Working Group Julie Otsuka's novel When the Emperor Was Divine and Stephen Holsapple's (Director) and Satsuki Ina, Ph.D.'s (Producer/Project Director) Children of the Camps examine Japanese internment, family separation, and their aftermath. We will discuss these artworks alongside current journalism and documentaries on immigration and families. Separation, incarceration, deported parents, and […]