At a time when misinformation and regressive rhetoric about autism is resurfacing, how can we individually and collectively work to move beyond limiting narratives to honor the inherent worth and dignity of every autistic person in our congregation and beyond.
Every young person deserves stability, dignity, and the opportunity to build a strong future. Join Pendleton Place Executive Director, Stacy Hyde, for a conversation about the realities facing young people experiencing housing instability and those transitioning from foster care. We’ll talk about our day to day, what truly helps young people move toward independence, and … Continue reading Path Forward: Stability, Dignity, and What Young People Need from Us
When it feels like the world is on fire, how do we find hope? In this service, the youth in our community confront the grief and frustration of coming of age at a time when they have to continue to fight for the same human rights their parents, grandparents, and great grandparents fought for. Come … Continue reading All You Fascists Bound to Lose
How do we hear each other across chasms of difference? The differences that separate us from others are deep, and perhaps unprecedented in our lifetime. Kindness, respect, and exploring solutions side-by-side are what we need as we build a civil society. It starts with listening.
Due to anticipated inclement weather, the campus will be closed on Sunday, January 25 and Monday, January 26.
David White, founder, will speak about his nonprofit organization, Fostering Great Ideas. Its aim is to restore hope to children and youth in foster care through innovative solutions and meaningful relationships, focusing on restoring dignity and increasing stability. FGI’s mission centers on building strong connections and developing creative programs to address the challenges faced by children in … Continue reading Children in Foster Care Need Us; Are You Ready
