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Join us in honoring our veterans this month. Our Thursday evening events are open to all.


Theme: When Servicemen and Women Return Home
Questions to Ponder: What do our veterans most need when they return from war?
What can we do that will help them transition back into society?

Nov. 5 Speaker: Marge Higby, coordinator of veterans' benefits at Shoreline Community College (retired)
Nov. 12 Labyrinth service honoring veterans
Nov. 19 Movie Night "Home of the Brave"
No fellowship Nov. 26 (Thanksg… Continue

MID-WEEK FELLOWSHIP
SEPTEMBER

Theme: Reverence for Sacred Texts
Questions: Can God speak to us today through ancient texts? When are old writings of value and when are they detrimental to us and to society?

Sept. 3: Guest Speaker Rabbi Mark Glickman
“Indiana Jones meets the Da Vinci Code in a Synagogue”
on the amazing but true story of the Cairo Genaizah

Sept. 10: Labyrinth service

Sept. 17: Movie Night “Hiding and Seeking” How a Jewish family comes to grips with the perils of putting up wal… Continue

Jamal Rahman Sufi Minister to speak at Edmonds Christian Church
Evening Fellowship
Community meal at 6:30 pm
Conversation with Jamal at 7:00 pm
July 2, 2009

PEACE ACROSS FAITH LINES

Jamal Rahman is a Muslim Sufi minister whose passion lies in interfaith community building. He remains… Continue

Theme "Peace across Faith Lines"

Questions: How have issues of faith kept people apart? How might the values of different faith traditions bring us together?

Events:
July 2 - guest speaker Jamal Rahman, pastor of Interfaith Community Church in Ballard. Jamal is a Muslim Sufi cleric whose passion is in interfaith community building.
July 9 - labyrinth service
July 16 - Movie night "Weapons of the Spirit" about the village of Le Chambon, France, where the local Protestants saved the lives of 500… Continue

GOOD FOOD

Free screening of this award-winning movie about living more sustainably in our own part of the world.

"Something remarkable is happening in the fields and orchards of the Pacific Northwest. Small family farmers are making a comeback. They're growing much healthier food, and lots more food per acre, while using less energy and water than factory farms. For decades Northwest agriculture was focused on a few big crops for export. But to respond to climate change and the end of cheap en… Continue