Join us for a thought-provoking documentary that takes us on one man’s powerful journey from hate to reconciliation, highlighted through an unexpected and transformative friendship. Saturday, January 25th 3:00 PM Chelsea First United Methodist Church About the Film: While writing a book about hate in America, true crime author Steffen Hou encounters Jason, a convicted […]
Discover the untold story of Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s transformative time in Harlem and how it shaped his courageous stand against Nazism. 📅 Friday, January 31st 🕡 6:30 PM 📍 Chelsea First United Methodist Church About the Film: This hour-long documentary explores Bonhoeffer’s experience at Harlem’s Abyssinian Baptist Church during the Great Depression (1930-1931). His time there […]
Dwight Wilson is a lifelong activist and author of 14 published books. He will share excerpts and reflections from his published series of stories, written in the voice of his 4th great grandmother, Sarah, a fugitive slave from Culpeper VA who married Charles Ferguson, a Quaker descended from the Penn family. Wilson's stories cover the […]
The Quiet Center Meg Gilbert and David Shaw will be facilitating a time, place, space, and ways for us to find our “Quiet Center”. On the first and third Tuesday of the month, a space will be provided for you to come to for meditation. This can be a TIME to step away from the […]
Healing Wounds This small group is a six-week gathering of people who would like to explore together how we are wounded and ways we can heal. Through the use of story and shared experiences, we will discuss physical, psychological, emotional, and spiritual wounds as well as the healing process. Kitchen Table Wisdom, a book by […]
