Paint Brancher
What is Black Sacred Space and why does it matter? As we experience a heightened sense awareness around belonging and inclusion of historically marginalized groups, we also see patterns and connections. How important are safe spaces to black, spiritual wellbeing? We will explore the intersections and similarities between the need for sacred, safe space and … Continue reading Necessary Imperative for Black Sacred Space
with Members of DARTT; and Worship Associate Tricia MostLets empower ourselves to strengthen our community, bridge barriers, address social problems, and move closer to Dr. Kings vision of a `Beloved Community.` The Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service is the only federal holiday designated as a national day of service to encourage all Americans … Continue reading MLK Day of Service: Make it a Day On, Not a Day Off
with Jeri Holloway, Worship Associate; and Special MusicIn light of the renewed focus on the black lives matter movement and abuse of power by some police officers and politicians, what can we do to support change in our communities? How do we invite our neighbors to join us in starting, as Rep. John Lewis called … Continue reading Black Lives Matter: One Person and One Neighborhood at a Time
with Worship Associates Polly Pettit and Jeri Holloway; the Chalice Dancers and the ChoirOur Congregation was founded as College Park Unitarian Church on Sunday, October 17, 1954, 65 years ago. Current members reflect on their years at Paint Branch as we as a congregation look to our future.
with Worship Associate Samantha EvansThe Board has proposed a Covenant of Right Relations and a Destructive Behavior policy for consideration by the congregation. A shared understanding of expectations and increased awareness of how our actions impact others can help us maintain healthy boundaries and healthy relationships. Come explore these with us.
