We build a safe and energizing home for exploring spirituality within a broad and inclusive framework.
We embrace and actively support each individual’s spiritual journey.
We nurture a deep sense of belonging, with joy and laughter and, in times of need, profound support.
And for nearly a century, we’ve been a lively anchor place for deep cross-generational friendships and shared values.
Calling out and healing injustice takes many forms, and we are active across the spectrum.
In partnership with others in the wider community, we seek to make change in the world, with our core values of justice, peace, and care for the earth.
April 18
We In a cynical world, we often claim that seeing is believing – and even then, some believe they can get us to disbelieve what we see with our own eyes. The early church cited their encounters with the resurrected Jesus as justification for continuing to share the life and ministry of Jesus. What about us? What drive our faith since we haven’t seen the resurrected Jesus? Let’s explore some possibilities.
Thinking Out Loud
If you need to talk, or schedule a Zoom visit, send me a message.
Grace and Peace,
Lee
Supporting Homeless
Since 1978 the primary desire has been to create a hub for redemptive relationship by sharing coffee in Capital Hill. Healing begins and ends with relationship.
Due to COVID we have had to adjust our typical program to provide some basic emergency needs for our neighbors. We’ve handed out as many as 500-700 sack lunches a week along with water and of course, coffee.
Find out how you can help.
For several months, our front sign has joined with the widespread movement for racial justice with the statement, “Black Lives Matter.” Recently, chalked comments near our sign have countered with the statement, “All Lives Matter.” (Thank you for using chalk, and not paint!)
Read Wash Park thoughts on this issue here.
WHI Bag Lunch Update
from Bev Rexrode:
WHI Bag Lunch Brigade has another signup for delivery of 100 lunches to Network Coffee House. Please consider donating to the lunches. Sign up at this link:
https://www.signupgenius.com/
Thank you!
Bev Rexrode (571-205-9095)
At Wash Park we believe social and eco-justice advocacy is better when we do it together.
In this video, our members and friends reflect on what it means to do this work as part of a spiritual community.
Hosted by Wash Park UCC